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A regional and global security shock caused by asymmetric warfare could add still further to the world economy’s troubles, causing exports to slump even more.
That is why, when the latest sanctions were announced, the Europeans issued a modest expansion of their existing list – primarily focusing on military and political officials – while the US went further, adding several Russian institutions.
Indeed, though the sanctions are having a real economic impact on Russia (particularly in spurring capital flight), tightening the screws further will not materially change Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision-making.
Governments are inhibited by the knowledge that labor-market reform may well result in a short-term increase in unemployment (and thus further fiscal deterioration), because employers will find it cheaper to fire personnel.
He went only as far as he could bring his conscience, and refused to go further.
Reducing borrowing costs further would diminish the incentive for governments to put their fiscal houses in order.
The real danger – especially in the Republican Party – comes largely from those who are further to the right than the incumbent.
In fact, it might divide Israelis and Palestinians further in the near term.
Ignoring public opinion concerning an issue as critical as the security laws will only alienate the middle class further and deepen a festering crisis of legitimacy.
In fact, tax cuts for the rich merely further entrench their advantages, exacerbating inequality.
Now that Trump is in charge, the conditions of the 90% are set to deteriorate further.
If intra-European trade barriers are imposed, and companies choose to invest elsewhere to access Europe’s single market, lower-paid jobs in disadvantaged regions may disappear altogether, or wages will fall further.
Meanwhile, enormous financial investments focused on securing a higher rate of return are likely to fuel technological innovation, further stressing regulatory systems in finance and beyond.
Already the 200,000-member Federation of Labour Unions has joined the opposition bandwagon, and Siniora’s proposals will further fuel grassroots populist nationalism.
Still, treatment options could be expanded further.
Crucially, the PP has made this move without losing voters who lean further to the right – the kind of voters who presumably would lead a backlash of right-wing populism.
Because equity-backed debt has been issued to China’s highly leveraged corporate sector, the decline in stock prices has triggered collateral calls and forced asset sales, putting further downward pressure on equity values.
This will prolong the conflict, further diminish trust, and, in the long term, make it harder to restore any semblance of mutually beneficial cooperation, implying significant long-term consequences for the global economy.
Without good entry-level job opportunities to develop skills and pursue careers, African graduates are falling further behind.
Doing so not only further undermines its control of the economy; it also creates the risk of a full-blown financial crisis that could engulf its neighbors and other emerging markets.
Failure to do this would further undermine peace, security, development, human rights, and already-flagging global economic growth.
The recent deal to save Cyprus, which includes forced losses on large depositors, was similarly surprising – and is threatening to damage further the eurozone’s already-delicate relationship with financial markets.
Abe thus faces a dilemma in deciding whether to raise the VAT further, from 8% to 10%, as planned.
With food prices now soaring, most of Asia’s “working poor,” who are already struggling on degraded lands, in sweatshops, on streets and at homes, risk further destitution.
Europe has been unifying gradually for 50 years now, and we can reasonably look forward to further inter-continental cooperation and integration, not least because of scientific and technological developments.
Meanwhile, in Syria, “the people” rose up, were fired upon, took up arms, were manipulated, and began a cycle of sectarian killing and revenge that can only fracture them further.
Further quantitative easing, such as by the European Central Bank, could be directed toward greener asset-backed securities.
What does it mean – for individuals, businesses, and governments – that structural adjustment is falling further and further behind the global forces that are causing pressure for structural change?
Weakening developing-economy incomes further is a global demand slowdown and commodities crash, which, as Nobel laureate Angus Deaton has demonstrated, has been disastrous for most of the developing world.
Diplomacy backed by military threat can reduce the number further.
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