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What can we – and he –
expect?
Second, he assured his listeners that “we
expect
a moderate recovery to continue and indeed to strengthen.”
Of course, this is a microcosm of the larger changes that we can
expect.
We
expect
these programs – accessible to young people in Arab countries and beyond – will attract significant interest from students and strong support from employers.
Putin does not deserve all the credit for this sea change, but what he has achieved over the last two years is far more than anyone had the right to expect: a simplified tax code, progress toward WTO membership, legal reform, greater transparency.
How the Palestinians respond depends largely on how the Palestinian body politic deals with the growing power of Palestinian Islamic movements, which undoubtedly
expect
a significant share of power in post-withdrawal Gaza.
For starters, Trump’s economic policies are likely to produce much higher US interest rates and inflation than financial markets
expect.
As Trump launches his policies, however, the Fed is likely to tighten its monetary policy more than it had planned before the inauguration, not less, as the markets still
expect.
Unless the political mood changes radically in Europe – an unlikely development – it would be unrealistic to
expect
the capital-markets union to be anywhere near as transformational as the banking union has been.
Nations that make large investments in hospitals and physicians who are devoted to improving quality of care clearly
expect
to see improved patient outcomes.
So savers did what one would expect: seek higher risk-adjusted returns in emerging economies, causing increases in credit and fueling upward pressure on exchange rates and asset prices.
Recently, some economists and politicians have begun to take notice of the Karlsruhe factor, but most of them mistakenly
expect
the court to create rules for resolving the crisis.
Nor did it
expect
to have an instant impact with “shock and awe” tactics, as a former US ambassador to Yemen claimed.
But China’s leaders should
expect
nothing else so long as they maintain a system where lawyers face persecution when they advocate for the weakest groups in its society.
It is too much to
expect
a repeal of the foreign agent law.
If one focuses on net exports, following Keynesian or even mercantilist arguments, might one not
expect
to find that Trump’s tariffs stimulate US economic growth, with others’ losses being America’s gains?
Quick or easy Senate approval of the New START arms-control treaty is highly unlikely, given stated concerns about verification and the protection of US missile-defense programs; instead, we can
expect
delays and, possibly, attempts to amend what the two governments already agreed upon.
But he can
expect
considerable backing from Republicans if he wants to maintain a sizeable US military presence in Afghanistan beyond this July, or a modest military presence in Iraq beyond the end of 2011.
We cannot
expect
results in the Middle East in three years that have not been achieved in Europe in a quarter-century.
Germany can hardly
expect
other countries to comply with EU rules if it ignores them itself.
With government policy remaining on course, we should
expect
a gradual strengthening of endogenous domestic growth drivers in emerging economies, anchored by an expanding middle class.
As the US seeks stronger defense ties with China and countries throughout the region, we
expect
and welcome other countries’ efforts to build ties with China and the US alike.
On the other hand, the increased cost would be offset to some extent by lower-cost imported inputs, and foreign affiliates could
expect
to repatriate higher profits from sales in China in terms of their own currencies.
But his ability to shape Chinese society may turn out to be far more limited than he, his allies, and most outside observers
expect.
Worse, these impending macroeconomic challenges may well be dwarfed by those arising from the coming Brexit negotiations, though perhaps not for the reason one might
expect.
As is typical of a financial bubble, investors are buying cryptocurrencies not to use in transactions, but because they
expect
them to increase in value.
They do not
expect
much from the state and are not surprised when it fails to deliver.
They
expect
reforms to continue, albeit at a rather gentler pace.
If it continues to grow by around 7% for the rest of the decade, as the authorities and many observers expect, it will achieve an average pace of expansion of 7.5%, in line with my projections.
While Trump might pursue mutually beneficial bilateral agreements, one can
expect
that they will be subordinated to domestic priorities, especially distributional aims, and supported only insofar as they are consistent with these priorities.
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