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As was the case three years ago, China is leading the way, with annual export growth plummeting in October 2011, to 16%, from 31% in October 2010 – and likely to slow further in coming months.
Most reforms that would guard against macroeconomic risk would also limit the ability of finance to persuade people to commit to long-term risky investments, and hence further lower the supply of finance willing to assume such undertakings.
After he served his term, the same officials funneled government funds to hire 200 thugs to punish him further by keeping him confined to his house.
With credit markets impaired, further quantitative easing may still be needed.
People’s social allegiances are divided further by religion, race, occupation, gender, and even income bracket.
Over the past ten years, political and economic actors intent on preserving the status quo have blocked further democratic change and economic reform, condemning Mexico to move sideways, even as other emerging markets surge ahead.
Finally, to strengthen cross-country comparability further, the benchmark should be variations in the stock of pension debt under given economic and demographic assumptions, rather than the debt level itself.
Even more significant, however, are the differences in energy costs, which are now up to 50% lower in the US – a gap that is likely to widen further as America’s shale-gas revolution continues.
Often, they manufacture high-quality upstream products, which are then processed further in Europe.
By highlighting the effectiveness of some options – or pointing to policy choices that require further research – the new research and Nobel laureate findings can assist donors and catalyze optimal choices about where funding should go.
Similarly, the scandal will likely inspire China to strengthen its Great Firewall further.
Further assuming a relatively generous 20% administration overhead, the total cost of the scheme would be approximately $600 million – equivalent to a fifth of the reported aid flow to these countries in 2004 and to 3.5-4% of their combined GDP.
Suspicions are further reinforced by politicians’ underlying paternalism – the poor do not know what is good for them and are easily fooled.
“Its continued, even if uneven, success in the future would further undermine US national interests.”
In November, the annual price growth was just 0.3%, while the recent collapse in oil prices will generate further downward pressure in the coming months.
Since the outbreak of the financial crisis in 2007, the word’s usage in major newspapers such as the New York Times and the Financial Times has fallen still further.
This is shortsighted, because depressing the economy further will fuel a debt spiral.
Further advances along these lines will follow.
For proof, look no further than the success of right-wing parties in the last German and Austrian elections.
So it boggles many non-Americans’ minds that so many in that great nation still do not wake up to the reality that four more years of Republican rule will further degrade and bankrupt the country.
Indeed, today Russia risks lagging even further behind the developed countries.
The key for India is to reinforce what it has started: to further open the economy to market forces, and to redouble its efforts in investing in public health, education, science and technology.
Sleep deprivation also profoundly and negatively affects mood, further compromising cognitive function.
Further, as low-end, low-cost labor jobs morph towards higher-end, higher-cost jobs, China will move not only into more valuable manufactured goods, but also into the service industries, such as design.
In addition, US President Donald Trump’s reiteration of his pledge to seek $1.5 trillion in spending on infrastructure and public capital programs will further bolster market sentiment.
In such circumstances, should they further their own interests by continuing to exploiting their control, or should they further the interests of those other patients by donating their tissue?
American commentators – and, increasingly, US judges – want to insulate CEOs and boards further from their firms’ trading shareholders.
Insulating CEOs and boards further from financial markets may perversely free them to focus even more narrowly on short-term results.
It is because America has embraced a policy agenda in recent decades that has caused its economy to become wildly unequal, leaving the most vulnerable segments of society further and further behind.
On the basis of these basic needs, individuals should have the right to determine how they would further protect themselves from risks or how they would use their buying power and to what end.
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