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This implies that those who are at greatest risk are not being protected.
This implies that the pre-crisis level of GDP simply was not sustainable, as it required capital inflows in excess of 20% of GDP to finance outsize consumption and construction booms.
All of this implies much stronger support from OECD countries, especially the US, for a successful conclusion of the Doha WTO trade round.
Consistent with other evidence, this implies that many non-financial corporations borrowed, taking advantage of the low interest rates.
This complexity implies that any adjustments to our political economy should be based on sound social science and directed by elected leaders who are genuinely acting in the interest of the people.
China has defined its territorial claims as a “core interest,” which implies that it will use force to defend its position there.
Applied to Greece, this view implies that the country’s fiscal crisis resulted from an overreaction by world financial markets to local political difficulties (excessive spending by the Greek government before last year’s elections).
Moreover, it implies that the crisis is fully under European control, and that the European authorities have elaborated a comprehensive plan that will resolve all of Greece’s fiscal and structural problems.
The view that member states cannot be allowed to fail logically implies that a political or at least a fiscal union must underpin the euro.
In theory, enough quantitative easing implies future inflation, motivating people to buy big-ticket items, like cars and appliances, now to avoid the run-up in prices later.
The problem, as I argue in my new book, Unbalanced: The Codependency of America and China, is not with China, but with the world – and the United States, in particular – which is not prepared for the slower growth that China’s successful rebalancing implies.
Weakness in the rest of the world implies a stronger dollar, which will invariably weaken US growth.
Even a downward revision by 0.2% of GDP is meaningful: it implies a deterioration of the structural deficit by about 0.1% of GDP – not a trivial number in a fiscally constrained environment.
This rule of thumb implies 30-year rates in the 4-5% range.
The oil sheikhs would likely be inclined to postpone extraction only if they could reasonably assume that the demand reductions of the signing countries and the comparative price reduction that this implies are stronger today than they will be in the future.
Indeed, modernization by no means implies a solution to the conflicts that continue to fester in the region.
Although India’s sputtering economy was the dominant issue in the campaign, Modi’s victory implies a significant transformation ahead for India’s foreign policy as well.
Optimists point out that the country is supposed to eliminate its primary deficit (the budget balance minus interest payments) by 2013, which implies that it could pay its non debt-related bills with its own resources after a default.
Paying public sector workers with depreciated neo-drachmas implies a cut in the real wages that they receive.
This implies several imperatives for the EU and the new member countries alike.
In fact, this may come just in time – an aging population in developed economies implies a smaller workforce – and greater need for personal care services – in the coming decades.
A fundamental principle of financial theory – “diversification” or “risk spreading” – implies that interest in the new contracts will be high.
But financial markets demonstrated their shortsightedness in the years preceding the crisis, and are doing so once again, by applying pressure for spending cuts, even if that implies reducing badly needed public investments.
None of this implies that democracies should not trade with non-democracies.
Broader questions about their contributions to labor displacement and effects on wage growth have also arisen, even as societies increasingly recognize that technological disruption implies the need for education reform and improvements in skills acquisition and retraining.
This interpretation again implies the re-emergence of global imbalances once the recession ends, and their very gradual unwinding thereafter.
By definition, the fall of the establishment implies the rise of the anti-establishment, often in the form of populism.
A common fiscal policy implies that the elected leaders of Greece and Italy would have some say over German fiscal policies, too.
As US President Barack Obama’s domestic opponents resist his signature health-care legislation, owing to the wealth transfers that it implies, Japanese bureaucrats are trying to recover the authority to administer tax revenue to support social-welfare programs.
That implies a system of governance with at least two decision-making centers – perhaps in addition to United Russia, the party of Putin and Medvedev, which won 64% of the vote in the recent parliamentary election up from 37% in 2003.
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