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The Saudi regime’s stability now depends on its ability to maintain unity and establish clarity in its system of succession.
Whether Nastase can pursue a sensible program depends mightily on party unity, and here the PDSR is as divided as Constantinescu’s coalition.
Blue is the New GreenABU DHABI – In recent years, an increasingly loud chorus of environmentalists, civil-society actors, and international institutions have been demanding that conventional “brown” economic development, which depends on fossil fuels, be replaced by a lower-carbon “green” growth model.
Obama has just been elected for four years, and his political fate depends on whether he can engineer an economic recovery.
More important, China’s economy depends on continued access to Western – and especially US – markets.
This system recognizes that antibiotics are a shared and exhaustible resource on which the viability of a range of other pharmaceutical products and medical devices – from chemotherapy to joint replacements – depends.
Of course, demographics is not an exact science: Much depends on assumptions about age profiles, standards of living, inequality, and so on, and sooner or later the Muslim fertility rate will converge with the national average.
Now, as then, success depends on coordination among African governments, health-service providers, drug makers, and non-governmental organizations.
Moreover, there is a fallacy of composition: if there are too many debt collectors, they will impoverish the very people on whom their own prosperity depends.
There are risks for Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki as well, because Turkish military strikes on Iraq’s northern provinces could undermine the Kurdish support on which his government increasingly depends.
It is true that Russia does not dream of being part of the EU, but Russia’s stability depends on preserving the European nature of its regime.
Sub-Saharan Africa depends heavily on commodity exports, so it is especially vulnerable to the global downturn.
For now, what will happen depends on Mousavi’s perseverance.
Whether China can develop and implement a viable new economic-growth model in post-crisis conditions depends on whether President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang can revive the legacy of their predecessors, Deng Xiaoping and Zhu Rongji.
In other words, China’s future – and that of the global economy – depends on how committed its leaders are to overcoming vested interests and pursuing comprehensive structural and policy reform.
At the same time, the regime depends on taxes on international trade to support itself.
A digital economy depends on payment systems that are not just easy to use and widely available, but also trustworthy.
Beyond that, more inclusive growth depends on the completion of the urbanization process that underpins the creation of a modern economy; addressing corruption and unequal access to market opportunities; and aggressively mitigating well-known and serious environmental problems.
Beyond advanced microchips, the US government could order Boeing and United Technologies to withhold aircraft parts and jet engines on which China’s large commercial fleet depends, effectively grounding many Chinese jetliners.
Whether natural resources are plundered or harnessed for development depends upon several factors.
The most common definition of an oligarch is a person whose wealth depends on political connections – particularly to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The recovery of dynamism, demand, and consumption depends on its success.
The European Central Bank’s role is fundamental for both, as well as in continuing to promote growth (both through expansionary monetary policy and by facilitating market access for countries whose financing still depends on the ECB’s implicit guarantee).
Japan depends on fossil fuels imported from abroad (especially the Middle East), so it has particularly strong incentive to minimize energy use.
To be sure, for a country that depends on imported energy, any savings are valuable.
Internationa1 cooperation which depends solely on the good will of governments is constantly exposed to the pressures of the moment, to domestic political calculations, to moods and tactics.
Which of these two outcomes will materialize also depends on what happens inside Berlusconi’s camp, and that is less easy to predict.
Instability arises because financial markets try to discount a future that depends on their own behavior.
It depends on the investment.
The IDB’s research and experience with sports-for-development programs supports these conclusions, indicating that the value of pubic investment depends on the specific strategy.
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