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That could lead to growing unemployment, poverty, inequality, instability, and other factors that threaten not just individual countries or regions, but the entire international community.
While financial globalization has not enhanced growth, it has exacerbated volatility and
instability.
Moreover, they can offer valuable insights on financial
instability
as they have borne the brunt of recent crises.
While India’s president may be only a ceremonial head of state, during periods of political
instability
– especially in the current age of coalition governments – it is the president who makes crucial decisions about governing parties.
And the Chinese economy faces serious obstacles to sustainable rapid growth, owing to inefficient state-owned enterprises, growing inequality, massive internal migration, an inadequate social safety net, corruption, and inadequate institutions, all of which could foster political
instability.
As inequality becomes increasingly entrenched, it can erode the consensus in favor of pro-growth economic policies, undermine social cohesion, and spur political
instability.
Oil prices are low, but they will not remain so if Saudi Arabia experiences terrorist strikes or
instability.
For this reason, consumption – the main driver of economic growth – has stagnated since 2000, while unemployment rates have risen almost everywhere, creating
instability
that affects even those who still have jobs.
A lasting solution to Europe’s migration crisis must take into account the impact developed-country policies have on the rest of the world, including economic
instability
and political upheaval in many of the countries from which migrants are arriving.
And while he will probably revise his overly casual comments about nuclear weapons, we cannot ignore the possibility that the world will enter a new period of arms proliferation and
instability.
Damaging America’s standing as a good-faith actor on the world stage would set the scene for widespread
instability.
With Trump’s victory, the world has decisively entered a period of increasing unpredictability and
instability.
This approach would enable a fair and lasting resolution of the Palestinian issue, which profoundly offends people’s sense of justice and causes
instability
and extremism, while eliminating tensions arising from the threat perceptions of Iran and other countries in the region.
Sustained economic growth presupposes inclusive institutions, because innovation – and the creative destruction and
instability
that it wreaks – depends on them.
As the low hanging fruit from catch-up growth is consumed, China, too, will be forced to choose between the economic and social freedom, innovation, and
instability
that only inclusive institutions can underpin and continued economic, political, and social control in the service of the elites who control the state.
Furthermore, the majority did not think democratization would hurt the economy, although there were clear concerns that political
instability
could arise from China's intervention in Hong Kong affairs.
Beyond deepening tensions between China and the US, they must confront Russia’s growing assertiveness, the Middle East’s continued instability, and the looming specter of catastrophic climate change.
But neither France’s near-total control of money and credit, nor its strong influence over politics and security, is wholly responsible for keeping the franc-zone countries mired in poverty and
instability.
Reviving Georgia’s Western DreamGeorgia’s recent
instability
has dealt a blow to its international reputation as a new democracy, and poses a challenge to the European Union as well.
The sources of
instability
include not only the threat of weapons of mass destruction, but also – and more immediately – efforts to alter the territorial status quo through force or coercion.
Subsequent research by the IMF has confirmed what every serious study had shown: capital market liberalization brings instability, but not necessarily growth.
But, while the current system may lead to unnecessary instability, and impose huge costs on developing countries, it serves some interests well.
Nor, therefore, is it surprising that the world is once again facing a period of global financial instability, with uncertain outcomes for the world’s economies.
The result will be a new concert of powers, tied together by their fixation with national economic growth and the objective of discouraging others from causing
instability
that risks intervention.
Unfortunately, however, we still cannot turn the page on this pernicious conflict, which has led to so much tragedy and has been a cause of
instability
in the Balkans for far too long.
However in Latvia, the IMF has continued to demand austerity even in the wake of plummeting growth and rising unemployment which have lead to riots and political
instability.
It has also become clear that inequality erodes social cohesion, and increases the risk of violence and
instability.
Another potential impediment to a concert of Indo-Pacific democracies is domestic
instability
in key countries.
Ethnic conflicts in that part of the world are at the basis of political instability, and of many economic failures: given that it is now possible to be small and prosper, one of the principal costs of secessions has been removed.
The Middle East remains another source of serious instability, with tensions in the Gulf having intensified to the point that hostilities between Iran and Saudi Arabia and/or turmoil within Saudi Arabia are not unthinkable.
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