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On the one hand, it has increased the quality of many African national teams relative to European national teams, with countries such as Cameroon and Cote d’Ivoire now fielding teams that include some of the top players in European clubs.
During the same period, AGOA countries’ market share in the US clothing sector increased from 1.6% to 2.6%, and it is likely to increase further when AGOA countries start to take full advantage of duty-free access.
The centralization of financial and fiscal powers would demand increased accountability at the European level.
Overt Monetary Finance and Crisis ManagementBill White’s commentary responds to my argument, set out in a lecture at Cass Business School, that overt monetary finance (OMF) of increased fiscal deficits should not be a taboo policy option.
The importance of these credit-cycle effects has increased greatly over the last 50 years, as the scale, complexity, and global interconnectedness of credit and maturity transformation processes has relentlessly increased.
We also agree on the need for a radical change to the financial-policy regime to promote stability and reduce the risk of future crises But, while White raises valid issues concerning the separate issue of how to respond to the post-crisis mess of debt overhang, deleveraging, and deflationary pressures, he does not undermine my case for considering the option of using OMF to fund increased fiscal deficits.
Using OMF to fund increased fiscal deficits is always an available option, and, in extreme circumstances, it should be deployed.
In a lecture in October 2012, Mervyn King, the former governor of the Bank of England, urged proponents of OMF to be clear that they are proposing increased fiscal deficits.
Conversely, authorities who announce that they have “permanently” increased the monetary base via OMF could in future reverse this “permanent” increase by running fiscal surpluses and withdrawing money from circulation if the stimulus turned out to be greater than appropriate.
As the global economy has become increasingly interconnected, these trade multipliers have increased.
First, increased reliance on fossil fuels runs contrary to the 1997 Kyoto Protocol’s targets for reducing carbon emissions, as well as to the EU’s own climate-change objectives.
Since Turkey forged a customs union with the EU in 1996, bilateral trade in goods has increased more than fourfold.
And, because unskilled workers tend to lose their jobs first in economic downturns, while employment generally lags behind output recovery, reduced public investment in health, education, and other social programs ultimately increased the vulnerability of the poor.
Meanwhile, inequality has increased worldwide – even in countries that have experienced rapid economic expansion, notably China and India.
In developing a strategy for pooling government debt, Europe’s leaders must address the possibility of moral hazard (the temptation for weaker countries to relax their debt- and deficit-reduction efforts in response to the increased credibility conferred by stronger countries).
As the Kurds have emerged as a powerful force in the fight against ISIS, they have secured increased independence in Syria and Iraq.
On the contrary, it has lost market share among the largest oil importers in Asia, which have increased their purchases of West African crude (diverted from the US).
Countries increased their production for as long as they could, causing prices naturally to drop.
The implication is that the economic logic equating automation with increased productivity has not been invalidated; its proof has merely been delayed.
One downside to China’s rapid growth is its rising demand for energy and the increased CO2 emissions that accompany it.
The pro-surrogacy camp emphasizes the benefits of the practice, which include increased reproductive choice and the accommodation of sexual pluralism.
Since Asia’s crisis broke out, China has suffered a sharp decrease in exports to Southeast Asian countries, but has enjoyed increased exports to other markets, such as America and Europe.
In the first quarter of 1998, for example, exports to the US increased by 24%, and exports to European countries increased by about 30%.
As a result, China’s exports in the first quarter of 1998 increased by 12.8%, its trade surplus was $10 billion, up 56% compared to the same period last year.
The President, constrained by an opposition Congress and impending elections from making major domestic initiative, has discovered that America's international involvement pays off in increased respect abroad as well as increased popularity at home.
During inflationary times, the purpose of calculating the figure for real national income, R, was that it stopped us from becoming overexcited by reports that money income had increased substantially.
Likewise, US companies have increased NGL production considerably, enabling the country to slash its liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) imports and expand its NGL exports significantly.
Germany, meanwhile, must address its demographic challenges, in particular by preparing German society for increased immigration, and promote the transition to an inclusive growth model based on improved demand and a better balance of saving and investment.
This entails abandoning the prevailing dogma that taxes should only be increased when absolutely necessary.
In many countries, tax reform has already significantly increased the share of direct taxes in overall revenue.
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