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Third, Russia has not yet become
economically
integrated with the West, especially Europe, as was expected.
Similarly, as recently as two decades ago, instantaneous global communication existed, but was
economically
out of reach for most people.
It cannot
economically
compete with its richer and more populous neighbors, the 45 million South Koreans, the 120 million Japanese, and the over 100 million people in northeast China.
All the evidence indicates that only a more sustainable, open, and inclusive world economy can support an environmentally secure,
economically
prosperous, and socially just future for humanity.
In any serious variation of this Grand Strategy, Turkey will need to play a central role – politically, militarily, economically, and culturally.
The case for tearing up free-trade agreements and aborting negotiations for new ones is premised on the belief that globalization is the reason for rising income inequality, which has left the American working class
economically
marooned.
That may be lower than the 2000-2010 average, but it is higher than the growth rate in the 1980s and 1990s – decades that are not typically viewed as
economically
disappointing.
The goal should be to identify projects that, despite being
economically
profitable, are unattractive to private investors, owing to institutional and other barriers, and then work to remove those obstacles.
First, despite enjoying greater political inclusion than the Habsburg Slavs, many Central Europeans see themselves as lacking equal standing with the EU-15, both
economically
and strategically.
But this vibrant and
economically
progressive city – which Foreign Policy and the McKinsey Global Institute ranked last year as the world’s 13th most dynamic city, based on its projected GDP increase from 2010 to 2025 – embodies China’s quest for a high-value-added, high-income economy.
But much of central and western China is mired in poverty;Indonesia belongs to a different world culturally and economically; and India is a very different Asia as well.
In the US, the
economically
illiterate, seeing misery all around from lost jobs, foreclosed homes, and the ever more apparent decline in America’s international status, are distilling their frenzy from obsolete advocates of fiscal rectitude, while clutching their Bibles and espousing a juvenile understanding of the US constitution.
Economically, plans for new institutions can wait; the eurozone should focus instead on policies to raise living standards for all.
Putin’s Dance with the TalibanNEW DELHI – Russia may be in decline
economically
and demographically, but, in strategic terms, it is a resurgent power, pursuing a major military rearmament program that will enable it to continue expanding its global influence.
As a result, we live in a world that is more
economically
and socially interconnected than ever, but increasingly divided territorially by physical barriers that are taller, longer, and stronger than their totalitarian antecedent’s planners could ever imagine.
Economically, the writing is on the wall.
Taking over Transnistria, a pro-Russia Moldovan enclave adjacent to Ukraine, would be
economically
challenging for a Russia that is still reeling from the Western sanctions imposed over Crimea.
But many of the older member states also benefitted, and not only in
economically
measureable ways.
Underlying such plans is the assumption that some substantial degree of inequality is
economically
healthy.
But Western leaders have hesitated to integrate China, Asia’s most
economically
formidable actor, into the international system.
History and geography – measured by distance from the closest seaports – have isolated these countries physically, economically, and socially, and have exacerbated the difficulties of their transitions to market economies.
It is
economically
irrational for Greeks to prefer continued membership in the eurozone, when they could remain in the EU with a restored national currency that they could devalue.
After all, excessive and chaotic deleveraging by lenders to emerging Europe – and the ensuing credit crunch – would destabilize this
economically
and institutionally fragile region.
Indeed, the invasion of Iraq also hurt Turkey, both
economically
and by strengthening the base for the Kurdish terrorist PKK organization operating from northern Iraq.
And the large fiscal adjustment necessary for Greece, Ireland, and Portugal, if not Italy and Spain, will be
economically
and socially disruptive.
Economically, the story is the same.
When corrected, the effect is substantially smaller, but nonetheless
economically
consequential.
The Reinhart/Rogoff paper is just a small part of a voluminous academic literature that shows high debt levels to be
economically
risky.
The US, of course, remains the world’s only superpower – militarily, economically, politically, and culturally.
Economically, border controls act just like taxes; they distort activity, by increasing transaction costs and reducing cross-border flows of goods and services.
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