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Asia needs to improve further the quality of its higher education as well, reforming curricula to ensure that young people are getting the knowledge and skills they need to prepare them for the labor market.
The NPR, for example, further reduces America’s reliance on nuclear weapons by adopting an almost no-first-use doctrine.
Unproductive measures, such as public-sector wage increases, will have the immediate effect of crowding out further the private sector.
After all, the overall real taxation level in China is already quite high, which means that doubling social spending from the current level without raising taxes further would require severe cuts in expenditures that chiefly benefit the ruling elites.
Accommodating today’s institutions to the new global powers is a key challenge that cannot be postponed further in 2012.
Equally important, it proves that further progress is feasible, given the requisite political will.
Moreover, the products that foreign-invested joint ventures produce usually enjoy monopoly prices in China, a benefit that weakens the American argument further.
Eventually, lower commodity prices and lower inflation will act like a huge tax cut for households, allowing interest rates to fall further and thus stabilize economic activity.
Forcing common standards means that Europe will fall further behind as member states shuffle their costs onto their neighbours.
Countries that want to integrate further can do so.
Israel, deaf to Obama’s urging, is further from reconciliation with Palestine, and closer to war with Iran, than it has ever been.
Further US-Russia arms-reduction negotiations ground to a halt long before the American presidential election season began.
At HICCup, we are looking for places and people that have already decided to do something and need help going further.
It further bolsters my belief that the United Kingdom should make state-of-the-art railways a priority, especially in the north, to connect Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, Sheffield, Newcastle, and their surrounding areas.
Likewise, if the eurozone fails to integrate further by strengthening its economic-governance structures, Europe’s ongoing financial crisis will only continue, impeding social mobility and undermining social justice.
And the damage to their credibility risks further undermining their effectiveness and perpetuating a vicious circle set in motion by their failure to generate high and inclusive growth.
Imagine further that the “bad bank” helps the financial sector, which was recapitalized generously by strained Greek taxpayers in the midst of the crisis, to shed their legacy of non-performing loans and unclog their financial plumbing.
Though the full implications of this uniquely high ratio for macroeconomic stability need further investigation, it certainly implies financial fragility and a weakening of the PBOC’s ability to control overall liquidity in the economy.
By the end of the year, however, the costs of the structural adjustment needed to shift China’s growth model away from investment demand could rise further.
To prevent the crash from triggering another Great Depression, governments intervened with massive taxpayer-funded bailouts, causing public-debt burdens to swell further, reaching unsustainable levels in many developed economies.
And, with the euro down significantly relative to many other currencies over the past year, Europe’s trade balance can increase further in the months ahead.
For their part, state governments, forced by new limits on the deductibility of state and local taxes to pare their budgets, are likely to move further in the direction of limiting the duration of unemployment benefits and the extent of their own food and nutrition assistance.
Its strategic relevance, even in the transatlantic partnership, is destined to weaken further.
Compounding the challenge further is the fact that the benefits of actions taken today accrue in the distant future.
Unfortunately, nothing could be further from the truth.
Stronger consumer spending, along with record-high corporate profits, should boost investment spending further this year, as will re-shoring of economic activity and an improving trade balance, owing to a decline in energy and labor costs in the US.
Fear causes individuals to restrain their spending and firms to withhold investments; as a result, the economy weakens, confirming their fear and leading them to restrain spending further.
Higher government spending could stimulate the economy further, assuming that it generates a level of inspiration like that of the Interstate Highway System.
Instead, governments are clawing to stretch out unsustainable booms, further pushing up commodity prices, and raising the risk of a once-in-a-lifetime economic and financial mess.
Indeed, one need look no further than the Greek vote itself to find an example of raw emotions and outrage winning out over a rational calculation of economic costs and benefits.
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