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Fourth, the spirit of the Maastricht rule on public debt would be reinforced, and moral hazard would be reduced.
In an ongoing global poll that has so far attracted 9.7 million responses, “an honest and responsive government” is the fourth most popular policy priority, with only education, health care, and better jobs rated higher.
This suggests the fourth reason why the global bull market will continue.
Fourth, QE blurs the distinction between fiscal and monetary policy.
Fourth, Germany has become the eurozone’s undisputed leader.
Under the Fourth Geneva Convention, the responsibility for protecting civilian populations in an occupied country belongs to the occupying forces, which, in this case, are clearly failing to protect Iraqi women.
But other hostilities soon took hold, and by the fourth century, Christians had more to fear from each other than from outsiders.
As the fourth estate, the media holds governments and corporations accountable by reporting on corruption, environmental degradation, and other violations of the public trust.
Over the last 20 or 30 years we have begun to comprehend what is at stake, owing to initiatives like the World Water Forum, which held its fourth annual meeting in March.
Fourth, it is difficult to overestimate the importance of fiscal discipline to longer-term growth.
Santa Claus Speaks GermanSanta Claus was a Turkish Dervish who in the middle ages traveled through Central and Northern Europe, giving gifts to children and claiming to be the re-incarnation of Greek St. Nicholas, who preached in the fourth century.
The Middle East represents a fourth set of urgent priorities.
Elroy Dimson, Paul Marsh, and Mike Staunton wrote in their book Triumph of the Optimists that of 15 countries that have advanced economies today, the US stock market ranked fourth in its rate of return between 1900 and 2000, behind Australia, Sweden, and South Africa.
Russia And NATOHAMBURG: The Balkan War, now in its fourth winter, has had many victims: hundreds of thousands of dead, millions of refugees, millions of human beings dehumanized, as well as the credibility of all the organizations created to prevent conflict in Europe: the European Union, the CSCE, the UN and now NATO.
The fourth process consists of two recent high-growth generations in China and one high-growth generation in India, which has been a significant factor underlying global wealth convergence since 1975.
The fourth trend we can count on is the continued march of digital technology.
But this would simply prolong community financing of the GIPS’ current-account deficits, now in its fourth year, for another couple of years.
For the US, the eight other TPP countries, with a combined population of 200 million, constitute its fourth largest export market, behind only China, the European Union, and Japan.
Italy was in fourth place (up from eighth in 2009), attracting almost $14 billion in investment.
Of course, competition for resources will also be important, especially as the consequences of the fourth factor – climate change – manifest themselves.
Fourth, high private investments by business depend on high public investments in infrastructure and human capital.
Fourth, today’s investments with high social returns – such as low-carbon energy, smart power grids for cities, and information-based health systems – depend on public-private partnerships, in which public investment and public policies help to spur private investment.
Yet estimates of indigenous innovation in China and the G7 countries show that China already ranked fourth in the 1990s; and in the next decade, when the UK and Canada fell back, China moved up to second place – not very far behind the US.
And emerging markets (the fourth engine) are slowing sharply as decade-long global tailwinds – rapid Chinese growth, zero policy rates and quantitative easing by the US Federal Reserve, and a commodity super-cycle – become headwinds.
A fourth club could be envisaged for common policy areas that are still in their infancy, such as education.
Greece now has its third government in less than a year, and a fourth is not far off.
The fourth factor undermining Brazil’s economic performance arose unexpectedly last year, when a multibillion-dollar corruption scandal engulfed the state-controlled oil company Petrobras, prompting a far-reaching investigation of high-level politicians and triggering a collapse of private investment.
The fourth element that must inform the fight against disinformation is anonymity in information creation and distribution.
Fourth, we should prepare for a rough ride ahead, because extreme weather, resource scarcity, and price volatility have become the “new normal.”
When the financial crisis erupted in the fourth quarter of 2007, Italy’s GDP plummeted by 7%, then picked up by 3%, dropped again by 5%, rebounded by a measly 0.1%, and lately, during the first half of this year, shrank again, this time by 0.3%.
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