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An orgy of deficit spending throughout the euro-zone economy is certain to result, as welfare state pressure groups in
individual
member states attempt to make up for prior restraint.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is a far more appealing
individual
than “The Donald,” but his anti-trade rhetoric is almost as dangerous.
Finally, there was the International Monetary Fund, the institution charged with safeguarding global financial stability and being a trusted adviser to
individual
countries.
On the surface, each of the four suspects has an
individual
case for arguing that the finger of blame should be pointed elsewhere.
Facebook mimics the way many women choose to experience social reality, with connections between people just as important as
individual
dominance or control, if not more so.
Obviously, not all cases are so unambiguous, but a comparison of the qualities of
individual
lives must be part of any reasonable social policy.
Indeed, economic openness has helped to lift millions of developing-country citizens out of poverty, which is why the economist Branko Milanovic argues that globalization has driven “the greatest reshuffle of
individual
incomes since the Industrial Revolution.”
There have been large structural shifts in the world economy (e.g., trade and financial globalization) as well as in
individual
economies (such as the decline in trade union power).
But another threat to European unity comes from within
individual
countries.
Against the backdrop of rapid globalization, the
individual
risks and costs of moving internationally will continue to fall.
In the 1860’s and 1870’s, they were appalled at how publishers boosted newspaper circulation by reporting on divorce courts (and the scandalous behavior of
individual
politicians).
Some were Catholic reactionaries who detested secularism and
individual
rights.
After all, political honesty - and honest politicians - is more likely to take root in a society marked by a culture of tolerance, solidarity, and the equal enjoyment of
individual
rights.
And its staff possesses unparalleled expertise about
individual
countries, including insight into the difficult local politics that sometimes inhibit the reforms needed to ensure returns on investment.
But, without an international mechanism to compensate those most at risk of a warming planet,
individual
countries will weigh the trade-offs of reducing greenhouse-gas emissions differently.
Some
individual
member countries have also acted.
Even if
individual
countries are becoming more democratic, it seems, the sum of global democracy is shrinking thanks in no small part to globalization.
This may not be in the immediate
individual
interest of every state, especially big and powerful ones, but is, in the long run, in the enlightened interest of all of humanity collectively.
Under a regime of universal
individual
rights, it becomes difficult to grant trade unions the legal status and privileges of a collectivity distinct from and superior to its members.
In the contemporary American workplace, employers use their court-protected free-speech rights to spread millions of dollars worth of anti-union propaganda, to intimidate
individual
workers, and to persuade employees that joining a union would mean losing their jobs.
Though academic performance is determined largely by family inputs and students’
individual
talents, other factors, such as the amount of school resources available to students, also play an important role, as do various other school inputs, such as teacher quality, class size, expenditure per pupil, and instruction time.
Besides the United States, no other country in the world has that many people generating that much
individual
wealth.
As a result, market risks can be equated with the risks confronting
individual
market participants.
But markets are subject to imbalances that
individual
participants may ignore if they think they can offload their positions on someone else.
A substantial portion of a national policy agenda that supports an
individual
country’s shift to a low-carbon growth path (boosting energy efficiency, for example) will not produce an economic slowdown; such an effort might even lead to higher growth rates than remaining on a high-carbon path would have delivered.
Many
individual
countries have taken a generation to develop their own domestic schemes.
The brain, the computer, and the economy: all three are devices whose purpose is to solve fundamental information problems in coordinating the activities of
individual
units – the neurons, the transistors, or
individual
people.
On an
individual
level, adults who were stunted in their childhood – a condition that has affected nearly 70% of the working population in some areas – often face a diminished capacity to work and earn a living, owing to the developmental challenges they faced.
In institutional terms, long-term reform should aim for a shift to a pension system based on
individual
savings accounts, as in Chile, as opposed to the current state run, pay-as-you-go pension systems.
Individual
savings let each household choose its own level of savings to accord with its preferences and needs.
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