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Young people exiting foster care or incarceration, as well as people with serious health challenges, are too often left to fend for themselves.
From the Bundesbank’s perspective, OMT’s potential to prevent a country from exiting the euro does not make it legal.
Exiting from Democracy?
They believe that reviving progressive politics requires exiting an incorrigibly neoliberal EU.
But it is one thing to oppose entering the EU; it is quite another to favor exiting it once inside.
By exiting the EU, the UK would severely damage its economic interests, losing both the single market and London’s role as a financial center.
Third, the Fed probably erred in exiting its zero-interest-rate policy in December.
Only in Britain could a cabinet minister from the same party that brought the country into the EU call for exiting it.
But our calculations, based on the UHS data, show that labor-force participation in China actually increased slightly after 2008, as the proportion of workers exiting the labor market decreased.
What we do know is that China should have begun exiting gradually from US government securities long ago.
Yet it may be the fact that Italy’s three opposition parties all favor exiting the euro that explains why Prime Minster Matteo Renzi has promised to resign if voters reject the reforms.
Governments should start by overhauling or exiting the Energy Charter Treaty, the world’s only energy-specific investment pact.
Consider Britain: by exiting the EU, the British will have no say over what is, far and away, their most important export market.
Seventh, exiting QE is tricky.
Conservative estimates suggest that exiting from Spain, the euro, and the EU would cause a 20-25% drop in Catalonia’s GDP, as 68% of Catalonia’s international exports go to the EU (according to official 2010 data) and 50% of its total output goes to the rest of Spain.
“Our administration,” he said, is “lawfully exiting or renegotiating outdated or harmful treaties, trade agreements, and other international arrangements that don’t serve our sovereign interests, or the interests of our allies.”
But the US Federal Reserve’s dovish approach to exiting its own quantitative-easing program, together with expansionary policies in other major economies, has weakened their impact on the exchange rate.
Although exiting the monetary union would have yielded considerable benefits, “Grexit” would have entailed sizeable costs as well.
The pain of exiting should be cushioned with communal financial help, which would not be necessary for long, because a devaluation of the new currency would quickly restore competitiveness.
Recent personal experience at New Delhi airport indicated that nominal arrival checks, as the government requires, were loosely enforced, with a number of passengers exiting the terminal holding completed Ebola information cards that should have been handed to immigration officials.
Indeed, talk about exiting the euro has intensified, particularly in southern eurozone countries that desperately need to regain competitiveness.
But a look at what exiting the euro might mean in practice should stop such talk cold.
At any rate, experience indicates that exiting the euro while preserving the freedom of capital movements is little more than a fantasy.
After all, the family house we are exiting still contains much of our history and family silver, as well as our future economic interest.
This is a sign that investors now see a significant risk of a Greek default or of Greece exiting from EMU and redenominating its government bonds.
And, third, it increases the burden of past debts and makes exiting from a private or public debt crisis even more painful.
Now the ECB is reacting with force, but, as Japanese policymakers have found, exiting from deflation is far from easy.
Either answer is worrisome, because it would suggest that central banks – which are now holding trillions of dollars in assets – have less ability to manage the process of exiting quantitative easing than we would wish.
And exiting the euro will neither reduce the burden nor erase German and French bank losses.
Then, stung by the financial meltdown in the United States, and subsequently by the eurozone’s own crisis, the major global banks reduced their foreign presence, selling off some businesses, exiting others, and allowing maturing loans to expire.
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