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The result has been a sort of pax mafiosa: consolidated, regionally legitimized actors, with drug traffickers, old paramilitary groups, new criminal bands,
large
landholders, and political caciques reinforcing one another.
But any viable and lasting peace in Syria will require the cooperation of a
large
number of actors.
It provides a common resolution mechanism for all banks in Europe, which forces losses to be absorbed by shareholders, bondholders, and
large
depositors before any government money is committed.
For example, it has long been understood that CO2 produced in
large
stationary plants like electric power stations can be “captured” and piped to where it can be injected into underground caverns (or possibly ocean beds).
Our research shows that the number of
large
mammals at Chernobyl is similar to that in uncontaminated nature reserves in Belarus – except for wolves, which are far more numerous in the area around the reactor.
The Gulf States’ Expat DividendPARIS – How should policymakers in the Middle East’s Gulf States manage their countries’
large
expatriate workforces?
But an important dimension of the policy debate within the region risks being overlooked: The Gulf States’
large
foreign populations are not just workers; they are also consumers.
The Greek authorities blame the EU for not providing funds, the EU blames Greece for not doing enough with available funds, and
large
NGOs are preoccupied with maintaining their own line of command and funding.
India will need to improve its education system dramatically, both at the secondary and tertiary level, and make similarly
large
advances in basic sanitation (not to mention implementing my review's recommendations for combating AMR).
The crash came in 2009, as Ireland’s real estate boom turned to bust, leaving the country with
large
insolvent banks, a collapse in budget revenues, and Europe’s largest budget deficit.
The quid pro quo for this easy ECB money is that the Irish government must protect European creditors who would otherwise face
large
losses.
Greenspan left office in 2006, but the crisis that soon followed can be attributed in
large
part to the kind of financial innovation that he encouraged.
Whereas the centrality of the state in human affairs is a modern, European development, traditional societies like India or Pakistan have always regarded the state as no more than a necessary evil, since
large
societies cannot be managed on the old tribal basis.
Other sectors that currently account for a
large
share of employment in lower-income countries – including apparel, light manufacturing, logistics, and call centers – are forecast to undergo increasing automation.
In 2008, the IMF warned that “the costs (of concessions) are very large, while the benefits appear to be marginal at best.”
Hence, even if businesses get easier access to money and loans, many firms will still decline to hire on a
large
scale, fearing that they would be saddled with a
large
payroll in a future downturn.
A very
large
percentage of jobs are, on some level, essentially routine and repetitive.
This is especially true in India, Brazil, Turkey, South Africa, and Indonesia, all of which suffer from multiple macroeconomic and policy weaknesses –
large
current-account deficits, wide fiscal deficits, slowing growth, and above-target inflation – as well as growing social protest and political uncertainty ahead of elections in the next 12-18 months.
But, in a world of
large
short-term capital flows, central-banks’ policy interest rates – or even just announcements about likely future rates – also have a major impact.
In fact, the issue of
large
actual or potential discrepancies between aggregate savings and investment in countries or monetary zones, reflected in current-account imbalances, is at the heart of the IMF’s emerging multilateral surveillance role; it has been a focus of the G-20 as well.
Doing so would broaden discussions of macroeconomic policy to include employment issues – specifically, the potential impact of
large
foreign-trade surpluses on domestic jobs.
When all is said and done, however, European prices will look as they do in the US, where
large
divergences exist a century after free trade and a common currency were established between the states.
Moreover, with interest rates for
large
corporations at their lowest level in decades (negative in real terms for the largest, so that savers are in fact paying corporations to borrow their money), the cost of capital is probably not the main reason why they are not investing more in the US.
Interestingly, France is the only
large
Euro area country where consumer confidence is growing (from -24 a year ago to -13 today).
And then there are the numbers that sound very
large
and are hard to interpret: $300 trillion in “derivative” securities; $3 trillion managed by 12,000 global “hedge funds”; $1.2 trillion a year in “private equity.”
Moreover, including within the EU the moderate type of Islam for which Turkey stands will be a major help in integrating Muslim minorities within European countries--already
large
and growing even without the addition of Turkey's population.
In 2003, all three
large
eurozone countries (France, Germany, and Italy) were running deficits in excess of 3% of GDP, the upper limit established by the SGP.
It seems that the crisis, and the untenably
large
risk premia for highly indebted governments that followed, has already been forgotten.
Now the income gap between eastern applicants and the EU is three times as
large
as the disparity with the Iberian peninsula was.
Afghanistan’s
large
ethnic groups already enjoy de facto autonomy, which they secured after their Northern Alliance played a central role in the US-led ouster of the Taliban from power in late 2001.
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