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The agenda includes an
expansion
of the tax base to reduce dependency on oil, an initiative to increase competition in media and telecommunications, and a constitutional change that will permit the state-owned oil company Pemex to enter into joint ventures with foreign firms.
If monetary
expansion
does not merit the charge of currency manipulation, still less do other sorts of economic policies.
Today, the Fed is once again acting independently to ward off the inflationary effect of fiscal
expansion.
Though it was expelled from Al Qaeda last February for, of all things, its excessively violent tactics, it has thrived, finding fertile ground for
expansion
in a civil-war-ravaged Syria and among Iraq’s Sunni population, which is increasingly alienated from the country’s Shia-led government.
Saudi Arabia has many sectors with strong potential for
expansion.
That does not mean Russian leaders are any closer to accepting NATO
expansion
as a major contribution to European and Russian security, or to establishing an institutionalized dialogue with the West that respects the sovereignty of Russia’s neighbors.
Though some have recommended an ill-advised
expansion
by NATO in the post-Soviet space, most are limiting themselves to support for symbolic sanctions, such as visa bans that affect a dozen or so Russian officials.
Such research may also shed light on whether the current extraordinary
expansion
of the U.S. economy, which has lasted uninterrupted for the past nine years, is simply a prolonged streak of luck or represents the effect of a new technological revolution, similar to the one which occurred at the end of the 19th century and which is best symbolized by the spread of electric power.
And the
expansion
of global supply chains seems to have reached the frontier of efficiency.
The Nixon administration came to the conclusion that the only way to save the American economy was to engage in monetary unilateralism--a monetary
expansion
so dramatic that other countries would be forced into adjusting their exchange rates.
In fact, China’s success so far has come from maintaining a balance between government and private sector
expansion.
But this
expansion
has not brought fundamental change to the two Koreas’ relationship.
As the level and composition of debt has been shifted, deleveraging pressures have been reduced, allowing for a synchronized global
expansion.
End Austerity NowEDINBURGH – In recent weeks, talk about a budding recovery in the eurozone has gained traction, with key indices pointing to
expansion
in the core countries – data that many are citing as evidence that austerity is finally working.
The Joint Statement, while clinically welcoming the agreement, states that both parties “thereby turn their focus to the future of their bilateral relationship,” underscoring “the benefits an
expansion
of ties would provide for both countries as well as for the American and Libyan peoples.”
In short, they fear that, with no
expansion
of output or employment, the net effect will simply be an increase in poverty.
Of course, these fears are accompanied by the hope that structural reforms and monetary
expansion
work in harmony, boosting employment and output without raising inflation by much.
Autor, Dorn, and Hanson document that the
expansion
of Chinese exports has produced “substantial adjustment costs and distributional consequences” in the US.
To be sure, Germany is justified in rejecting narrow-minded calls by France and Italy for unconditional fiscal
expansion.
That model emphasized stable exchange rates, which were seen as necessary for the
expansion
of exports.
During the
expansion
of 2001-2007, for example, the US government projected that budget surpluses would remain strong.
In particular, such forecasts explain the failure to run surpluses during the economic
expansion
from 2002-2007: if growth is projected to last indefinitely, retrenchment is deemed unnecessary.
Thus, unlike many countries in the North, Chile took advantage of the 2002-2007
expansion
to run substantial budget surpluses, which enabled it to loosen fiscal policy in the 2008-2009 recession.
Though the policy succeeded in buttressing China’s economic growth, it was widely criticized as an overreaction – one that led to excessive monetary
expansion.
But what Schumpeter called “creative destruction” can facilitate the eventual emergence and
expansion
of new, more efficient firms.
Undoubtedly,
expansion
will provide the “older” democracies with new growth markets.
Because fiscal
expansion
followed several years of restraint, it was very effective in spurring demand and output growth.
But now the scope for further
expansion
is limited.
Savers were repressed in order to lower the costs of credit for debtors (including governments) and those seeking to borrow for business
expansion.
To the surprise of many on the political left and most pundits, the clamor for a big
expansion
of government has not materialized.
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