Factors
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Trends in these
factors
might make reduced trade intensity not only inevitable but desirable.
Many
factors
account for the weakening of democracy in Southeast Asia.
Yet as “Battle of Baghdad” begins,
factors
beyond Bush’s control and not of his making (at least not intentionally) may just save Iraq from its doom.
This body of work challenges the traditional focus on the individual’s inner nature, dispositions, and personality traits as the primary – and often the sole –
factors
in understanding human failings.
Second, legal theory must reconsider the extent to which powerful situational and systemic
factors
should be taken into account in punishing individuals.
Returns on an investment depend on the valuation of financial assets, among other
factors.
Some
factors
– from high corporate debt to overcapacity in the state sector – have received a lot of attention.
Economic
factors
also militate against Chinese prospects.
Van Rompuy’s report raises a fundamental question: What
factors
are preventing the eurozone from functioning as everyone would wish?
So, too, is the debate about the relative contributions of political and economic
factors
to the eventual eruption of popular protest.
While the yearning for dignity, freedom of expression, and real democratic participation was the driving force underlying the Arab revolutions, economic discontent played a vital role, and economic
factors
will help to determine how the transition in the Arab world unfolds.
Multiple
factors
have contributed to the current situation, including climate change, desertification, water pollution, and misuse of natural resources.
They also spring from different factors, such as frustration with rising food prices and widespread corruption, coupled with demands for greater democratization, reduction of economic and social inequalities, and job creation.
Many
factors
have contributed to rising antibiotic resistance.
The low level of intraregional trade, despite the SADC and COMESA, reflects several factors, including a range of non-tariff barriers – mainly communication and transport problems, customs procedures and charges, and a lack of market information.
A common market – including harmonized policies for free movement of
factors
of production – will enhance competitiveness, industrial development, and productivity.
There are, no doubt, competitive and other consequences to adopting a more conservative approach that
factors
in periodic systemic risk, and they will vary across institutions.
Why China Can’t AdjustCLAREMONT, CALIFORNIA – China’s current economic slowdown has no shortage of causes: Europe’s financial turmoil, sputtering recovery in the United States, and weak domestic investment growth, to name the most commonly cited
factors.
But China’s vulnerability to these factors, as serious as they are, is symptomatic of deeper institutional problems.
Structural
factors
go a long way to explain this deficiency.
Such
factors
of inertia are systemic: they cannot be overcome internally by some ingenious system of majority voting.
To be sure, additional
factors
have exacerbated the situation.
The key question is whether structural problems or institutional and political
factors
are hindering the development of intra-regional trade.
In economic terms, the negligible level of intra-Maghreb trade can be explained by
factors
such as small market size and low trade complementarity – the weak match, in other words, between exports and imports.
More broadly, recent research makes clear that many
factors
affecting education outcomes have nothing to do with whether schools are public or private.
In fact, a combination of
factors
is to blame.
Two
factors
determined the share of each type of job – and thus the extent of inequality produced by the post-industrial transition: the education and skill level of the workforce, and the degree of institutionalization of labor markets in services (in addition to manufacturing).
Taken together, these
factors
make it easy to imagine trend GDP growth being one percentage point below normal for another decade, possibly even longer.
On the tradable side, competitiveness depends not only on human capital, but also on a host of other factors: infrastructure, tax systems, regulatory efficiency, policy-induced uncertainty, and energy and health-care costs.
Of course, Western vacillation reflects deeper strategic and diplomatic
factors
as well.
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