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Since this point is abstract, I need to describe specific ways in which laissez-faire and the social Darwinist ideas it implies ideas can pose a threat to the open society.
But, if all countries simultaneously attempt to improve their fiscal or external balances by cutting spending and raising taxes, all will fail, because each country’s austerity implies less demand for other countries’ output, in turn perpetuating both domestic and external imbalances.
Moreover, a deep and prolonged recession implies vanishing support for reforms, as governments fail to convince citizens that current sacrifice will ensure a better future.
His tax reform plan, and especially its much lower top rate for “pass-through” business income, implies significant further redistribution of income to the wealthy.
Such divergence, of course, implies ample potential for discord within the ECB in the near future.
Indeed, if oil were truly America’s only or paramount interest in the Middle East, its special relationship with Israel would be mystifying, given the harm that it implies for US interests among Arab oil exporters.
But this implies a complex and cumbersome approval process and the provision of high-quality collateral.
But recognizing fallibility can actually be empowering, because it implies the possibility of improvement in both economics and politics.
But while the BJP’s demonization of India’s Muslims and Christians might serve its short-term political interests, it implies long-term dangers in a plural society.
And they regard this outcome as the worst-case scenario, one that implies a delay of any further economic measures, deep policy uncertainty, and the risk of an even less favorable electoral outcome.
Moreover, an existing pipeline network implies that this conventional gas can be brought to Europe at a low marginal cost.
For Turkey, Syria’s plight is a strategic nightmare, because any breakup of Syria implies the possible rise of a greater Kurdistan, which would raise claims to a great swath of Turkish territory.
In a conventional recession, the resumption of growth implies a reasonably brisk return to normalcy.
For many people, including most economists, globalization implies greater opportunities, expanded trade, faster travel, better connectivity, and higher incomes.
The global public-goods paradigm also implies some commensurability, if not uniformity, in the way we respond to various global collective-action challenges.
One option is that eurozone members remain sovereign and claim back their monetary powers, which implies not only the death of the euro, but also a threat to the internal market and to the EU’s very existence.
The other option is to cede more sovereignty to the EU, which implies not only the survival of the euro, but also, and perhaps more importantly, the birth of Europe’s political union.
But that implies a stable business environment, including more transparency in government approvals, and looser capital controls.
This implies that an increase in imports of consumer goods equivalent to 10% of GDP could generate an increase in measured GDP of about 10% as well.
The low price of oil is good news for the United States economy, because it implies higher real incomes for American consumers.
And ample spending on research and development, together with an unrelenting drive to be at the forefront of technological innovation, implies a brisk pace of innovation.
Generally speaking, globalization implies a narrower scope for national policy.
All this implies that British politics will become very fluid as economic conditions deteriorate and voters start to change their minds.
The EU authorities must acknowledge that many member countries will never join the euro, which means abandoning their rhetoric about a “two-speed Europe,” with all heading – whether at high or low speed – toward the “ever closer union” that a single currency implies.
Second, the concept of integrity implies wholeness, being unbroken, moral soundness and freedom from corruption.
And Trump’s isolationist, “America first” agenda implies that the US will abdicate its leadership role in the world, and possibly abandon its security guarantee for Europe.
This implies a massive acceleration of national efforts.
In theory, global economic integration implies a world where the markets for goods, services, capital, and labor are perfectly integrated.
Given fiscal constraints, that implies either less care for pensioners, budget cuts elsewhere, or tax hikes.
China’s far-reaching shift to a new growth model implies major structural and macroeconomic changes in the medium and long term.
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