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His death, like the deaths that followed, was completely preventable.
Like the easing that followed the 2008 financial crisis, such policies will reverberate worldwide via exchange-rate fluctuations.
In Algeria, protesters boycotted the presidential election that followed Bouteflika’s ouster, on the grounds that all of the candidates were closely linked to his rule.
China and India took off in the 1990s, and most other developing regions followed suit by the early 2000s, including – most dramatically – Sub-Saharan Africa.
But then came the 2008 financial crisis and the subsequent euro crisis, followed by an immigration crisis in 2015 and Brexit the following year.
At the World Bank, the United States has the largest share of the vote – 15.98% – followed by Japan (6.89%),
A generation later, another world war followed, after which the Cold War began immediately.
A Keynesianism resurgence soon followed, with many of the world’s most influential economies embracing stimulus measures, whether fiscal (as in China) or, more commonly, monetary (as in Europe, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the US).
Indeed, the pound sterling followed a similar pattern in the twentieth century.
As for price stability, Argentina followed conventional wisdom and quickly adopted an inflation-targeting regime.
But the existing constitutional provisions were subsequently followed.
If everyone followed Bogle’s advice, market prices would turn into nonsense and would provide no direction to economic activity.
As COVID-19 decimates the global economy, our understanding of history could be the difference between a V- or U-shaped recession and a W-shaped one, in which incipient recovery is followed by successive relapses.
But, rather than reinforcing its commitment to its interventions, this success led the city to cancel its restrictions in November; a second, much deadlier wave of infections followed in December and January.
A similar conclusion comes from scaling assets by the size of their respective economies: Japan leads the way at 102% of nominal GDP, followed by the ECB at 39%, and the Fed at a mere 17%.
Despite the world’s attention, the movement ended in a crackdown, followed by official silence and a public amnesia that deepens by the year.
When the Trump administration refused in 2018 to agree to the non-binding Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and Regular Migration, nine EU governments – as well as other countries, such as Australia – followed suit.
In the decades that followed, outbreaks of both diseases fell substantially.
But while this response was effective in preventing a deep recession, it was followed by rapid increases in China’s annual greenhouse-gas emissions.
These democratic revolutions followed the “People Power” rebellions a few years earlier in Northeast and Southeast Asia.
The priority now is mitigation, closely followed by adaptation to what’s already in store.
The illegal effort to bring about Catalonia’s independence has followed a roadmap that is all too familiar in today’s Europe.
The questioning of established authority that followed the earlier Reformation in Europe forced society to ask: How do we know the truth?
Since northern and western European fertility rates fell below two in the early 1970s, and southern European rates followed a decade later, they have never again risen above two, with a current European average of 1.6 and not a single country above 1.85.
Korea, Taiwan, China, and Bangladesh followed this development model, and many African countries now seek to do so as well.
Integrated response plans for health, water, and the environment soon followed.
Trump himself, evidently stung by the widespread mockery that followed his comments, dismissed the briefings, tweeting that his participation was “not worth the time and effort!”
Such decisions, and the bloodshed that followed, threatened to leave lasting scars.
As Germans point out, the 2010 euro crisis would not have happened had Greece, after joining the euro, maintained the fiscal discipline called for under the Stability and Growth Pact, and followed Germany’s lead in reforming labor markets and keeping unit labor costs in check.
As a consequence, when the Fed pivoted, all other major central banks followed.
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