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Hence, the paradox: though the source of the problem was the US, money went rushing to the US, strengthening the dollar.
Hence, if you were starting a newspaper in the print era, it was generally wise to underprice it until you had built up a large base of loyal readers.
The involvement of the world's major power in the affairs of Europe renders the difference of power between European countries less relevant and
hence
more tolerable.
Hence, Prodi will almost certainly be deprived of his best tool for imposing discipline on his unruly coalition.
Hence, the debate over bio-fuels needs to be far more nuanced.
Hence
the principle of “democratic delegation”: Democracies can enhance their performance by delegating aspects of decision-making to independent agencies.
Hence, as the Kenyans put it, the border between northern and southern Sudan should become the border between Black Africa and the Arab World.
This twin deficit has taken a severe toll on foreigners' confidence in the fundamental health of the US economy--and
hence
on the external value of the dollar.
A perception of unfair treatment can be deadly to economic growth, because it means that people will lose trust in businesses, and
hence
be less willing to offer to them their precious capital and labor.
This includes not only raw materials and machines, which can be shipped around, but also many specialized labor skills, infrastructure, and rules, which cannot be moved easily and
hence
need to be spatially collocated.
As a result, there are huge disparities among firms in terms of efficiency – and
hence
in the income they can distribute.
Business schools teach their students to capture the maximum surplus in the value chain by focusing on inputs that are difficult for others to provide while ensuring that other inputs are “commoditized” and
hence
cannot capture more than their opportunity cost.
Hence, caste has not been an indicator of material deprivation, even during the early decades of the twentieth century.
His answer: “the relatively inflexible and, hence, more costly labor markets of these economies appears to be a significant part of the explanation… Europe has participated in the wave of invention and innovation, but appears to have been slower to exploit it”.
With Iraq probably becoming the first Arab country to be ruled by Shiites, and
hence
integrated into an expanding Shiite Iranian empire, America’s Sunni allies in the region now view the US as unreliable.
Hence, liberals have argued that private property is the key to economic reform.
Hence, the Russian reformers focused on land reform - which is very difficult - rather than the total liberalization of agricultural trade - which is much easier.
China’s official position is that, to avoid the negative impact of a stronger RMB on China’s exports and
hence
employment, appreciation must proceed in an autonomous, gradual, and controllable manner.
But unanimous approval is likely only when the content of agreements is not controversial –
hence
the proposal to abandon the rule.
Haiti ’s infrastructure was meager before the earthquake
(hence
the shocking mortality rate), and most of that is now rubble.
Labor-market recovery normally lags behind that of GDP –
hence
the “jobless recoveries” of recent decades.
European unemployment remains high, and productivity growth (and
hence
living standards) has slowed since the mid-1990s.
After the battle of the Marne (September 1914) and the failure of the Schlieffen Plan, some of Wilhelm’s advisers realized that the chances for a military victory were slim,
hence
the need for a negotiated peace.
Gradual fiscal consolidation – reducing the projected future size of government spending, and
hence
future tax rates – will have to be at the center of the effort.
Hence
the strengthening of the active screening mechanism of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the US.
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.
Hence
the effort to nail down the concessions that the protests have extracted, the hour of governments has arrived.
At present dues are automatically withheld and
hence
workers have basically no clue as to how much they pay for their union.
Could the very functioning of the capitalist system bring an end to the problem of scarcity – and
hence
to capitalism itself?
Hence, at least one ancient artist depicted Elpis/Hope, much like Pandora, with a smirking grin.
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