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Unlike conventional indicators, which capture inequality in outcomes like education and employment, the OECD’s Social Institutions Gender Index (SIGI) evaluates the underlying drivers of such outcomes, comparing
factors
such as preferential treatment of sons over daughters, violence against women, and restrictions on property rights.
Several key
factors
are driving the region’s political dynamics.
The
factors
driving the challenges facing the Western democracies today hold even worse implications for China.
Now all of these short-term
factors
have been exhausted, and a Brezhnev-like period of stagnation has begun.
Some of the
factors
that will shape our lives appear to tug in different directions.
If the same
factors
that produce MDR-TB remain in play, then MDR-TB becomes XDR-TB.
A variety of
factors
are at work: concerns about a hard landing for the Chinese economy; worries that growth in the United States is faltering at a time when the Fed has begun raising interest rates; fears of escalating Saudi-Iranian conflict; and signs – most notably plummeting oil and commodity prices – of severe weakness in global demand.
But a combination of factors, including slowing economic growth and a gradual relaxation of restrictions on investing abroad, has unleashed a torrent of capital outflows.
Several internal
factors
– excess resource consumption, environmental degradation, and mounting income inequalities – are calling the old model into question, while a broad constellation of US-centric external forces also attests to the urgent need for realignment.
(Interestingly, both of these possibilities are highlighted as “risk factors” in the offering documents for PDVSA’s bonds.)
Of course, most people who study engineering or have a strong preference for order will not become radicalized, meaning that these
factors
cannot be used effectively in profiling.
While the quality of their meat remains to be assessed, they can provide a safe source of biological agents – such as therapeutic antibodies and growth
factors
– for use in human medicine.
The lethal combination of these
factors
thwarts any prospect of economic growth while leading to an unsustainable level of debt.
Today, the risk that the monetary union could disintegrate has diminished significantly – but the
factors
that fueled it remain largely unaddressed.
Cultural
factors
may partly explain the contrast between US activism in response to Trump and British passivity in the face of Brexit.
As a result of these factors, depositors (both foreign and domestic) have decided that it is time for them too to flee the country for fear that their own bank balances will be frozen or closed.
Similar
factors
may have influenced efforts to block sites perceived as overly critical of Islam.
On one hand, top-down
factors
– regulatory change, unusual pricing, and what Nouriel Roubini has cleverly termed the “liquidity paradox” – are at work.
As a result of these two factors, established institutions – particularly the large banks – will be inclined to do fewer things for fewer people, despite being flush with liquidity provided by central banks (the “liquidity paradox”).
The impact on the financial-services industry of these top-down
factors
will gradually amplify the importance of the bottom-up forces.
Over time, this second set of
factors
will fuel more direct and efficient provision of services to a broader set of consumers, contributing to a reconfiguration of the industry as a whole.
But, in China’s case, a number of specific
factors
may be at play.
These
factors
have inspired some China watchers to regard the country’s economy as a bubble, if not to predict a hard landing in 2010.
There are also several special
factors
that may make China vulnerable to bubbles.
This includes examining the causes of male-on-female violence and assessing the associated risk factors, such as the incidence of drug and alcohol use.
What really determines public health, as many studies have confirmed, are
factors
like income, housing conditions, social policy, and the distribution of money, power, and resources.
Advocates for the precision-medicine agenda are largely silent on these
factors
influencing the health of populations.
Many other factors, domestic and international, are always in play.
When it comes to the
factors
over which oil producers have less control, the outlook is less hopeful.
It is imperative that environmental
factors
figure in China’s macroeconomic planning in a real way.
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