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A lower current-account surplus implies a more sustainable net-financial-liability position for Germany’s partners.
Higher productivity implies faster economic growth, more consumer spending, increased labor demand, and thus greater job creation.
In a highly integrated world of highly volatile prices and volumes, flexibility also implies the capacity to intervene and actively manage the exchange rate.
Common security implies common commitment.
But, at this critical point, it is fair to ask the Fed for a much clearer message about what its strategy is, and what this implies for the future.
The logic of the financial crisis is driving Europeans toward greater integration, which implies new mechanisms for political expression.
Informal learning implies a messy, unruly, and potentially subversive process.
Indeed, the factory model implies significant land-use change and deforestation, beginning with the production of feed.
And its very shadowiness implies that nothing can be done about it – whatever is there must be beyond the reach of regulation or effective supervision.
All of this implies high barriers to entry for new businesses, which face severely limited opportunities to disrupt, spin off, or even leverage major industries.
Rapid economic expansion implies that supplies of energy and raw materials will increasingly limit potential growth.
Its reform - or, rather, its re-invention - implies redefining what solidarity means, within both the member states and the EU as a whole.
This view implies that the poorest individuals and communities need to feel productive, valued, and empowered to take control of their own lives, rather than feel trapped in a subordinate position.
This would be an extremely dangerous scenario: All things being equal, more nuclear-weapon states implies a higher risk of nuclear war, nuclear terrorism, and nuclear accidents.
A more fundamental problem for RMB internationalization is what it implies for China’s capital controls.
This idea – which is firmly rooted in neuroscience, psychology, anthropology, and sociology – implies that an individual has significant latitude in shaping his or her identities.
Rather, it implies that we are co-creators of our identities.
After all, democracy implies regarding individuals as equal and treating them as such, with every adult getting an equal vote, whereas free enterprise empowers individuals based on how much economic value they create and how much property they own.
Emancipation, as Tambo called it, implies the “return of the wealth of the country” – ownership of capital – to its rightful owners, either directly, or through a state that represents them.
Such economic fragmentation, together with the deeper geopolitical tensions that a cold war implies, would devastate the world’s technological landscape.
That implies a transparent rule of law, and competent, conservative, and countercyclical macroeconomic management.
Of course, that means closing the current account deficit, which has been about 1-3% of GDP, and that, in turn, implies further weakening of sterling.
Moreover, the relative abundance of well-educated workers implies low initial wages and the ability to compete internationally in labor-intensive manufacturing activities – for example, in footwear, textiles and garments, and electronic assembly – which can form the basis for export-led industrialization.
This implies a significant role for North Korea’s neighbors, especially South Korea and Japan.
SWFs tend to invest in foreign markets more when times are good and security prices are more likely to be inflated, and to divest during market downturns, when divestment offer implies lower-than-fundamental-value security prices.
The US economy’s projected 2% growth this year, despite a 1.8%-of-GDP cut in government spending, implies real private-sector growth of 3.8%.
Yet, in much of the world, doing well still implies that you must be up to no good, especially if you are dealing with the poor.
Venezuela will not be able to join the global trend of declining violence unless its government reestablishes Leviathan, which implies disarming the colectivos.
Banks elsewhere should take note: gender-biased lending hurts the bottom line, because it implies missing out on a massive untapped market.
The mammoth size of the BOJ program implies that it has taken full control of the market for government paper.
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