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In short, rigorous stress testing of eurozone banks (followed by mandatory recapitalization) would require much less public funding than would continuing to extend blanket guarantees to everybody.
This would probably be followed by the breakup of the UK itself, as “Brexit” would lead the Scots to declare independence.
Most major countries’ fiscal deficits nowadays reflect the recent collapse of tax revenues that followed the growth downturn, as well as very costly financial-sector bailouts.
Both suffered little financial fallout from the currency weakness that followed the Fed’s announcement last May that it would “taper” its purchases of long-term assets.
After nearly a decade of relentless drama – a financial disaster, followed by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and annexation of Crimea, the migration crisis, the Brexit vote, and the election of a US president who has called into question the transatlantic relationship – Europe is entering 2018 in a relatively stable position.
And yet the roller-coaster pattern continues: the 8.5% plunge came when the market re-opened on a Monday that followed the largest two-day rise since 2008.
After independence in 1947, India followed an inward-looking policy that focused on heavy industry.
Other fascist leaders in Europe followed Mussolini’s example.
Although the Iranian government could most likely be deterred from using a nuclear weapon, the price of a nuclear Iran could well be a regional arms race – a nuclear Saudi Arabia, possibly followed by Turkey and Egypt.
There is no point in pretending that this shift is not happening, or that standards set in New York and London will be slavishly followed in Mumbai and Beijing if China and India are not involved in the process.
The first election will be held in the capital of Riyadh on February 10, followed by the oil rich Eastern region and the southern Asir region on March 2 and Mecca and Medina in the western Hijaz region and al Jouf, in the Northern Region, on April 21.
Countries like Canada, the United Kingdom, and France have not followed suit, and yet they do just as well – if not better – at ensuring that their citizens stay healthy.
The US spends 10% more than it used to on making it easier for the rich to accumulate wealth, but it has cut public investment in physical and human capital by roughly 4% of GDP, compared to what would have been expected if spending patterns had followed historic trends.
In fact, Modi’s rise was followed almost immediately by a series of attacks on India’s minorities, particularly Muslims.
Indeed, events of the last couple of decades - the AIDS viruses transferring from monkeys to man, followed by their global spread, being just one example - should have convinced us that, where diseases are concerned, the unexpected will happen.
Elsewhere in Europe, the United Kingdom has followed a similar trajectory, with gross public debt increasing from 85.3% of GDP in 2012 to 89.3% of GDP in 2015.
The El Nino phenomenon of 1997-98 led to massive rainfall followed by severe flooding throughout the Andean Countries, especially Ecuador and Peru.
In both El Nino and the hurricane, increased outbreaks of infectious disease followed natural disasters.
The El Nino is followed a year or so later by the so-called La Nina effect, in which the warm water bounces back across the Pacific.
The US froze Japanese assets, an example followed by Britain and the Dutch East Indies.
“Abenomics” has several components: aggressive monetary stimulus by the Bank of Japan; a fiscal stimulus this year to jump start demand, followed by fiscal austerity in 2014 to rein in deficits and debt; a push to increase nominal wages to boost domestic demand; structural reforms to deregulate the economy; and new free-trade agreements – starting with the Trans-Pacific Partnership – to boost trade and productivity.
In sum, among advanced economies, the US is in the best relative shape, followed by Japan, where Abenomics is boosting confidence.
Kuwait and Oman have not followed suit, despite both being members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (which, in addition to Qatar, includes Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE).
These women are Amsterdam’s leading tourist attraction (followed by the coffee shops that sell marijuana).
Similarly, if a trough were subsequently followed by several quarters of positive growth, the Committee would not necessarily announce that the recession had ended; it would wait until the economy had recovered sufficiently that a hypothetical future downturn would count as a new recession, not a continuation of the first one.
What followed was a decade of US focus on terrorism and the large-scale commitment of American military forces to Iraq and Afghanistan.
The talks with the FARC evolved as regional détente was followed by an ambitious initiative to address the root causes of the Colombian conflict.
This should be followed by efforts to manage the coming stagnation.
Bloggers, followed by traditional journalists, went up in arms against such blatant nepotism.
Some have followed their ideology to the point of denying well-established science: because government intervention is bad, they tell themselves that the science simply cannot be true.
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