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While some jobs moved abroad, the net effect was still greatly positive.
Europe’s Zero-Sum PoisonBRUSSELS – Whenever a society regards its problems solely through the prism of distributional disputes, its chances of solving them diminish greatly, because the “us versus them” mentality distorts analysis and blocks solutions that would unambiguously improve the overall situation.
In the past decade, YPF’s reserves diminished significantly, along with those of most oil companies operating in Argentina, because investment in exploration was greatly reduced.
The cause of economic liberalization would be greatly advanced by adopting similar strategies.
But the long-term effects of the radiation released by those bombs have been greatly exaggerated.
The EU-Ukraine Association Agreement will greatly benefit Ukraine.
My Outlook for 2009DAVOS – The future of the global economy will depend greatly on whether President Barack Obama launches a comprehensive and coherent set of measures, and on how successfully he carries them out.
The prospect of the greatly increased money supply turning into inflation is likely to lead to a period of stagflation.
The Gulf States have been badly hit, because their private sectors, including some banks, were greatly overextended.
The Economic Policy Institute reports a poll showing that Americans overwhelmingly believe that the economic policies of the past year have greatly enriched the bankers of Midtown Manhattan and London’s Canary Wharf (they really aren’t concentrated along Wall Street or in the City of London anymore).
One possibility is that the regime will greatly escalate the killing.
But most European nations experienced a distressing change during the late 1980's and the 1990's in their employment situation: the number of persons without jobs has expanded greatly.
The West is not about to declare war on Russia for the sake of a Georgia whose credibility has been greatly eroded by its president’s irresponsible behavior.
For example, the cost of adopting solar energy could be greatly reduced by standardizing solar-panel sizes and mount configurations.
Many US industries, including some of the most innovative, are dominated by a handful of large companies, some of which enjoy very large market shares and generate returns that greatly exceed historical averages.
Indeed, the policy calculus in Northern Europe greatly underestimates the economic losses due to the disruptions imposed on the South by excessive austerity and wage deflation.
This approach is greatly influenced by China’s experimental gradualism since 1978 – the most spectacular episode of economic growth and poverty reduction the world has ever seen.
Increased openness has, in fact, greatly benefited Iran.
Whereas the early election will delay economic changes, it will greatly accelerate the transformation of British politics.
But the ensuing controversy surrounding the decision suggests that public opinion on the issue has not shifted greatly over the past century.
Taking an enemy by surprise confers a significant tactical advantage in war, and the invasion inflicted an immense psychological and political shock on India that greatly magnified the initial military advances that China achieved.
Unless the benefits from information-age goods and services greatly outstrip what we spend on them, the wellbeing they provide will have already been accounted for.
It is an alarming list: “more frequent extreme events, more intense and changing rainfall patterns, more ocean acidification and ocean warming, coral bleaching, rising sea levels, coastal erosion, salinization of aquifers, the greatly accelerated emergence of new communicable diseases, reduced agricultural productivity, and a disruption of fishing traditions.”
China greatly resented it when the US endorsed the Japanese position.
They are investing perhaps a fifth of GDP in gross fixed capital formation – a healthy amount – and have greatly expanded their integration into the world (i.e., the North American) economy since NAFTA.
The demographic burden of a rapidly growing labor force appears to be greatly increased when that labor force is not very literate, especially when inadequate infrastructure, crime, and official corruption also take their toll.
Indeed, we are warned almost daily – by the International Monetary Fund and others – that if bailout efforts are not greatly expanded, the euro will perish.
Such a shift in focus from war to development would greatly bolster US and global security; the recent US wars in North Africa and the Middle East have cost trillions of dollars and yet have weakened, not strengthened, national security.
Italian and Spanish banks, which received funds from the ECB at a very low rate, can profit greatly from the high yields that their governments’ bonds now offer.
For individual countries however, the challenges vary greatly, reflecting dramatic differences in population density.
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