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First, in countries where early fiscal austerity is necessary to prevent a fiscal crisis, monetary policy should be much easier – via lower policy rates and more quantitative easing – to compensate for the recessionary and deflationary effects of fiscal tightening.
Fourth, countries with current-account surpluses should let their undervalued currencies appreciate, while the ECB should follow an easier monetary policy that accommodates a gradual further weakening of the euro to restore competiveness and growth in the eurozone.
A shared sense of us obviously makes life much easier for political entities.
Of course, goals are easier to adopt than to achieve.
These include deeper financial-market integration; an easier process for writing down bank and government debts; greater fiscal flexibility; and more balanced economic-adjustment mechanisms.
This is not to say that the CEO’s job is easier; but it is certainly more clearly defined.
These methods are, essentially, labor-saving devices – they make management of the animals easier and enable units with thousands or tens of thousands of animals to employ fewer and less skilled workers.
Between nationalists and liberals, it is easier for the former to pursue policies of social protection.
In Venezuela, the danger is just as great for everybody, and addressing it is much cheaper and easier.
It is easier to get carried away when not much is keeping you anchored.
The good times were also buoyed by easier access to low-cost capital, much of which has come in the wake of the global financial crisis.
It is easier to vote to spend millions of dollars to eradicate poppy/coca production in poor countries than confront addiction at home.
It is, of course, easier to mock the attempts of organizations such as USAID to tackle poppy production than provide a viable solution.
He somehow found it easier to criticize Zimbabwe, Cuba, and Burma than Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, and he quickly toned down his initial reproach of Egypt.
Because mini-grids require less capital investment than grid expansion, it can be easier to secure financing for them, meaning that they can electrify communities that might have to wait years for a grid connection.
The decline in world commodity prices, led by crude oil, has made managing the national budget easier.
And now, after the Central Statistics Office revised its methodology for calculating GDP data, that task has become easier still.
One reason why government-run wage insurance programs must have limited duration is that they involve so-called “moral hazard”: the risk that people will get lazy or would take easier, lower-paying jobs and continue to collect insurance that pays them the wage of a more demanding occupation.
Simple measures –including easier registration, swifter visa procedures, improved information-sharing with Damascus-based aid workers, and predictable funding mechanisms – would allow colleagues in the field to concentrate on reaching those in greatest need.
Indeed, between search engines and ubiquitous apps, knowledge is at our fingertips nearly always, making our lives easier and more productive.
The authorities, seeing no solution, kicked the can down the road – an approach that usually works, because problems become easier to solve when markets calm down.
Indicators and correlations are easier to demonstrate.
Some forms of authoritarian government can leave a certain amount of room for economic and other freedoms, and thus might be easier to live with than illiberal democratic populism.
Of course, achieving that is easier said than done.
When an economy is so dependent on trade, it becomes much easier to make the case for liberalization, which is why Europe has long been more enthusiastic than the US about a transatlantic free-trade agreement.
The offensive into and around Iraq's second city of Basra will be no easier.
That’s a higher annual death toll than during World War II, and it’s easier to prevent.
The overwhelming majority of China’s poor live in rural areas, and, for most, hope for a better life lies in the cities, where better-paying jobs are easier to find.
Making migration easier would not only open up opportunities in the cities; it would also accelerate agricultural transformation, as the fewer remaining agricultural workers would need to acquire new skills to raise productivity and wages.
Indeed, the fact that most rapes are committed by men who are known to the victim should “only make it easier to apprehend the rapist.”
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