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Capital flows into Europe and major emerging economies picked up, as investors sought to benefit from the expansion, while enjoying both higher yields and the possibility of capital gains from currency moves.
Another systemically important central bank, the People’s Bank of China, has focused not on monetary expansion, but on financial reform.
They engaged in fiscal
expansion
during the recovery of 2001-2007 and then fought President Barack Obama’s attempts to respond to the 2007-2009 recession with fiscal stimulus.
Over the last year President Donald Trump has pursued an even more flagrantly pro-cyclical fiscal expansion, with ill-timed tax cuts and spending increases.
Starved of cash, PDVSA was forced to cut back on maintenance and expansion, which increased the number of accidents and limited production.
For the past decade, booming oil prices have spurred economic expansion, with only a short break following the financial crisis of 2008.
These policies toward Russia, in turn, make Chirac (as well as leaders throughout the western alliance) increasingly cautious about NATO and EU
expansion.
Furthermore, Israel should stop the
expansion
of existing settlements and dismantle illegal ones.
As in Japan, America’s subpar recovery has been largely unresponsive to the Fed’s aggressive strain of unconventional stimulus – zero interest rates, three doses of balance-sheet
expansion
(QE1, QE2, and QE3), and a yield curve twist operation that seems to be the antecedent of the BOJ’s latest move.
Precedents abound in American history for using scare stories to justify fiscal
expansion.
That means cleaning up developed economies and working to prevent the massive
expansion
of industries that damage our collective health and future.
The nexus between urban
expansion
and climate protection is infrastructure.
A Euro-Mediterranean monetary system would avoid the discrepancy between euro- and dollar-denominated trade – indeed, eventual
expansion
of the eurozone should not be ruled out.
In 1996, the 92-year-old Kennan warned that NATO’s
expansion
into former Soviet territory was a “strategic blunder of potentially epic proportions.”
In 2017, the world economy was undergoing a synchronized expansion, with growth accelerating in both advanced economies and emerging markets.
Though the world economy is still experiencing a lukewarm expansion, growth is no longer synchronized.
In this sense, it has a beggar-thy-neighbor aspect, which may be enhanced if the austerity is offset by monetary
expansion.
In Kenya, a new feed-in tariff is triggering an
expansion
of wind and geothermal power.
Many wrongly interpreted the “Limits to Growth” as an attack on unbridled economic
expansion.
They are not getting enough out of monetary
expansion
at this point; the risk of collateral damage and unintended consequences is rising; and pro-growth structural reforms are overdue.
During the
expansion
period, producers thrived, owing in part to record-high prices.
Yes, the European Union’s enlargement since 2004 was preceded by NATO’s eastward
expansion.
China’s reliance on large trade surpluses and foreign-exchange reserves to fund the
expansion
of its global footprint makes it all the more vulnerable to the current pushback.
That, after all, is what happened after the Federal Reserve-Treasury accord of 1951: the Fed ceased buying new Treasury bonds, abandoning its commitment to keep bond yields at 2.5%, but it never reversed its balance-sheet
expansion.
But, in a world of fractional reserve banks, there is clearly a danger that the initial stimulus could be multiplied later by the subsequent
expansion
of private “inside money” purchasing power, as animal spirits return to bank and shadow-bank lenders and borrowers.
But Fisher quite explicitly identified the absence of interest payments on deficits financed by permanent monetary
expansion
as one of the benefits of 100% reserve banking and OMF.
The
expansion
of renewable energy production also holds great potential for boosting economic growth.
In fact, outside of East Asia, progress has been modest, with the situation worsening in some countries and regions – despite several economic-growth spurts, sustained
expansion
in some large developing countries, and public commitments by the international community to the 2000 Millennium Declaration, which led to the MDGs.
Meanwhile, inequality has increased worldwide – even in countries that have experienced rapid economic expansion, notably China and India.
How could a tripling of global GDP and a fourfold
expansion
of the world’s high-income population be good news, given all that goes with it?
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