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With such anemic growth, how can Latin America
expect
to compete in world trade except through ever shrinking wages?
So we should
expect
more bad economic, social, and political news in the years ahead.
“Either you keep custody or you should
expect
a mushroom cloud.”
In fact, the multiplier effect can even be negative during economic expansions when central banks maintain zero-interest rates and households
expect
taxes to rise when interest rates do.
With US natural-gas prices down to just over $4 per million BTU (from $13 just a few years ago), even prudent analysts
expect
the shale-energy revolution to increase America’s potential economic growth and add as many as two million new jobs.
Although the links between economic fundamentals and currency movements are elusive, it seems plausible to
expect
that a more hawkish path for the Fed would mean living with a stronger US dollar.
On both issues,
expect
a serious tug-of-war, and any decisions are likely to be half-hearted, or in practice postponed.
Yet, as complex as all of this sounds – and, by definition, paradigm changes are complicated affairs that, fortunately, seldom occur – a simple analytical framework may help shed light on what to look for, what to
expect
and where, and how best to adapt.
In an era of instant access, people often
expect
immediate relief from symptoms, which is difficult to achieve when it comes to chronic pain.
This fuels misconceptions and, in many cases, gives people false hope about the kind of relief they can
expect
from a particular drug or treatment.
In a country where rail passengers cannot even
expect
a clean toilet, let alone an on-time arrival, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has spoken of introducing bullet trains – the latest in a string of irrationally grandiose aspirations.
They may marry non-Muslims, but do not allow others to marry their women, and
expect
those marrying within Islam to convert to it.
Should we
expect
a Yalta Conference 2.0 to recognize Putin’s new de facto sphere of influence?
We can
expect
to hear a lot of talk in New York next month about the international community’s responsibility to do more to help existing refugees and address the conditions driving them to flee their homelands.
To some extent, it should have been logical to
expect
an unprecedented upturn as well.
The observation that recoveries following a financial crisis are different suggests that standard macroeconomic policies might not work as one would usually
expect.
One would
expect
that the shock from the financial crisis should be comparable for the United States and the eurozone, given that they are of similar size, exhibit a similar degree of internal diversity, and experienced a similar increase in house prices (on average) in the years preceding the bust.
Why should we
expect
this time to be different?
They have merely concluded that politics will not bring miracles, and that the most they can
expect
is to keep external threats to a minimum.
“Now I don’t
expect
diplomacy to be negotiated out in the open,” Menendez said in a recent speech, “but I do
expect
for someone who is the nominee to be Secretary of State, when he speaks with committee leadership and is asked specific questions about North Korea, to share some insights about such a visit.
Regardless of whether some in the United States encouraged Saakashvili, he did not
expect
– but he should have – the “hyper-charged” reaction from Russia.
Obama muddled his message further by admitting that he did not
expect
to see abolition in his lifetime.
Running inflation below the level debtors had reason to
expect
translates into high real interest rates, which in turn risks triggering defaults among borrowers, including mortgagors, firms, and governments.
Saudi power and US acquiescence managed to stifle democratic agitation in the Gulf, but the region’s dynasties cannot
expect
to slip history’s noose once and for all.
Clearly, citizens should be able to
expect
more from their leaders.
He can
expect
little if any help from his own party which, preoccupied by the need to find a new leader to succeed the unfortunate Juppe, is now paying the price of Chirac's inability to communicate effectively with the French people and is not inclined to consult him about its new choice.
And because they also assume that the liberal international economic order will endure, they
expect
that, once “liberated” from the shackles of the EU, the UK will find eager partners with which to sign trade deals.
The British cannot continue to pursue negotiating tactics that erode the foundations of the very system from which they
expect
to benefit.
But even in our euphoria, we did not
expect
how much the new Pope would change not only Poland, but the world.
If large corporations (and other banks) have deposits that they
expect
to be able to claim on short notice, and if they know that not all such deposits can be withdrawn at the same time, then suspicion that a bank might fail gives them as much reason to rush to the exit as households have.
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