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But there is also a danger that these stronger powers may forge an undemocratic regime; that stabilization may be followed by authoritarianism.
Indeed, the changes brought about by Yugoslavia's dissolution and the wars of succession that followed annihilated large parts of the traditional education and training systems of Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia, Macedonia, and Kosovo.
The same model can and should be followed elsewhere in the troubled lands that border the European Union.
Japan and Britain recovered first and fastest from the Great Depression, Germany and the US followed well behind, and France brought up the rear.
It is fashionable in Russia to disparage our fundamental shift in foreign policy that followed the terrorist attacks on the US last year.
Together, these companies invented mail order as the “killer app” of the railroad age, creating a continental market for consumer goods, with all of the economies of scale that followed.
But a ban might not have halted the German people’s general disenchantment with liberal democracy, and an authoritarian regime still might have followed.
To this end, Obama launched an 18-month military "surge" with the backing of other NATO member countries, to be followed by the beginning of withdrawal.
If the IMF reoriented a substantial portion of its activities towards influencing the influential among the world’s public, it could have far more impact on global macroeconomic policy, especially policies followed by countries that do not need its loans, than it does today.
Although Belgium recently followed the Dutch way of regulating voluntary active euthanasia in a strictly medicalized framework, it is precisely this sort of regulation that is increasingly challenged.
Opposition street protests and shouts that the assassination was stage followed.
History shows that rising inflation is eventually followed by higher nominal interest rates.
Wartime introduction of income taxes and large public debt was followed by revolution, protectionism, hyperinflation, and competitive devaluations.
Consider the British agricultural revolution before 1800, which was an essential prerequisite for the industrial revolution that followed.
This unconscionable fabrication was fully exposed only after Abacha’s death and the spate of confessions that followed it by the police agents who actually committed the crime.
Job creation, where it has taken place, has followed a different path than history suggests it should.
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.
More interesting in view of the current situation in the eurozone is what followed roughly a half-century after Hamilton acted.
Soon, other states were imitating the program, and in 1995, India’s central government followed suit, supplementing state governments’ budgets so that children throughout the country could enjoy the same benefit.
Indexed units of account are not a new idea;Chile’s government led the way in 1967 by creating the Unidad de Fomento (UF), and other Latin American countries have followed suit.
It followed that I became an ardent Europhile.
Estonia led the way in simplifying its tax system by means of a successful flat tax in 1994, followed by Slovakia and other small countries in Central and Eastern Europe and elsewhere (including Mauritius again).
It entails, by definition, a critical examination of that set of thoughts, followed by the realization that many European traditions, principles, or values may be double-edged.
Should India aim to follow the traditional manufacturing export model that Japan pioneered and that so many others, including China, have followed?
Yet the trend over the past century has been towards a continuous increase in the number of small states, mainly owing to nationalist revolts against multi-national empires: the latest bout of state creation followed the disintegration of the USSR.
Indeed, it expects a prolonged period of low inflation, followed by a gradual upward movement toward its target, with downside risks to this scenario.
That crisis followed a period during which the financial sector grew dramatically, especially in Europe.
In France, by contrast, Jacques Chirac’s globally passive leadership was followed by Sarkozy’s energetic but ultimately disappointing single term in office and Hollande’s irresolute, lackluster leadership.
This physical assertiveness followed often-violent anti-Japanese protests in China in September, while a continuing informal boycott of Japanese goods has led to a sharp fall in Japan’s exports to China, raising the risk of another Japanese recession.
In a classic example of reflexivity, when China’s stock-market boom turned into July’s bust, the government responded with a $200 billion attempt to support prices, closely followed by a small devaluation of the previously stable renminbi.
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