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Equally important, they will create the buffers needed to offset external shocks and, as in emerging Asia and Latin America, to implement countercyclical policies that contain the extent and costs of future systemic crises.
But it is equally true that the emerging consensus among the government, business leaders, and trade unions already has led a growing number of companies to promise significantly higher wages and bonuses.
Nigeria has approximately 168 million people today, with some estimates putting the population at 300 million by 2030, split roughly equally between Christian and Muslim.
Nearly equally worrisome is the nuclear redefinition of state sovereignty because it will not only lead to a large number of small, politically unstable nuclear powers, but will also increase the risk of proliferation into the hands of terrorists.
But they will be equally encouraged to offshore production that is aimed at export markets, so that they can compete with Japanese, German, and Chinese producers outside of the US.
While the threat may not affect them equally, none can afford a misstep.
Rapid output growth without equally rapid capital-stock or employment growth must have reflected rapid productivity growth.
It would be equally implausible to deny this person the right to choose his place of abode just to protect the Spanish state.
This narrative – which, bizarrely, is equally popular among otherwise irreconcilable ideological adversaries, such as libertarians and neo-Marxists – is patently wrong.
One conclusion, therefore, is for countries to be cautious about removing capital controls when they have not yet reached the relevant “safety” thresholds, but equally to stress the sizable net benefits for countries that exceed the thresholds.
This pragmatic focus on results is equally evident in the QDDR’s emphasis on working with mayors around the world on issues like climate change.
Instead, they should treat developing countries as full partners, capable not only of conducting high-tech research and development, but also of contributing equally to joint ventures.
Equally important, China is wary of the prospect of Korea being unified under South Korean rule and backed up by continued strategic support from the US.
Europeans often choose to avoid the problem by viewing it as a conflict between two groups, with responsibility falling equally on both sides.
Less visibly, perhaps, the Mediterranean is also undergoing another revival, equally important in terms of geo-economics.
An economy with neither bankruptcies nor a rule of law that applies equally to all is no market economy.
For these groups, the restoration of democracy was a step toward social transformation, enabling them to participate more equally in the life of the country.
A close reading of Hamilton’s accomplishments, however, will remind European readers that there was an equally deep aversion to federalism in the early US.
But what is true of international diplomacy – that a series of seemingly reasonable decisions can have cataclysmic consequences if no one bothers to figure out the endgame – is equally true of international finance.
And he continued to bait North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, who seems equally unstable.
Equally necessary are confidence-building measures, including open and equal access to the media, which are now state-controlled.
Equally important, these women felt – and acted upon – the moral necessity of actually governing.
There is a real danger that religious conflict replaces the ideologically based struggles of the last century in an equally devastating form.
Equally important is the fact that for the first time since 1989, civil society has found a voice independent of President Havel.
The remaining part of the explanation is undoubtedly local and personal: the character quirks that have contributed to each leader’s dramatic rise and equally spectacular fall.
Other predictions of the new “digital society” were equally off-base.
It is one thing to let women into the workforce; it is quite another to embrace full equality and create a cultural, economic, and social climate that encourages both men and women to support one another and their families equally with cash and care.
But it would be equally senseless to push for less ambitious policies, thereby stalling progress in the fight against climate change, without being sure that doing so would improve European competitiveness.
Not every country will be affected equally.
Only by enlarging the scope of EU decision-making, backed by the commitment of equally responsible partners, can Europe meet the shared challenges of a common future.
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