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Moreover, rapid
expansion
of university education all too often comes at the expense of quality.
Services like education, banking, accounting, and insurance account for an ever larger share of global output (now roughly two-thirds), and further
expansion
requires significant changes in existing agreements.
Latin America's Resilient Housing MarketNew York – As the consequences of the sub-prime mortgage meltdown in the United States spread through global markets, will one of the most positive trends in Latin America – the
expansion
of local credit markets, which has dramatically expanded access to homeownership throughout the region –be jeopardized?
There is no doubt that the
expansion
of access to financial services has enormous positive potential, when handled responsibly.
As the country’s exports accelerate on the back of today’s synchronous global economic expansion, the negative effects of the November 2016 demonetization of high-value bank notes and the enactment last July of a new goods and services tax (GST) are receding.
Success implied
expansion
of such public goods as widespread university education.
It did not mean the attainment of radical equality, but acceptance of Keynesian economics, the pursuit of full employment, the
expansion
of public education and pensions.
This could encourage an
expansion
and diversification of small designer products with a market advantage, as has happened with craft beer.
Asia’s growth dividend must not be wasted on military
expansion.
To prevent unchecked military
expansion
in Asia, defense budgets should be made completely transparent, with verifiable public disclosure.
His strategy – the “three arrows” of massive monetary expansion, increased government spending, and structural reform – is theoretically sound.
The global economic and financial crisis has precipitated an immense
expansion
of central government spending, borrowing (and hence future taxing), lending, regulation, and mandates, some in “aid” to sub-national governments (about $200 billion in the US stimulus bill).
And many are expecting a major downturn in the next five years; otherwise, the economy would have experienced an almost unheard-of decade-and-a-half
expansion.
The American
expansion
seems increasingly well established, with estimated annual growth exceeding 4% over the last two quarters.
To be sure, Iran, much like the Soviet Union, has long viewed
expansion
abroad as the best way to protect the revolution’s results at home.
Ultimately, it is only through the creation and
expansion
of well-paying jobs that local communities can be made vital.
In a new book, The Cost-Benefit Revolution, the American legal scholar Cass Sunstein applauds the gradual
expansion
of reliance on cost-benefit analyses to guide regulatory policy in the United States since the 1980s.
Favorable asset-price movements, in turn, improve national fiscal indicators and encourage domestic credit expansion, exacerbating structural weaknesses in the domestic banking sector.
Clearly, as the austerians’ barricades have weakened under the continuing onslaught of facts (most notably the recessions in Europe, and now Japan’s conversion to expansion), the stimulators have found the missteps of Reinhart/Rogoff and Ferguson to be convenient weapons.
Neither controversy bears on the Keynesian claim that under conditions of high unemployment, low inflation, and low interest rates (which hold in rich countries today, as in the 1930’s), fiscal
expansion
is expansionary and fiscal contraction is contractionary.
Investment growth had depended on population growth, technological innovation, and westward
expansion.
Rapid
expansion
of agricultural activity is requiring more and more water all across the continent.
Over the last decade, the surge in enrollment, together with the
expansion
of learning assessments, has exposed the scale of the quality crisis in education.
Regulations should also have a strong counter-cyclical focus, preventing excessive accumulation of leverage and increasing capital and provisions (reserves) during booms, as well as preventing asset price bubbles from feeding into credit
expansion.
Unfortunately, given high inflation, structural adjustment has been postponed, with efforts to control credit
expansion
becoming the government’s first priority.
This enforced investment slowdown is itself increasing China’s net savings, i.e., the current-account surplus, while constraining the
expansion
of domestic consumption.
Two other developments promise to prevent increased European dependence on Russia: massive
expansion
of liquefied gas imports into the EU and – linked to this and to deregulation of the European gas market – the transition from long-term supply agreements and the oil-price peg to market-dependent spot prices.
But economists’ abstract description of the resulting state intervention as an
expansion
of “aggregate demand” conceals the fact that the government conducts specific expenditures and makes political decisions that rescue specific businesses and individuals.
The rapid
expansion
of Alibaba threatens Western retailers who never expected to face a Chinese competitor.
The US tried to control Japanese
expansion
in Asia by limiting Japan’s energy (especially petroleum) imports.
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