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Similarly, the ECB might consider not only how monetary accommodation allowed governments to run
large
budget deficits in the 1920’s, but also how central bankers’ failure to respond to the financial crisis of the 1930’s fed political extremism and undermined support for responsible government.
Because the debts of the
large
industrial borrowers – the UK and the US – are externally financed, the argument that their governments can always monetize debt is not convincing.
Realizing such a plan may require overcoming serious challenges and the commitment of
large
financial resources over a period of many decades.
Unless growth is restored, France’s already
large
public debt will expand unsustainably, heightening the risk that investors will shun French government bonds.
They understood that they were embedded in a web of obligations, powers, responsibilities, and privileges that was as
large
as France itself.
Upgrading skills on a
large
scale will require coordination among parents, educators, governments, employers, and employees, with a focus on lower-skilled individuals.
FIFA is as complex as any
large
multinational private or public organization; how it is governed must reflect that.
Moreover, UK pension funds are reporting
large
deficits due to the collapsing value of their equity holdings.
Historically, the US has added disproportionately to the rising concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, and among
large
countries it remains the biggest per capita emitter of carbon dioxide by far – more than twice China’s rate and nearly 2.5 times more than Europe in 2013 (the latest year for which the World Bank has reported complete data).
In the aftermath of Trump’s withdrawal of the US from the Paris accord, a
large
sign was hung over Rome’s city hall: “The Planet First.”
Fortunately,
large
parts of the US, including the most economically dynamic regions, have shown that Trump is, if not irrelevant, at least less relevant than he would like to believe.
Large
numbers of states and corporations have announced that they will proceed with their commitments – and perhaps go even further, offsetting the failures of other parts of the US.
Third, Africa is economically isolated, owing to very poor infrastructure,
large
over-land distances, and many landlocked countries.
By contrast, the problems faced today – high energy and food prices and a crumbling financial system – have, to a
large
extent, been brought about by bad policies.
The list of examples is long, but it includes subsidies to
large
corporate farms, tariffs to protect the steel industry, and, most recently, the mega-bail-outs of Bear Stearns, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac.
With governments in many developed countries now reaching the limits of their gap-filling capacity, three undesirable possibilities loom
large
(in addition to the desirable possibility that they will have no choice but to undertake long-postponed reforms that will create sustainable growth with less need for government buffers).
The threats to internal stability are
large
and growing; and, as Venezuela shows, when internal order breaks down, regional stability is put at risk by refugee flows, gangs, and drug cartels.
Doing so would provide some reimbursement to countries that currently carry an unduly
large
part of the burden.
But, here, too, political sensitivities loom
large.
Inadequate financing means
large
classes, insufficient books and teaching supplies, poorly constructed schools, and aging infrastructure.
It can quickly scale up and make
large
investments in new markets – including for education – without bureaucratic delays, while building on proven models and international experience.
To be sure, all of the large, developed economies are growing more slowly than they did when their economic engines were roaring.
In addition, the dramatic drop in the price of crude oil will serve as the equivalent of a
large
tax cut for consumers.
It has recently become fashionable to disparage the economic performance of the
large
emerging countries, particularly China and the other BRIC economies (Brazil, Russia, and India).
In 1960, disparities in what later came to be known as the EU-15 were about twice as
large
as those between US states.
Indian citizens have been killed in
large
numbers, while the government has had to deploy more than a half-million soldiers to keep the peace.
But a slow exit risks creating a credit and asset bubble as
large
as the previous one, if not larger.
The upshot is that a new relationship based on the EEA model, allowing Britain to keep most of the benefits of the EU customs union and single market alongside free movement of people, would not only be economically less painful than a hard Brexit; it would also be supported by a
large
majority of voters.
The combination of single-market membership and free movement would be particularly popular with the
large
cohort of young people who turned out to vote last week for the first time and who consider the ability to live, work, or study anywhere in Europe a major benefit of EU membership, not a cost.
Syria’s Chemical GenieLOS ANGELES – Since Syria’s civil war erupted, its
large
chemical-weapons arsenal has haunted the conflict zone and beyond.
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