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Upon closer inspection, GVCs and new technologies exhibit features that limit the upside to – and may even undermine – developing countries’ economic performance.
Upon closer inspection, however, the data for 1999-2012 present little evidence of significant onshoring of US manufacturing.
Last June, Zhang Yingwei, Head of the CCP’s discipline inspection office at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), said that the institution – China’s most prestigious government-run think tank – had been “infiltrated by foreign forces” and “was conducting illegal collusion at politically sensitive times.”
On closer inspection, the idea that the market will yield a real 6.9% a year in the future appears suspect.
In return, India has pledged to open 14 of its 22 existing and planned nuclear power reactors, as well as all future civil reactors, to international inspection.
Both countries – indeed, the world – would be better served by a diplomatic outcome in which Iran accepted severe limits on any independent uranium enrichment activity it could undertake and agreed to place all of its nuclear-related facilities under highly intrusive international inspection in exchange for economic benefits and security assurances.
Unfortunately, on inspection these benefits turn out to be illusory.
On closer inspection, however, it becomes clear that the improvement is modest, probably temporary, and not the result of the policies promoted by Germany.
Among the list of challenges we face are derelict schools, high pupil-to-teacher ratios, and significant gaps in inspection and oversight capabilities.
Should Congress not ratify the new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty with Russia, Obama’s most tangible foreign-policy achievement so far, the entire inspection system for nuclear arms might collapse.
But, according to reports too numerous and too credible to discount, Assad’s regime (and to some extent his opponents) has not complied with the plan after signing on to it: troops were withdrawn from urban areas prior to inspection and returned when the monitors left.
More sophisticated examples can involve systems for health and safety inspection, product-quality certification, or intellectual-property protection.
Moreover, North Korea has been running its Yongbyon nuclear facility without international inspection.
But on closer inspection, it turns out that this was largely due to the economic performance of the last two decades.
In Finland, at least, all you need from the government is a certificate of inspection, which costs about €100 ($135).
In exchange for inspection and monitoring of nuclear sites, the international economic sanctions imposed years ago on Iran will be lifted.
North Korea’s Kim Jong-un: “I will surprise everyone by freezing our efforts to develop nuclear weapons and missiles, and I will prove my seriousness by opening our uranium enrichment plants to inspection.
The main idea of the Kissinger initiative is large reductions in US and Russian nuclear stockpiles, backed by improved security arrangements for fissile materials, a more intrusive inspection regime for the nuclear powers, and assistance for civilian nuclear programs.
Now America is asking that North Korea accept International Atomic Energy Agency inspection on its nuclear sites.
Bush and Blair should demonstrate that the UN inspection process was failing.
National safety standards and inspection regimes reflect the underlying pathologies of the Chinese state, in which lower-ranking officials report only positive information up the bureaucratic food chain.
Besides, on closer inspection, the emerging-market explanation, though convenient, is not quite as compelling as it might seem.
But the bail-in of private investors, much applauded in Germany, is of secondary importance, and is intended only for the German public and the MPs of the country’s government coalition; indeed, upon close inspection, it turns out that banks and insurance companies have made a decent profit.
Upon inspection, the “politics as usual” that they apparently sought to rebuff looks nebulous.
That he would lie to them so brazenly was incomprehensible to his friends on the inspection team.
In fact, the much-touted accomplishments of both the IAEA and UN inspectors came only after major defections from within the Iraqi weapons program and a lot of follow-up by the inspection teams.
Incredibly, the UN inspection team leaders indicate that they do not plan to bring the scientists out of Iraq.
They will rely for now on physical inspection, not private interviews with the people most directly responsible for building Iraq's weapons.
An inspection of the vaults of the country’s Foreign Trade Bank might be a good place to start, however, as well as those of some accommodatingly unscrupulous banks offshore.
This happened when the British, French, and German foreign ministers journeyed to Iran last autumn, where they forged an agreement that would allow for international inspection of Iran's nuclear facilities.
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