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Hence the continuing need for demand-side measures, which puts the ball back in the ECB’s court.
Indeed, Serbia’s last presidential election became something of a referendum on Milosevic – and hence on Serbia’s relations with the West and the wider world.
Too much focus on structural problems, at the expense of Keynesian policies, will make the long run unachievable – and hence irrelevant.
Hence the typical EU language about “unstoppable trains” and “irreversible decisions”: citizens are not supposed to question the wisdom of great planners.
Small, incremental sustainability initiatives are inadequate and hence pointless, needlessly frustrate economic growth and job creation, and enable developed countries to insist on economic concessions from developing countries that they have no right to demand.
But most often, it seems, countries with poor investor protections compensate through concentrated ownership structures -- hence the highest concentration of ownership is in French civil law countries and the lowest in common law countries.
Some legal systems may thus be costly in terms of future investment, hence growth, because firms are likely to face difficulties raising equity finance from minority investors.
Banks are provided with a facility to monitor their positions in real time and hence make cost-effective investment decisions.
And the public- and private-sector investments are complementary: The former raises the rate of return to the latter, and hence its level.
Hence choosing what is bad is a kind of error: people will do it only if they think that it is good.
Hence, policies are needed to (1) reduce sovereign vulnerabilities, including through communicating credible medium-term fiscal consolidation plans; (2) ensure that the ongoing deleveraging process unfolds smoothly; and (3) decisively move forward to complete the regulatory agenda so as to move to a safer, more resilient, and dynamic global financial system.
For the more that prices fall, the greater should be the confidence in future inflation, and hence perceptions of lower real interest rates.
This would reduce their imports from Germany and hence capital outflows from Germany, which is measured by the current-account surplus.
Hence they are unattractive as units of account.
Yemen’s government, by contrast, is Sunni-led, and thus has Saudi Arabia’s support, hence the bombings of the Iran-backed Shia Houthis.
A €100 ($120) TRC that is issued today would be worth the same €100 when it is redeemed two years hence; but, in the meantime, it would trade at a small discount.
In the US there is recession and hence rising unemployment.
Hence, the big question underlying the current wave of liberalization is whether these reform tendencies are politically sustainable.
Zero is essential to bookkeeping and hence all modern commerce.
Higgs and his colleagues suggested that every elementary particle really is massless, just as the mathematical models require, and hence all particles would ordinarily zip around at the speed of light.
Hence the need for an agreement now on how to handle the potential collapse of the Kim regime and the reunification of the Korean Peninsula.
Hence, the commitment undertaken in France’s new military financial law to undertake major investments in force protection and intelligence, as well as recognition of the urgent need to close the gap between European forces on strategic transportation and tactical air mobility.
Only in this idealized environment is the economy’s long-run efficiency, and hence its growth capacity, disconnected from income distribution.
Hence, the US current-account deficit cannot be addressed without dealing with related problems: first, the lack of a proper international reserve-currency arrangement, and, second, the perceived need of emerging-market economies with liberalized capital accounts to accumulate reserves for protection against volatile capital flows.
Property taxes, excise taxes, import duties, and sales taxes - all of which are paid, directly or indirectly, by corporations - can have a magnified impact on corporate profits, and hence on the stock market.
But, ultimately, the effectiveness - and hence the success - of such a strategy will depend on how Japan positions itself in the region, especially in the relationship with China.
Hence Argentine interest rates can be low and affordable only for rare, short periods.
Hence, in the case of unearned welfare benefits, tax-financed benefits, and contribution-financed benefits granted during the first years in the new country of residence – the inclusion principle should give way to the home country principle.
Early death evokes a beautiful destiny interrupted before its pinnacle - and hence before it tumbles into inevitable collapse.
Because of the “capital utilization effect,” the capital-labor ratio would not, in fact, decline, and hence there would be no significant effect on the marginal productivity of hours worked.
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