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The bombastic billionaire Donald Trump is leading the Republican field, followed by firebrand Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, Senator Marco Rubio, a talented mainstream conservative from Florida, and, further back, popular Ohio Governor John Kasich and neurosurgeon Ben Carson.
But to let a new recession happen after a short and feeble recovery would be regarded by citizens as a major policy failure, which would further weaken support for the euro.
Killing and maiming men, women, and children can do nothing to further their cause in the eyes of ordinary Afghans.
In France, for example, Macron’s party could absorb the center-right Les Republicains, or it could shift further to the left, with a social solidarity program to accompany the liberal market measures it has already taken.
To explain this difference in perspective, perhaps one should venture further into the past than the Iraq War and consider the divergence that already existed traditionally between the United Kingdom’s pragmatic approach to its imperial role and the French Empire’s missionary zeal.
A step further would be to allow a human-controlled robot to enter the brain.
ECB President Mario Draghi recently responded to the new evidence of eurozone weakness and super-low inflation by indicating that the Bank is likely to ease monetary conditions further at its next policy-setting meeting in March.
This could mean further reducing already-negative short-term interest rates and expanding and/or extending its bond-purchase program.
These tensions were further exacerbated by the impact of the financial crisis.
With the American economy now recovering strongly, the price of oil should stay high, or even rise further, in the foreseeable future.
Moreover, off-balance-sheet lending has helped to fuel over-investment in some sectors (especially infrastructure, iron and steel, energy, manufacturing, and real estate), leading to overcapacity and priming the economy for the emergence of bad-debt “disaster zones,” which would increase NPL ratios further.
China’s recent slowdown, by fueling turbulence in global capital markets and weakening commodity prices further, has exacerbated the downturn throughout the emerging world.
The euro has successfully protected Europe against exchange-rate risks, and it is a useful step towards further European integration.
As a result, currency unification has not brought Europe closer to the US; on the contrary, it has pushed Europe further away.
At the same time, the cost drag on inflation is set to diminish as the oil price stabilizes, and the dollar’s recent softness implies further inflationary pressure.
If Yellen and the Fed feel beholden to financial markets, the risk of sharper rate hikes further down the road, as the Fed increasingly falls behind the inflation curve, will rise.
The former is sure to usher in a highly volatile future; the latter would further entrench the Fed’s new mandate – one that undermines any semblance of central-bank independence.
But, despite very aggressive monetary policy by many central banks – successive rounds of “quantitative easing” have doubled, or even tripled, the money supply in most advanced economies – global inflation is actually low and falling further.
If anything, inflation is now falling further globally as commodity prices adjust downward in response to weak global growth.
Brexit’s adverse impact on UK firms’ scope for development would further increase the economic cost.
Projections for 2004 indicate that faster growth is likely to continue, or even accelerate further, for the next two or three years.
With less and less yield to be found in traditional fixed-income assets, investors piled into risk assets of all forms, driving up their price; the rich got richer, and the middle class was left further behind.
In the process, inequality has risen further.
Look no further for the cause of unacceptably high US unemployment.
So trying to squelch the party -- in court, at the hands of the military, or through legislation -- may only flaw Turkey's political system further.
None of this could be further from the truth.
The products that are not excluded face complex health and safety regulations, further hampering Africans’ ability to export agricultural products to the US.
The fourth lesson similarly reflects developments extending back further than 20 years.
The glamorous settings in which he is now showing Qarantina – a screening at the Museum of Modern Art, for example, and in the private homes of American directors and stars – could not be further removed from the violence-riddled context of his daily life.
But the dynamic might go further: the German territories had around 350 independent political entities in the mid-eighteenth century, and more than 3,000 before the middle of the seventeenth century.
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