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It was the willingness of some
large
financial institutions to trade in discounted debt that established a market that could clear out the legacy of past mistakes.
Things get more complicated if foreign residents hold a
large
part of a country’s public debt, but its residents also have
large
foreign assets.
The importance of this point was illustrated in 2001 by Argentina, which did not have a
large
net foreign debt.
The private sector had
large
foreign assets, while the government had about the same amount of foreign liabilities.
Failure at today’s London conference is also likely to be used as a rhetorical weapon against the
large
Western governments, and to provide a rationale for implementing new forms of state capitalism.
Government spending has already been cut 8% in real terms this year, relative to 2015 – large, but not nearly enough to balance the budget.
If forced to choose, they preferred single-market membership by
large
majorities.
If the market “misbehaves,” farmers could be reduced to poverty, leading to the neglect of
large
areas of Europe.
Several other
large
commercial buildings surrounding the Twin Towers were also destroyed.
So today mainland companies handle about 25% of Hong Kong's foreign trade and own a
large
portfolio of Hong Kong's commercial buildings.
From their perspective, Germany’s decision over the last three years to permit actual and prospective transfers just
large
enough to prevent financial meltdown will somehow be enough to enable the eurozone finally to begin to recover from a half-decade of recession and stagnation.
Risk would be further mitigated through the participation of large, influential investors, including sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, and possibly international financial institutions.
In 12 of the last 20 years, Germany’s growth rate been lower than the average of the other three
large
eurozone countries (France, Italy, and Spain).
Another apparent advantage is Germany’s
large
financial reserves, which not only cushioned it from the crisis, but also conferred upon it considerable political sway.
But now that interest rates are at zero, Germany’s
large
savings are no longer doing it much good.
Germany, which exports a
large
volume of investment goods, benefited more than other eurozone member countries from the investment boom in China and other emerging economies.
But the
large
strides already made in some low-income countries reveal great potential.
Indeed, in the original agreement, the five
large
powers that would be represented permanently on the IMF Executive Board were the United States, the United Kingdom, the Soviet Union, China, and France – the same countries with permanent seats on the United Nations Security Council.
But the debate is now being distorted by a secondary struggle between the EU's
large
and small countries, with results that are sometimes paradoxical.
When the European enterprise started, there were three small and three
large
countries; but almost all the new members are small countries.
So after enlargement there will be six
large
and 19 small member states.
This re-balancing between the
large
and small member states is shifting some old assumptions in a number of paradoxical ways.
In the past, small member states used to gravitate towards federalist positions, because they calculated that they needed strong central institutions to contain the power of the
large
member states (especially France).
So here is the second paradox: both
large
and small EU countries imagine that they can optimize their relative leverage by adopting inter-governmentalist positions.
On the contrary, even if a number of
large
member states talk up about a common foreign policy, they prove by their actions that they are determined to maintain their own national foreign policies.
Ironically, there may once have been a point at which a
large
increase in troops might have made a difference.
For this reason, it is relevant to ask whether a country as
large
as Germany – or even a
large
state like California or Texas – augments or depletes global aggregate demand.
That question is all the more important, because the Netherlands and Austria, two of Germany’s Northern European eurozone neighbors, continue to run current-account surpluses, while the Southern European crisis countries have reversed their previously
large
deficits, as austerity has squeezed domestic demand and made room for an increase in exports.
And, indeed, the euro should appreciate, because the eurozone as a whole is now running a
large
current-account surplus.
When the ballots go in that direction, the US simply ignores the election results (as it did, for example, in 2006, when Hamas won a
large
majority of the popular vote in Gaza).
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