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Monetizing the fiscal deficits would then become the path of least resistance: running the printing presses is much easier than politically painful deficit reduction.
It is one of the paradoxes of our times that inventions meant to make our lives easier inevitably end up slowing us down.
Alternatives do need to be explored, including more efficient use, diversification into more easily accessible substitutes, and reduction of overall consumption (though in all these cases, it is easier to deal with energy shortages than food shortages).
And, surrounded by unthreatening countries and two oceans, it finds it far easier to protect itself.
The proliferation of information technology and social media means that it is easier than ever for entrepreneurs to tap into a large pool of finance – not to mention contacts and expertise – from small investors.
Everybody knows that, if the enlarged EU is to function effectively, the member states must not merely acquiesce in the dilution of their national political leverage, they must even accelerate the process: there must be more majority voting, and it must be easier to achieve.
Japan was perhaps easier to transform because it did not have an abundance of easily extractable natural resources.
Moreover, there are several options for doing this, some of which are easier or more effective than others.
Governments can also improve their own long-term planning to anticipate future needs and make it easier for investors to understand the context of a project, and to sign up for a second one if the first one goes well.
Moreover, governments should do more to create model contracts that are easier to analyze and negotiate, regardless of where a project is located.
This might seem to be an easier task, given the two sides’ shared history and values.
Small wonder, then, that Russians always cut corners, jump over fences, and never follow a path designated for walking - these paths were built not to make life easier for people, but to control them.
But if scientists can develop better delivery systems or synthetic agents that are safer, cheaper, and easier to manufacture, enormous opportunities will be created for complex drugs that could be given without injections.
The country’s new mobile “battlefield nuclear weapons” – easier to purloin – augment current fears.
Yet, the 15 member states may compensate for their collective failure of nerve by opening up easier options for flexible or multi-speed integration.
Bad policies are, more often than not, easier to sell than good ones.
As Aristotle said: “that which is true and better is naturally always easier to prove and more likely to persuade.”
Unfortunately, this is easier said than done.
The control of income by the overlapping corporate and public sectors makes it easier to push the investment-led growth model to the point of low (or even negative) returns.
People who are less prejudiced toward Jewish people will likely have more Jewish friends, and this familiarity makes it easier to identify someone as Jewish.
If most community members work for just a few employers and obtain health care from just a few providers, the effort of corralling the players will be easier.
Developers can boost the pace of adoption by creating more standardized systems that are easier to use, truly interoperable, and afford patients greater access to and control over their personal health data.
A President Clinton would not make Russia’s international agenda significantly easier, but at least the terms of engagement would be known.
Scientists and engineers in my own research area have already invented devices to help vulnerable babies breathe easier, detect malaria and HIV in war zones, and keep counterfeit medicines out of rural areas.
Jiactivate, in which I am engaged as National Chairperson, aims to serve as a platform that amplifies young Kenyans’ voices, offering them easier ways to take action.
But that is easier said than done.
The left-right divide will become easier for opportunistic politicians to cross, and perhaps a new centrist party will emerge.
More securitization, easier online trading, and other financial-market developments in recent years have facilitated greater speculative investments, especially in commodity futures and options markets.
For US employers, it is much easier to purge workers from the payroll – or, as Robert Gordon of Northwestern University puts it, to toss out every deck chair – than it is for German employers.
Another variable is how much easier monetary policies in other developed countries will become.
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