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They might point out that Trump lost the popular vote and
hence
can hardly claim an overwhelming democratic mandate, but the result is what it is.
Hence
the disastrous effect of generalizing about Trump’s supporters as racists or, as Hillary Clinton did, “deplorables” who are “irredeemable.”
Hence
the traditional appeal of places like Amsterdam, or indeed the US.
Hence
the potential legal demand is huge.
Not considered to be part of the native Russian people, Jews were assumed to belong to an international cabal, and
hence
to be inherently treacherous.
Hence, we should simplify and strengthen them.
Downward adjustments in profit expectations for corporations and
hence
for stocks may not reverse quickly; consumer confidence may decline another notch.
Hence, the need for a judgmental body that can look at a new product and form an opinion about its desirability.
Japan's 19 th century Meiji rulers were interested in weaponry and
hence
enthusiastic about acquiring Western science and technology.
Here incomes are often considerably more volatile than in richer countries, owing to heavy reliance on a few commodities or industries and
hence
higher vulnerability to external shocks, including weather-related and other natural disasters.
The impact of monetary stimulus on a country’s trade balance – and
hence
on demand for trading partners’ goods – is ambiguous: the expenditure-switching effect when the exchange rate responds is counteracted by the expenditure-increasing effect of expansion.
These hard-right Republicans, too, prize “authenticity” – indeed, they prize it above anything else
(hence
the appeal of Donald Trump).
In some emerging markets, telecom monopolies are stifling development of the Internet, and
hence
economic growth.
Hence
the thought of doing it does not elicit the same emotional response as pushing someone off a bridge.
Hence, governments must work to reduce trade barriers, improve infrastructure, and remove barriers to access.
The sellers of these assets, in turn, received euros, and
hence
claims against their national central banks.
In other words, private markets need to be convinced both that there is a low probability of default
(hence
the importance of credible plans), and that there is some additional loss-bearing capacity in the new funding, so that, if there is a default, outstanding or rolled-over private debt does not have to bear the full brunt.
Hence, the Mumbai industrialists’ club used to be inherently protectionist.
Its resolution via coordinated policy action (or a failure to resolve it through such action) will have a huge impact (for good or ill) on the multinational incentive structure surrounding the global economy – and
hence
on its likely growth.
Hence, this strategy will require some cross-border shipment of e-waste.
In particular, countries that break the Pact’s deficit ceiling because they overestimated their growth – and
hence
government revenue – want to be treated more leniently than those who deliberately violate the rules.
By the same token, the post-Soviet generation has a very different idea of a decent standard of living than their parents had, and
hence
their aspirations are much higher.
The current boom has seen contagion within markets and across markets, as rising prices fuel popular excitement - and
hence
further price increases - in the same city, and then in other cities, even on the other side of the globe.
Hence
there is no longer any need for the term “astronomical science.”
A volatility feedback loop begins: the more volatility, the more people feel they must pay attention to the market, and
hence
the more erratic their trades.
In the years after World War II, this humanist ideal became the basis of Europe’s spiritual and political identity and
hence
it is contained in the founding documents of the European Union.
Unlike other species, we seem to be endowed with willpower and intellect,
hence
we are capable of modifying the environment to buffer the effects of our decreasing fitness.
Computers, switches, cables, and software are general_purpose technologies,
hence
demand for them is likely to be extremely elastic.
As a result, traders choose too-big-to-fail banks, rather than mid-size institutions, as counter-parties for their short-term trades, causing the large banks’ trading books – and, hence, their profits – to surge.
Did inequality cause, for example, the subprime mortgage crisis of 2007 and
hence
the global financial crisis of 2008?
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