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Indeed, large companies are run by two boards: a management board and a supervisory board, divided equally between shareholders and employee representatives, which take strategic decisions.
I also expected to hear from business representatives about whether my proposed solutions – greater workplace flexibility, ending the culture of face-time and “time machismo,” and allowing parents who have been out of the workforce or working part-time to compete equally for top jobs once they re-enter – were feasible or utopian.
The interest rates that Japan, the United States, the UK, and Germany pay on their national debt are equally low, despite vast differences in their debt levels and fiscal policies.
But the other credit crisis is equally consequential, and receives much less attention, even as it erodes societies’ integrity, productive capabilities, and ability to maintain living standards (particularly for the least fortunate).
An equally telling statistic is that only one company in the eurozone, Spain’s Inditex (ZARA), has made it to the FT Global 500 since 1996.
Trump’s approach to the nuclear crisis on the Korean Peninsula has produced equally troubling knock-on effects.
Trump’s global trade war is equally self-defeating.
Equally interesting is the link that the study finds between income inequality and pre-crisis economic policy.
I hope that they do not share policy priorities, particularly a change of strategic alliances, which would be equally bad for Greece and for Europe.
But it is equally obvious that Hu, the sphinx-like apparatchik in whom Chinese and Western liberals alike had once invested hope, is unlikely to deliver the more open and humane China that they thought he had promised.
The problem, however, is not only the firms that exist; equally important are those that do not, because they were never founded or did not expand (if they had, South Africa would not be lacking the nine million jobs its people are seeking).
Emergency loans are equally important.
In this framework, there is no collective sense of a communal “we” that has agreed to live together under rules that apply equally to all.
An equally large obstacle to China’s economic transition – the problem that almost dare not speak its name – is the widespread worship of China’s hybrid market economy.
In the next half-century, creating a sustainable and desirable future for Europe and the world will require equally significant transformations.
Most concretely, the long-anticipated New Development Bank, run jointly and equally by the five BRICS countries, opened its doors in Shanghai in July.
In the 1950’s, after four decades of war across Europe, the idea of a European Union in which member states’ citizens could live and work freely across national borders while retaining their political allegiance and cultural identity seemed equally far-fetched.
Emerging countries are inundated with capital inflows one day, and faced with abrupt and equally destabilizing outflows the next.
The downside is that housing busts last equally long, because houses are such a durable good.
Equally dramatic would be any attempt by the Kurds to forcibly change the demographic balance of the multiethnic city of Kirkuk.
The proceeds can be divided equally between workers, local authorities, a general tax cut and the central government.
In an ICM poll the same month, only 10% of respondents said they would prioritize ending free movement over maintaining access to the single market, while 30% viewed the two as equally important and 38% considered maintaining full access to the single market the priority.
Equally important were Friedman’s contributions to influencing public opinion through works that addressed the role of the state in society.
But these countries would be equally wise to signal to China that it is welcome to take its place among the world’s leading countries if it acts responsibly and according to the rules set for all.
The oversight board’s new fiscal plan is equally flawed.
But is it fair or right that they should be allowed to take matters into their own hands and determine a system of international monetary management designed to serve their own interests, with little regard for other, equally exposed, countries?
But there is another, equally strong (albeit often overlooked) rationale: the tremendous potential for an Israeli-Palestinian-Jordanian economic zone that would drive the entire region’s growth and development.
So Asia’s structural lessons are equally important to the developed world.
The same medicine might prove equally beneficial to the rest of Europe – to say nothing of the US, which faces a major competitiveness challenge of its own.
To be sure, in EU institutions’ public and ceremonial meetings, interpretation and translation must be equally available, at least in principle, from every language into every other.
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