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Likewise, globalization and technological progress often disrupt traditional or legacy industries, where older workers are more likely to be employed.

One of the novel methods that the PLA has employed is to bring ethnic Han pastoralists to the valleys along the LAC and give them cover to range across it, in the process driving Indian herdsmen from their traditional pasturelands.

The wage surprise draws its inspiration from the Netherlands, where a consensus emerged in the early 1980’s that in order to sustain employment, the burden of taming rampant inflation should be shared by employers and the employed.

China wants to shift its economic model away from manufacturing and toward services, where its many graduates could be gainfully employed; but it is currently locked into its position at the bottom of most global value chains.

To make matters even worse, emerging markets are deprived of the one tool that the advanced countries have employed in order to stem their own financial panics: domestic fiscal resources or domestic liquidity.

If you include partially employed workers and discouraged workers who left the US labor force, for example, the unemployment rate is already 16.5%.

Today, only about half of the world’s working-age women are employed.

Conflict on the Korean peninsula, nourished by the vitriolic language often employed by Kim Jong-il's regime, is China's nightmare.

All three have lately employed expansionary monetary policies; and, as the US Federal Reserve normalizes its policy, emerging economies will be hit again by a sudden withdrawal of global liquidity.

Starting with the President, continuing through the ranks of Congress and the federal bureaucracy, and extending to the nation's many millions of steadily, safely employed executives and workers, ample health insurance is a guaranteed benefit.

Many of the 40 million without insurance are employed, but at low-wage jobs and by companies that do not provide health insurance as a benefit.

In a poor country where the bulk of the workforce is employed in traditional agriculture, the rise of urban industrial opportunities is likely to produce inequality, at least during the early stages of industrialization.

And like these earlier technologies, social media are not decisive: they can be repressed by governments as well as employed by governments to motivate their supporters.

Of those workers still in the private sector, almost 5%, or 5.5 million, are employed by global companies whose headquarters are abroad.

In that year, the average compensation of the 22.2 million US workers employed by US multinationals was $68,118 – about 25% higher than the economy-wide average.

For one thing, unlike gold – which has always had other purposes and today is employed widely in new technologies from iPhones to spacecraft – Bitcoin has no alternative use.

Such spending risks absorb productive resources that could be employed more efficiently elsewhere.

Although China's official growth rate reached 8% in 2002, its high budget deficit and large stock of non-performing loans (about 40% of GDP) mean that it cannot afford any slowdown if it is to keep people employed, especially in rural areas.

Moreover, a large proportion of women in the region are employed in the informal sector.

In the course of the Cold War America understood this, though historians argue about the situations in which it tested its competence, or the means it employed.

China has also employed “lawfare,” selectively invoking a colonial-era accord, while ignoring its own violations – cited by Bhutan and India – of more recent bilateral agreements.

Here, too, the Kingdom employed its policy of largesse through the GCC, promising Bahrain $10 billion over the next decade.

Within a month of taking office, Trump’s administration has already employed shock tactics to paralyze and distract the electorate, while antagonizing allies, provoking enemies, and creating new alliances with dubious partners.

He has also casually suggested defaulting on the national debt as a way to reduce it – a strategy he has employed with his companies.

When private jobs are no longer competitive, government jobs seem an easy solution to keeping people employed.

While the directive’s rules governing migration of employed and self-employed people hardly differ from previous EU law, the migration and social-welfare rights of non-working EU citizens have been significantly extended.

Under normal circumstances, an American politician would be in trouble for having employed a figure as compromised as Manafort.

For example, Colombia’s Labor Observatory tracks students’ progress – including where they attended university, what they studied, when and where they were first employed, what their starting salaries were, and whether they were promoted – for up to five years after graduation.

And those who are employed are often stuck in roles that do not take full advantage of their skills.

And the “security fence,” which was to allow for unilateral separation, may hold back suicide bombers but not modern missiles of the kind currently employed by Hezbollah.

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