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Algeria, for example, has been experiencing its worst drought in five decades.
Our Infant Information RevolutionCAMBRIDGE – It is frequently said that we are experiencing an information revolution.
As has been widely reported in the media, Venezuela is experiencing one of the most calamitous economic collapses ever, accompanied by massive doses of political repression and human-rights violations.
But now, with the Japanese experiencing a period of domestic political uncertainty, and North Korea’s nuclear tests and missile launches increasing their anxiety, will Japan reverse its long-standing decision not to seek a national nuclear-deterrent capability?
Meanwhile, Egyptians for the first time are experiencing the thrilling taste of defying tyranny, and enjoying some newly-found space for freedom.
The electorate is experiencing the greatest slump since 1929 like a bad dream that is half over – and politicians don’t want to wake them up.
When this is necessary, states experiencing a boom should be taxed more than states experiencing a bust.
With China continuing to record spectacular growth while the advanced economies were experiencing a deep slump, China’s exports, relative to imports, had nowhere to go but down.
That could, in theory, leave the worst-off 500 million people in poverty just as dire as they are now experiencing.
The Ghani-O’Connell evidence includes data starting in the early 1990s, during which developing countries were experiencing economy-wide convergence, boosted by capital inflows and commodity windfalls.
The agrotechnical sector is experiencing some of the same changes as the seed sector.
The second change is that, after almost two decades of striving for a workable political system dominated by the center-left and center-right parties, Italy is experiencing a remarkable dispersion of forces.
But there are good reasons to believe that we are experiencing a more persistent slump.
Instead of sustained peace and “ever-closer union,” Europeans are experiencing episodes of disorder and violence almost on a daily basis.
For example, in West Africa’s Sahel region – which is experiencing a combination of drought, failed harvests, high food prices, displacement, and endemic poverty – the lack of social protection leaves millions of people to rely on their own limited coping mechanisms and charity.
Nor is the UK the only country to be experiencing flat or slow productivity growth.
Though the world economy is still experiencing a lukewarm expansion, growth is no longer synchronized.
Moreover, inflation targeting is typically effective only when applied to economies that are experiencing stable and sustained growth – the opposite of Argentina’s current path.
With oil prices experiencing a prolonged slump, and new sources (for example, Iran) coming onstream, the Saudis will not find dipping into financial reserves quite as effortless a proposition as it has been in the past.
Some believe that we are experiencing a new kind of conflict: “culture wars,” such as those between Sunni and Shiite Muslims or tribal groups in Africa and Asia, or indeed Islamists and Westerners.
That value lies on the lower end of the range of estimated fiscal multipliers for countries or regions experiencing recessions.
In fact, several southern European countries – such as Greece, Italy, Portugal, and Spain – are currently experiencing exactly that.
The global economy – especially the developed world – has been experiencing an increasingly strong recovery.
The ECB’s policy is also out of line with economic reality: the eurozone, like most of the rest of the global economy, is experiencing a strong recovery.
Instead, Japan is experiencing a silent run on the yen.
But even Germany, Europe’s biggest economy, is experiencing an upswing.
Measured against a disappointing past, even Germany is currently experiencing an economic boom.
By turning his back on the Paris agreement, he is increasing Americans’ exposure to the devastating effects of climate change – many of which they are already experiencing.
Nonetheless, the reality is that South Korea has been experiencing many of the same problems Japan did in the early 1990s, including high levels of household and corporate debt, labor- and financial-market inefficiencies, and low productivity in the service sector.
But few of these countries are experiencing much industrialization.
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