Factors
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Climate change, population growth, and other
factors
are driving up the risks.
The model law also offers strategies to help authorities rewrite sentencing guidelines in such a way that judges have more latitude to consider mitigating
factors
when meting out punishment.
It is a combination of many factors, not the least of which is the environment.
The good news is that industry bodies, investors, and governments have already introduced metrics for
factors
ranging from pricing to conduct.
Among other things, such surveys should aim to create a clear picture of adolescents’ exposure to avoidable risk factors, such as alcohol and illicit drug use, unsafe sexual behaviors, violence, obesity, physical inactivity, and unhealthy diet.
To complement this effort, we must also invest in improving our understanding of how these risk
factors
– most often studied in connection with early childhood and adulthood – affect adolescents’ health.
According to the Global Burden of Disease Study, health risk
factors
explain at least 50% of the early death and disability of adults aged 50 and over; for young people, the figure drops to 26%.
But neither of these became relevant
factors
until long after manufacturing employment – which peaked in the late 1970s – had already started to decline.
Widening income inequality can add to this distress, but so can other factors, which explains why people at all levels of the income distribution are experiencing anxiety.
The AIIB is envisioned as a kind of throwback development bank, one that launches infrastructure projects with little red tape and no consideration of social or environmental
factors.
A low return on investment could be the result of demand-side factors, related to, say, income distribution or financial-sector activities.
Greek exports appear to have been hampered by other
factors.
It is the combination of the last two
factors
– an overabundance of banks with no sustainable way to turn a profit – that constitutes the most serious and most difficult problem.
Two
factors
seem significant: first, relatively porous economic, political and educational arenas that allow immigrants entry to these key areas of American life.
A group of countries characterized by economic openness, trade and financial market integration, similar economic structures, price and wage flexibility, labor mobility and other
factors
of production may, according to this view, form an optimum currency area (OCA).
Factors
affecting the transmission mechanism in the candidate countries--legal frameworks, the degree of financial depth, the maturity of debts, and the availability of non-bank financing--differ markedly from those in the current EMU members.
This reversal is driven partly by structural factors, including a plateau in the expansion of global value chains and a turning point in the process of structural transformation in China and other growth frontiers.
Crisis-related, temporary, and potentially reversible
factors
have also had an impact.
But now, after years of investments, digital empowerment is underway, owing to a confluence of factors, including growing network coverage, more capable devices, and an expanding catalogue of applications.
In part, low levels of US labor-force participation reflect structural
factors.
It is there that one should look for the
factors
most likely to drive the biggest wagers – for policy and for markets alike.
The erosion is traceable to several factors, including deficiencies in primary and secondary education as well as poor macroeconomic management.
However, apart from military factors, where such intervention is being considered, it is of vital importance to focus international policy discussion on the rapid deployment of a linked civilian and security presence.
But they are wrong to be frightened by these
factors.
I did not have a magic algorithm relating economic
factors
to voting intentions – though I do think that there is some correlation between net disposable income and how people normally vote.
Several
factors
make predicting the outcome even more problematic.
A developing economy may slow prematurely when external
factors
alter the conditions supporting growth.
Investment decisions depend on a variety of complex
factors
and contingencies, and a mix of public and private finance is crucial for bringing new projects to fruition.
But by the mid-1980's policymakers throughout the world were assenting to the following propositions:Central banks must make their commitments to long-run price stability credible;Central banks must accept that the average level of unemployment is determined not by cyclical factors, but by "structural" factors, which they have no business trying to address;Announcing and trying to maintain a money-supply growth target is an easy way for a central bank to communicate its principal intentions, gain credibility, and give outsiders a way to check whether sound policies are really being followed.
Two
factors
explain this anomaly.
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