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The world press is filled with stories about honey laced with industrial sweeteners, canned goods contaminated by bacteria and excessive amounts of additives, rice wine braced with industrial alcohol, and farm-raised fish, eel, and shrimp fed
large
doses of antibiotics and then washed down with formaldehyde to lower bacterial counts.
The issue is simple: can France and Germany win sufficient support for a
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stride towards a politically more integrated EU; or will Britain, which opposes such moves, succeed in blocking them?
But a
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number of America’s mental health experts didn’t see it that way.
This will lessen the need felt by emerging economies for self-insurance against financial instability, by building up
large
reserves.
This task will have to be shared by emerging countries with
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reserves.
They also run large, sophisticated media campaigns aimed at persuading policymakers and the public that what is good for their special interest is good for the country.
And who better to provide the funds for that than
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British companies that will benefit the most from retaining access to the continent?
In the coming decades, Asia will continue to contribute a
large
number of workers to the global labor market.
This reflects not only worries about energy and shared security concerns, but also the need to head off any looming crisis in the Middle East that could plunge
large
parts of the world into turmoil, if not armed conflict.
The real differences in living standards are not quite as large, but they are a temptation nonetheless.
Partly by design and partly by chance, about a decade ago China found itself consistently accumulating
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amounts of foreign reserves by running a trade surplus and intervening to buy up the dollars that this generated.
This gives China the unprecedented – for a
large
trading country – ability to accumulate foreign-exchange reserves (now approaching $3 trillion).
These deficits facilitate the surpluses that emerging markets such as China want to run – the world’s current accounts add up to zero, so if one
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set of countries wants to run a surplus, someone big needs to run a deficit.
Disappointed in their political leaders, Algerians’ unity stems in
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part from their shared love of football.
The evidence from these experiments speaks loud and clear that it is best to introduce
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reforms rapidly without waiting to discover the "right" sequence of reforms.
Hungary, Poland, Romania, and most other ex-communist nations have delayed privatizing medium and
large
enterprises until their government managers "restructured" employment, accounting practices, and the product mix.
Although Poland moved quickly toward macro stability and free prices, still almost half of its
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enterprises remain in government hands, unemployment is well over 10 percent, and only a few companies are traded on its stock exchange.
It took only two years to privatize some fourteen thousand medium and
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enterprises, so that by June 1994 more than 85 percent of Russia’s industrial labor force was working in the private sector.
As output and consumption become more stable, investors do not demand as
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a risk premium.
That may sound extreme, but some scholars, such as the 2004 Nobel Prize winner Ed Prescott, have shown that, historically, holding a
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diversified portfolio of stocks long enough is generally a far better investment than ultra-safe US Treasury bonds.
By and large, China has been a far more constructive counterpart to the US than the former Soviet Union ever was.
That is not enough to have such a
large
impact.
European financial markets were, and to some extent still are, dominated by a few
large
banks.
The development of modern, highly liquid financial markets has been one of the main benefits of the euro: in a few years, for instance, bank lending in Germany fell from 74% to 32% of the total funds raised by
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German companies.
The really
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currencies – the dollar, the euro, and the yen – were never managed explicitly or solely on this principle.
It is a useful in a context of overall stability; but, especially during crises or in the aftermath of
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shocks, there are sharp movements of relative prices.
Indeed, despite endemic social unrest, a
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majority of Greeks acknowledges the need for change and does not oppose it.
After all, it was the British who, more than a century ago, moved
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numbers of Rohingya from East Bengal to work on rubber and tea plantations in then-Burma, which was administered as a province of India until 1937.
While the spirit of waning interest in basic science, which characterizes today’s
large
industrial groups, dominates in Europe, a brilliant American countermeasure has been the rise of small “high tech” companies that engage in basic research and long-term reflection.
It is no wonder, therefore, that locally trained young people in America, and to a
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extent in Europe, tend to avoid university science departments, with new students largely recruited from among recent immigrants.
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