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With the support of an IMF program, the new government continued the reforms initiated by its predecessor, and the program’s success surpassed all
expectations.
Contrary to the
expectations
of transparency advocates, greater disclosure of government information does not make public discourse more rational and less paranoid.
First, by an immediate break in the country's inflationary inertia as
expectations
of continuing inflation were shattered.
So-called smart cities – in which urban life is automated – have so far failed to live up to
expectations.
This is all the more true in France, where citizens place high
expectations
on the state – not to do everything, but certainly to draw strategic lines and enable local actors to succeed.
The Fed does not surprise markets often, and this has been especially true of the Ben Bernanke-led Fed, which has devoted enormous time and effort to better communication, greater transparency, and timely management of
expectations.
To be sure, Fed officials did not do a great job of managing
expectations
in the weeks preceding their September policy meeting.
Should
expectations
suddenly change, the herd might turn and run in the opposite direction, causing CO2 prices to soar.
Already, Trump has defied expectations; few expected him even to win the Republican primary.
Yet, contrary to expectations, growth in household consumption has remained lackluster, and businesses have not ramped up investment.
In India, the question is whether newly elected Prime Minister Narendra Modi will move decisively to fulfill voters’ high
expectations
for economic reform before his post-victory honeymoon is over.
We are alarmed that
expectations
for COP17 are so low.
Fear of FrackingCAMBRIDGE – Against all expectations, US emissions of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, since peaking in 2007, have fallen by 12% as of 2012, back to 1995 levels.
It would not even be the first time Israel frustrated Saudi Arabia’s
expectations
of an intervention.
This three-year period, starting in 2013, in which the economy undershot the Fed’s expectations, follows a three-year period in which the economy likewise fell short of the Fed’s forecast.
It continues to gear inflation
expectations
at unrealistically high levels based on past inflation.
The Fed has also been consistently more optimistic than market
expectations
about the available headroom for raising interest rates.
After a succession of bursting multi-trillion-dollar credit bubbles, you might wonder what to make of Robert Lucas’s view that rational
expectations
enable perfectly calculating “agents” to maximize economic utility.
On the contrary, many capitals south of the Rio Grande had high
expectations
for the team that moved into the White House in 2001.
Given the great importance that China has traditionally attached to formalities, the Chinese government is repeatedly emphasizing that fact – and thus demonstrating its high
expectations
for the event.
The international community has great
expectations
for reaching a positive outcome in Copenhagen.
With
expectations
about the future being undermined by such deep-rooted and multifaceted forces, perhaps it should not be surprising that voters in the United States, Europe, and elsewhere are expressing anger toward the establishment.
Most developing countries hold high
expectations
for the conference.
Today, the smart money in financial markets takes a long-term view that asset prices are for the most part rational
expectations
of discounted future fundamental values.
The EU must not fall short of the
expectations
that Tesla undoubtedly would have had for it.
For example, committing to maintain zero policy rates for, say, three years implies that interest rates on securities with up to a three-year maturity should also fall to zero, given that medium-term interest rates are based on
expectations
concerning short-term rates over the next three years.
They also narrowed credit spreads on private assets, boosted the stock market, weakened the currency, and reduced real interest rates by increasing inflation
expectations.
The Keynesian remedy, the argument went, ignored the effect of fiscal policy on
expectations.
Once beliefs and
expectations
are introduced into economics, as is surely reasonable, the results of fiscal policy become indeterminate.
The right policy’s success may depend on the public’s
expectations
of its effects.
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