Expectations
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In view of such actions,
expectations
for Trump’s behavior at the upcoming summit have gone from prickly to dangerous.
The Ifo business-cycle indicator is now clearly in “boom” territory, with regard both to
expectations
and to assessments of the current situation.
Rising prices reduce the value of savings and pensions, while falling prices reduce profit expectations, encourage hoarding, and increase the real burden of debt.
But can investing in Myanmar live up to today’s soaring
expectations?
Iranian films and the much loved Indian TV serials, not to mention the occasional American film, influence peoples
' expectations.
Or, at best, theorists can wave their hands about an exogenous (read: unexplained) shock to
expectations.
On one hand, central banks cannot be so relaxed that they will permit asset prices to go anywhere as a result of self-fulfilling
expectations.
Sometimes, they must step in to change expectations, as Mario Draghi, the European Central Bank’s president, did in July 2012, when he announced that the ECB would do “whatever it takes” to defend the euro (and the prices of eurozone government bonds).
It also presupposes a European budget that is sufficient to meet
expectations
and equal to the challenges that await.
If Kennedy had completed his presidency, his legacy almost certainly would not have lived up to the
expectations
that he inspired.
And such
expectations
can only end in disappointment.
Given that China is the second largest economy in the world, it didn’t take long for European officials to reduce their own growth projections, and for the International Monetary Fund to revise downward its
expectations
for global growth.
And, if this were to persist and spread, even the US – a relatively healthy economy – could be forced to revise downward its
expectations
for economic growth and corporate earnings.
Of course, these
expectations
could have been distorted by ideology – it is hard to get into the past minds of economists.
A bubble occurs when public
expectations
for future price increases become exaggerated, pushing prices up to unsustainable levels.
If
expectations
of rapid and steady future price increases are important motivating factors, then the price level is inherently unstable, because prices cannot rise forever.
But the key question is whether
expectations
of large future price increases are sustaining the market.
Buyers were influenced by strong
expectations
about future price increases, and they perceived little risk.
The surveys in 1988 and 2003 showed that the central issue is the role of price
expectations.
Longer-term
expectations
were almost as high.
Indeed, misrepresentation by governments – driven by the belief that political ingenuity can stabilize
expectations
– is actually at the root of many financial crises.
But so low are American
expectations
that they scarcely care.
It remains to be seen whether the unpredictable Trump will meet Israel’s
expectations.
Because of the lagged effects of monetary policy and the need to manage expectations, early tightening by the Fed would be appropriate.
This argument, too, is hardly irrelevant: higher inflation today must not be permitted to change inflation
expectations
in the medium run.
After twenty five years of collapsed expectations, you feel a raw energy in the roar of motorbikes that weave through improvisational waves of traffic, in the spirit of a city revived.
Contrary to
expectations
– and to the Greek and French experiences – social unrest has been minimal.
Things have not been the same since, either for Japan or for companies’ understanding of the
expectations
and influence of international investors.
Business investment remains significantly below pre-2008 expectations, and has been hit hard again in the US during the last year by the collapse of energy-sector investment in response to the steep drop in oil prices.
But public investment, too, has fallen below pre-crisis expectations, aggravating rather than ameliorating the slump in private investment.
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