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All three have a deep-seated institutional understanding of geopolitical power dynamics and the use of military force.
It is nevertheless comforting that Europe’s differences on global issues have not had an excessive impact on the EU’s internal dynamics.
The dynamics of the next 5 years will also reflect a head-on competition between winning corporations.
Emerging economies, meanwhile, should focus on maintaining solid balance sheets, improving their understanding of market dynamics, and safeguarding policy credibility.
A New Order for the Indo-PacificSYDNEY – Security dynamics are changing rapidly in the Indo-Pacific.
This brings us to the third key challenge facing the Indo-Pacific: changing maritime dynamics.
The EU’s fiscal surveillance mechanisms failed to predict these developments because they neglect a crucial variable: the dynamics of private-sector debt.
Moreover, there is a direct relationship between the EMU countries’ private-sector debt dynamics and their current-account imbalances within the euro zone.
The mathematics of debt dynamics suggest that no euro-zone country should have a current-account imbalance, whether a deficit or a surplus, of more than 3% of GDP.
To ensure that they are not forgotten, we need to improve our understanding of how gendered power relationships operate, and address those social dynamics head on.
We urgently need integrated, inter-programmatic, and inter-sectoral approaches that address NTDs’ social, economic, and etiological dynamics.
Rapid identification using genetic “bar codes” can increase the rate of discovering species and determining the transmission dynamics of potential EID’s.
This view, supported by a more skeptical reading of Argentina’s borrowing habits and history of stop-and-go dynamics, deserves special attention.
Given the destabilizing dynamics that the fiscal plan will trigger, out-migration will be higher than the plan assumes, the size of the economy will shrink, and the per capita debt burden on those remaining will increase.
But future macroeconomic dynamics cannot be assessed without an estimate of the debt relief that will be provided.
As White puts it, we need an entire new policy mindset, based on the recognition that financial structure, dynamics, and quantities matter crucially for macroeconomic stability, regardless of whether price stability has been achieved.
But if we commit to recapitalize banks with debt-financed fiscal expenditure, we may simply shift solvency concerns from banks to sovereigns, reinforcing one of the most pernicious dynamics in the evolution of the eurozone crisis.
Despite his self-satisfied declarations that he knows more about ISIS than America’s generals do, he is utterly oblivious to the complex dynamics of today’s institutional fragility, creeping sectarianism, and proxy wars in the Middle East, fueled by the rivalry among regional and global powers.
It makes little sense to expect the old alignments to be able to respond adequately to today’s policy needs or political dynamics.
The dynamics of adjustment within the eurozone exacerbate the underlying imbalances – Germany is becoming more competitive while the periphery remains uncompetitive.
For some sovereigns, the main problem stems from internal debt dynamics.
Others insist that, on the contrary, effective policies today require increasingly complex models that can more fully capture the chaotic dynamics of the twenty-first-century economy.
Throughout 2011, the Arab uprisings were driven by each country’s internal dynamics.
Some of the dynamics of the pre-1914 financial world are now reemerging.
But it does help to understand the dynamics underlying each approach, and to make trade-offs explicitly rather than blindly.
The dynamics of fear are potentially catastrophic, but these dynamics can be broken.
The re-emergence of China and the return of Russia to the forefront of global politics are two of the most salient international dynamics of the century thus far.
The European Union’s commitment to monetary union enabled the eurozone’s Mediterranean countries to improve their debt dynamics and public finances dramatically.
Several key factors are driving the region’s political dynamics.
As a result, countries affected by the Arab Spring now face political spheres that are shaped by crowd dynamics, rather than by genuine political or ideological movements.
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