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Hence, funding for public health has been a tough sell in good economic times, and is one of the first targets for retrenchment.
Hence, Subramanian argues, poor countries must make common cause with the US and other advanced economies in pressuring China to alter its currency policies.
Hence a shutdown during the twenty-first century is regarded as unlikely.”
But use of fossil fuels, and hence higher CO2 emissions, seems to go hand in hand with growth.
Hence the political terms “left” and “right.”
The scale of the challenge, and hence the multifaceted response that is needed, must not be underestimated.
Under NAFTA, US firms are flocking across the 2,000-mile Mexican border in order to set up operations in Mexico to benefit from lower wage levels, and hence lower production costs.
Hence the need to look at the “real effective exchange rate,” or the nominal effective exchange rate adjusted for inflation.
Hence, the import of Chinese labor into a continent not lacking in able-bodied workers.
Hence, a major effort is now underway to reinforce and expand existing aid programs.
Hence the Keynesian solution: use monetary policy (lower interest rates) and fiscal policy (expanded government spending and reduced taxes) to keep the economy from ever approaching the precipice where deflation becomes possible.
Japan needs to be able to back up the Security Council with men, and hence share the political risk, as well as the cost, of the UN’s efforts to maintain world peace.
Hence, Fu’s insistence that China can do nothing to help.
Hence the popular belief that democracies, like wine, improve with age.
Obviously, there must be an intensification of efforts to reduce global poverty, which has become a breeding ground of resentment, envy, and despair – hence, a ready producer of violence and suicide bombers.
Hence, the European Council’s Lisbon Strategy of 2000, which centered around a pledge to increase general research-and-development spending by 50% over the following decade.
Hence, even if businesses get easier access to money and loans, many firms will still decline to hire on a large scale, fearing that they would be saddled with a large payroll in a future downturn.
Yet wages are vastly different and hence we expect lower retail prices in poorer cities and countries than in richer ones.
Hence, poverty reduction efforts must seek to provide incentives that will encourage the poor to acquire assets and capabilities that will enable them to escape poverty in the future.
His idea of making a deal is to overwhelm the other party with bluff and intimidation, hence his promise to “totally destroy North Korea” (a promise, by the way, that would mean more than 20 million dead).
It may even serve to strengthen trust in the true independence of judges, who are badly needed as an instance of last resort, when the rights of individuals is at risk--and hence the very rule of law itself.
But it seems unlikely that a revived Japan, a decade or two hence, could become a global challenger economically or militarily, as was predicted two decades ago.
If NATO connects with the African Union, for example, and increases the AU’s connectedness, then both NATO and the AU become more central to the network and hence more powerful in terms of their ability to exercise influence and marshal resources.
This increasing exposure to people – and hence to ideas, activities, and even diseases – could explain the impact of city size on socioeconomic outcomes.
Hence, not every Jew relies on kosher meat.
Hence, the state Mafia appears to be losing out to old organized crime, and the degree of symbiosis between the state and organized crime is diminishing.
Hence May’s agonized efforts to secure a deal that prevents a “hard” border with customs checks.
And, if such limits were combined with public financing of election campaigns, they would also help the election to meet an important ethical standard by denying the rich a disproportionate influence on outcomes, and hence on the subsequent actions of the president and Congress.
In any negotiation, a key variable influencing the protagonists' behavior, hence the outcome, is what failure to reach an agreement would cost each of them.
Just as technocrats assume that there is only one right solution to every policy challenge – hence political debate is not necessary – so, for populists, the people have one, and only one, uncorrupted will.
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