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While a single, universal solution will not work, understanding factors that are common across countries provides a useful way forward.
But, in much of the rest of the world, other factors – namely, inadequate aggregate demand and significant output gaps, rooted in excess capacity and underused assets (including people) – seem more important.
The problem of excess demand becomes more serious – and ethically challenging – when it involves refugees and grows suddenly, owing to factors ranging from natural disaster to civil war.
Crucially, each country would need to design its own policies, depending on a host of country-specific factors.
This reflects several factors, including rapid urbanization, sustained investment in skills and infrastructure, and a shift from agriculture to industries such as automotive components, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, financial, and IT-enabled services.
Having studied these factors, we believe that the world economy is on the verge of a transformative change – the transition to a multipolar world economic order.
Moreover, the risks to pension funds may correlate with risks to other economic factors affecting specific groups of workers.
Three major factors are impeding policymakers from raising interest rates to market-clearing levels.
She needs to balance both geo-economic and geopolitical factors – both interests and values – in advancing Germany’s relations with China.
Like almost everything else in social life, the relationship between equality and economic performance is likely to be contingent rather than fixed, depending on the deeper causes of inequality and many mediating factors.
Improved social policies and increased investment in education have been substantial factors.
Based on these factors, one analysis counts 50 likely Democratic “Yes” votes and 34 Republican “No” votes, leaving 16 votes still in play.
The good news is that many factors work in France’s favor, including diverse geography, a vibrant science and technology sector, a rich culture, and vast human capital.
Indeed, these factors help to explain why France remains the world’s fifth-largest economy.
For example, factors like highly qualified labor, or the benefits of being integrated into well-functioning clusters, probably play a more important role.
Those factors are all the more complicated because of the massive global unbalance that characterizes current urbanization.
And the economic relationship between China and North Korea is driven as much by material interests and economic factors as it is by concerns over geopolitical stability.
A number of factors are responsible for the growth in the 90/50 differential.
Cancer epidemiologist Geoffrey Kabat identifies several factors, including “the success of the environmental movement; a deep-seated distrust of industry; the public’s insatiable appetite for stories related to health, which the media duly cater to; and – not least – the striking expansion of the fields of epidemiology and environmental health sciences and their burgeoning literature.”
The danger of a major confrontation has been heightened further by a series of factors: persistent high oil prices, which have created new financial and political opportunities for Iran; the defeat of the West and its regional allies in proxy wars in Gaza and Lebanon; and the United Nations Security Council’s failure to induce Iran to accept even a temporary freeze of its nuclear program.
The last two factors carry special weight.
Emphasizing the temporary nature of these factors, the reports insist that, though world GDP growth amounted to roughly 3% during the first half of the year, it will pick up in the second half.
These factors are sending the global economy into the final quarter of the year encumbered by profound uncertainty in several areas.
There are two key divisive factors: income and age.
But to assess how risky, several factors must be considered.
Here, the Fed is making a fatal mistake, as it relies heavily on a timeworn inflation-forecasting methodology that filters out the “special factors” driving the often volatile prices of goods like food and energy.
The confusion about which factors – besides price stability and maximum feasible employment – the Fed takes into consideration in setting monetary policy aggravates the problem.
All of these factors increase the pace of economic growth.
Several other political factors also favor a new push to improve Greek-Turkish relations.
A growing body of research concludes that labor-saving technological change and outsourcing to foreign contract manufacturers were important factors behind the significant cyclically-adjusted decline in US manufacturing employment by both multinationals and other US companies in the 2000’s.
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