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In some cases, Facebook actually provides support to such governments, as it does to all
large
clients.
A
large
minority of citizens in the developed world inhabits filter bubbles created by these platforms – digital false realities in which existing beliefs become more rigid and extreme.
Even at its worst, unemployment in Japan rarely exceeded 4%, owing to a combination of early retirement, social programs, work-sharing, and political pressure on
large
employers.
While only 3-4% of voters admit to changing their minds about Brexit,
large
majorities want to keep most of the benefits of free trade, easy travel, immigrant labor, and strong environmental, consumer, and health regulation.
But policymakers did not shy away from
large
strategic public investments when needed, as in the case of the Canal expansion or the airport.
In fact, Romney appears to have categorized a
large
segment of his party’s own voters as supporters of President Barack Obama.
Indeed, US markets were described as “deep, flexible, sophisticated, and by and
large
well-regulated.”
As the economists Maurice Obstfeld and Galina Hale recently noted, German and French banks earned
large
profits intermediating flows between Asian savers and Europe’s periphery.
The costs of defense averaged 2.5-3.4% of GDP, and the empire was ruled in
large
part with local troops.
This represents an enormous challenge, because it is not easy to retrain
large
numbers of people displaced by new technology.
Gender-based discrimination continues to be a problem, but one sees increasingly
large
numbers of women occupying important jobs.
No fewer than 25 states produce coal, which not only generates income, jobs, and tax revenue, but also provides a disproportionately
large
share of their energy.
Moreover, China runs
large
deficits against Japan and Southeast Asian economies, even as it runs a
large
surplus against the US.
And then there is America’s current-account deficit, which is not necessarily a bad thing, as it implies the acquisition of
large
amounts of foreign capital.
Moreover, they “include a wide array of state intervention and support designed to promote the development of Chinese industry in
large
part by restricting, taking advantage of, discriminating against, or otherwise creating disadvantages for foreign enterprises and their technologies, products, and services.”
When it comes to preparing for the future, one exceptionally
large
project lies ahead: the energy transition.
Many of these innovations, I believe, can be reproduced in other
large
cities as well.
It is estimated that at least €30 billion per year will be needed for a number of years, and the benefits of “surge funding” (spending a
large
amount of money up front, rather than the same amount over several years) are enormous.
But the central government will need a
large
share of that income if it is to finance the construction of new institutions of governance, invest in critical infrastructure, undertake onerous reforms aimed at economic liberalization, and provide the resource-poor (and already restive) Sunnis of central Iraq with a greater share of the country’s wealth.
If Bush and Blair prematurely withdraw
large
numbers of the troops that support Iraqi stability, the country’s new government would have little chance of success.
Media reports of Iraqi bloodshed focus overwhelmingly on Baghdad – where the
large
majority of foreign journalists are based – creating the impression that the desperate security situation there is representative of the country as a whole.
In
large
part, this was because of the unpopularity of the Iraq War.
Projected interest-rate hikes in the US are also boosting uncertainty in Latin America, where countries with
large
borrowing requirements are particularly vulnerable to disruptions in capital markets.
Argentina is running a
large
fiscal deficit, while the main source of financial vulnerability in Chile is the private sector’s rising external debt.
Likewise, Brazil must cool its overheated labor market and stem the deterioration in the external balance (which has swung from a small surplus to a deficit of more than 2% of GDP over the last three years, despite a
large
gain in the terms of trade).
Addressing them successfully would allow the country to generate the savings needed to meet its huge looming public-investment requirements: expansion of productive infrastructure (roads, ports, and airports) in order to remove severe bottlenecks to faster non-inflationary growth; unprecedentedly
large
planned investment in oil exploration and electricity generation; and forthcoming international sporting events (the World Cup and the Olympic Games) that Brazil will host in the next few years.
And both have an array of conflicts of interest with their role as head of government, thanks to their
large
business empires.
Moreover, China sits on roughly $3.3 trillion in foreign-exchange reserves – much of it in dollars, but also in other major currencies – owing to its
large
trade surplus in recent decades.
It helps to finance other countries’ trade deficits and domestic investment (many of its beneficiaries have
large
budget deficits that decrease national saving below domestic investment).
Deng Xiaoping’s reforms ignited the most rapid economic improvement in human history and, with it, the emergence of a
large
and growing middle class.
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