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Only with independence does the confidence for greater participation come, and greater participation means improved governance, both in the international order and domestically.
When anyone wants an example of how effective a Keynesian counter-cyclical strategy can be, internationally as well as domestically, they need look no further than China’s four-trillion-renminbi stimulus of 2008-2009.
Putin cannot afford to return to the pre-Crimean status quo, which would be viewed domestically as a major political defeat.
Putin has decided to turn bitterness about Russia’s loss of control over its immediate neighbors into the centerpiece of his policies, both domestically and internationally.
In 800 meticulously argued and documented pages, Pinker shows that, over the course of history, there has been a dramatic decline in violence, both domestically and internationally – and that this downward trend is continuing through the post-Cold War years.
But the pursuit of global objectives is difficult, bordering on the impossible, when central banks function under the kind of narrow, domestically focused mandates that independence requires.
In other words, demand for imports and exports is not very price-elastic, and there is only limited scope for substituting domestically produced alternatives.
Import substitution takes place before your eyes: a clothing store that last year sold only imported apparel, now sells only domestically produced goods.
Directing credit in order to increase supply of goods need not be inflationary; on the contrary, the increased supply of domestically produced goods may be an effective instrument for combating inflation.
But suppose that the reason that no Palestinians and Israelis willing to conclude such a deal have emerged is that the solution itself is domestically unsupportable on both sides.
One important part of the answer, I think, is the critical importance of the rule of law, both domestically and internationally.
Moreover, migrants spend about 85% of their earnings domestically.
If the money invested in all American foreign interventions had been redirected to promoting prosperity domestically, Trump’s candidacy never would have gained traction.
The answer lies in the support that Indonesian pro-democracy activists can generate domestically and internationally.
Lastly, foreign policy will become more domestically oriented.
The combination of faster household-spending growth and the existing level of exports would cause production bottlenecks and strain capacity, leading to faster increases in the prices of domestically produced goods.
More generally, fiscal authorities need to do a much better job of cooperating with their monetary counterparts, domestically and internationally.
Sarkozy is omnipresent both domestically and internationally.
After all, it is still very new, is domestically popular, is in a position actually to do some good, and is challenging fiscal rules that needed to be reformed anyway.
For example, in the seventeenth century, the Netherlands flourished domestically but declined in relative power as other states grew in strength.
In the US, with its large, domestically driven economy, the equivalent figures are 1% and 3%.
Until the late 1990’s and the advent of monetary union, most government debt in the European Union was domestically held: in 1998, foreigners held only one-fifth of sovereign debt.
After all, the one thing today’s autocrats have in common with their totalitarian predecessors is contempt for the rule of law, both domestically and internationally.
It is well established that when vaccination is impeded, the number of cases rises drastically, as was shown in Nigeria in 2003, where a ten-month delay led to the infection of thousands of people domestically, and to reinfection in more than 20 other countries.
This statistic begs the question of why India continues to import foods and oils that could be produced domestically.
Abdullah’s proposal could weaken his position domestically, particularly in relation to the country’s powerful Islamists.
There are two ways to invest – domestically or internationally – and the world is falling short on both.
China has a larger population to recruit from domestically, but in his view, its Sino-centric culture will make it less creative than the US.
If an American company cannot obtain steel inputs domestically, it must either pay the tariff or apply for an exemption (“exclusion”).
If he follows through, the Peterson Institute for International Economics estimates that the cost of a new car in the US could increase by $1,400-$7,000, regardless of whether it is made domestically or abroad.
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