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Thanks to greatly improved policy performance over the previous decade, low-income countries entered the crisis far better positioned to withstand shocks than in the past.
If they did make such a move, however, they would greatly reduce the Democrats’ oppositional power over the next few years.
China’s decision to punish South Korea for hosting a US missile-defense system greatly diminished its standing among the South Korean public and undermined its ability to influence South Korean policies.
With the EU’s geopolitical clout greatly reduced, anti-EU forces in other member countries would gain strength.
Quality of service improved with unexpected speed and effectiveness (as happened in Argentina), greatly increasing demand for the products of privatized firms.
Worse, Munk’s observations frequently seem to have been, at the very least, greatly exaggerated for narrative effect.
Success in maintaining peace, the rule of law, and a functioning democracy matter greatly.
First, as Lee Buchheit, the attorney who oversaw the Greek private restructuring, has proposed, maturities on official Greek debt could be greatly extended.
This used to be the case in the US; but the relationship has been greatly weakened in recent decades – precisely as globalization has deepened.
Though national circumstances still differ greatly, the fundamental economic trends are global.
Though the quality of human lives can still be greatly improved, even in the advanced countries, focusing on aggregate GDP will be less helpful in achieving this goal.
Gorbachev’s humanitarian tinkering contributed greatly to the timing.
Second, financial globalization has been greatly oversold.
Second, quality of life matters greatly.
The coming of the Industrial Revolution – the steam engine to generate power and metalworking to build machinery – greatly reduced the need for human muscles and fingers.
Assistance with unpaid care work represents one the biggest opportunities for improvement worldwide, but there is broad scope for improvement in financial and digital inclusion in South Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa is greatly in need of advances in maternal health.
During their long campaign, they have greatly exaggerated scientific disagreements in order to stop action on climate change, with special interests like Exxon Mobil footing the bill.
Either scenario would greatly aggravate Europe’s crisis: soaring oil costs or another US recession would harm even the strong northern European economies, to say nothing of the already-depressed countries in Europe’s south.
Here, greatly improving the flow of pharmaceutical imports is vital.
For decades, this model worked extraordinarily well, and China, Japan, South Korea, and the countries of Southeast Asia benefited greatly from it.
And, on the whole, Britain has greatly benefited from immigration.
Brain disorders like depression and schizophrenia greatly increase the risk of developing chronic ailments, such as cardiovascular and respiratory diseases.
But while the textile trade has put money in women’s purses and challenged a patriarchal society to evolve, economic empowerment has not greatly improved gender equality and female wellbeing.
Technological advances greatly favor the 2009 protesters.
Finally, technological advances in low-carbon energy systems, including photovoltaics, electric vehicles, CCS, and fourth-generation nuclear power with greatly enhanced safety features, all help make the transition to low-cost, low-carbon energy technologically realistic, with huge benefits for human health and planetary safety.
Growth rates per capita have varied greatly over the past 50 years, from between 2 and 3% a year in the decade(s) after World War II to 0.7% in the last decade.
How people feel about themselves, personally and collectively, greatly influences the energy with which they develop themselves.
Meanwhile, greatly improved transportation infrastructure – between rural and urban areas and between countries – means that resistant genes quickly become part of a global pool.
The theory of comparative advantage greatly widened the potential scope of beneficial trade.
With the renminbi moving one step closer to becoming a reserve currency, China’s capacity to help the world – and especially emerging-market economies – cope with impending market volatility will be greatly enhanced.
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