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This sudden fear of emerging countries presents a major dilemma.
My government is thinking hard about this dilemma, and close consultation is underway within the ruling coalition.
But if rebel troops are unable to advance toward the capital of Tripoli, and instead remain deadlocked with Qaddafi’s forces between the towns of Ajdabiyya and Brega, the opposition will face a serious dilemma.
The innovation dilemma is the most contentious issue by far.
With the Fed deciding in their just-concluded April meeting, yet again, to hold rates, their dilemma is set only to intensify this year: normalize monetary policy in line with domestic fundamentals, or cede to the pressures of global financial markets.
This dilemma should be put in long-term perspective: What type of Russia do we hope to see a decade from now?
And, offensive as this has been to Mexican sensibilities – and harmful to finding long-term solutions to America’s immigration dilemma –these complacent arrangements have never presented so clear and present danger as they do today.
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has attempted to confront this dilemma by differentiating reserve requirements according to sector or type of financial institution.
Here’s Trump’s dilemma.
To gain the needed motivation, monetary policymakers should recall the “traveler’s dilemma,” a game theory parable that highlights the pitfalls of individual rationality.
The outcome may seem a disaster, but it is also the most rational choice – the “Nash equilibrium” of the traveler’s dilemma game.
This poses a dilemma for well-meaning democratic parties and politicians.
Lower interest rates are not a solution to this dilemma.
More fundamentally, governments in oil-producing countries are confronting a political dilemma: Stronger economic growth, though desirable, requires regimes to take risks that could endanger their very survival.
For those who advocate the spread of democracy in the world, this has posed an awkward dilemma.
From this hard choice arises another dilemma.
In fact, German reunification only provided the final impetus for a project conceived in the 1980s to resolve a longstanding dilemma.
Another dilemma is that digitization is good for consumers, but possibly bad for employment and social stability.
But aspects of a common late imperial dilemma are visible in both East Asia and Western Europe today.
Wealthy states and regions face the dilemma of designing border controls that reflect not only the needs and demands of their populations, but also their responsibility to those seeking to enter their territory.
But acknowledging the East Europeans' dilemma is in no way to forgive Chirac's arrogant blow against the unity of the Continent as a whole.
The Fund could solve this dilemma by applying an insurance-like approach.
This creates a dilemma for Europe.
So it is not a policy trilemma but a dilemma: capital-account restrictions –not just flexible exchange rates – may be necessary for central banks to exercise effective control over domestic credit conditions.
That, in a nutshell, is the fundamental eurozone dilemma: the periphery needs financing as it adjusts, while Germany, pointing to the post-euro experience, says that it cannot trust countries to reform once they get the money.
This dilemma has begun to have a negative effect on the countries that lie between Russia and the EU.
Indeed, there are already signs of countries not even in the European Union, notably Iceland and Switzerland, contemplating accession as a step toward adopting the euro and resolving their financial dilemma.
But Ethiopia poses a dilemma for anyone who cares about human rights and democracy.
The dilemma for the junta is that Thaksin’s supporters – who are plentiful enough to have enabled his parties to win every election since 2001 – have been marginalized as well, with little say in the face of martial law and Prayut’s absolute rule.
Therein lies the Fed’s dilemma.
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