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These structures provided executives with incentives to give insufficient weight to the possibility of
large
losses, which in turn motivated executives to take excessive risks.
Likewise, for a relatively
large
and closed economic system such as Europe, a weak euro provides moderate positive effects on growth and some moderate negative effects in terms of threatening inflation.
One priority is to ensure that large, new infusions of aid do not produce unintended economic outcomes, such as rapid currency appreciation or inflation, which would make recipient countries’ exports less competitive.
Another priority is to ensure that low-income countries that are striving to meet the MDG’s, and which have
large
financing requirements, avoid a new spiral of indebtedness.
Their country’s budget deficit was too large, causing its economy to overheat.
But, despite the
large
protests in Moscow, Saint Petersburg, and other cities, the authorities rejected demonstrators’ demands to nullify the election results.
These powers may allow
large
countries to impose their will on smaller ones.
Similarly,
large
parts of Latin America and Central Asia are experiencing rising, not falling, rates of poverty.
In the 1980s, protectionist US policies successfully contained the growth of Japan, which, like China today, maintained a
large
trade surplus with the US.
After all, the added value China actually derives from its exports is not nearly as
large
as its trade surplus.
Subsequently, they were constrained by the limits to their fiscal reactions embodied in the Maastricht Treaty; the
large
economies of Continental Europe had not done enough budgetary consolidation during the years of good growth.
Of course, the Euro area is so
large
a player that it can no longer leave responsibility for stimulating global growth to America.
From 1929 to 1933, real GDP in the United States fell 30%, and the unemployment rate reached almost 25%, while the depression itself lasted more than a decade – all
large
multiples of the recent decline, and of the somewhat larger decline that the intervention helped to avert.
Thus, countries on the EU’s periphery – Portugal, Italy, Greece, and Spain – with
large
public debt and current-account deficits, face lower real wages and high unemployment for some time.
A much larger one (among the thousands of dangerously
large
asteroids in orbits that intersect the earth’s) could strike the earth and cause the total extinction of the human race through a combination of shock waves, fire, tsunamis, and blockage of sunlight, wherever it struck.
Nevertheless, in the United States, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) spends only $4 million of its annual budget of more than $10 billion on mapping dangerously close
large
asteroids.
Responsibility for this transformation lies irrevocably with China and the US, not only because they are the world’s biggest emitters, but also because only they have the capacity to invest enough in clean-tech Rampamp;D, provide a
large
enough labor force, and support a
large
enough change in global policy.
According to acronymically named institutions, think tanks, task forces, et hoc genus omne, automation and artificial intelligence (AI) will soon eliminate or alter a
large
but unpredictable number of human jobs.
And while the authors admit that globalization and technological dynamism have left a
large
part of the US population and territory behind in terms of wealth, income, and self-esteem, their own remedy is to redouble ongoing efforts to bring the “left behinds” up to speed.
While providing returns to innovators can help to spur more innovation, it can also allow businesspeople to capture too
large
a share of the transformation process.
But even in more recent years, the skill content in China’s output has improved radically, and resources have been successfully transferred from agriculture to the services sector, rather than to the manufacturing sector, where
large
state-owned firms still dominate many industries.
Many nations,
large
and small, are now well on the way to meeting this projection.
It is also dangerous and destructive, and was in
large
part responsible for Europe's hideous politics in the first half of the 20th century.
They are also dependent on
large
quantities of wholesale debt – totaling €4.9 trillion (27% of total eurozone loans), with €660 billion maturing in the next two years – to fund low-yielding assets.
This model’s viability depends on
large
amounts of cheap leverage, supported by implicit government backing.
What is needed is a controlled deleveraging that recognizes that banks’ balance sheets have become too
large
to support, and that business models dependent on massive leverage are obsolete.
During the May-June quasi-panic that followed Bernanke’s statement, it was countries with
large
external deficits (making them the most obvious candidates for real depreciation) – for example, India, South Africa, and Turkey – that suffered the sharpest selloffs.
Banks, for example, hold
large
stocks of government bonds.
All it takes is a little more will to challenge
large
incumbents whose position rarely yields optimal social and economic outcomes.
Extreme fiscal imbalance can also lead to a growth trap in which fiscal consolidation has such a
large
negative effect on growth as to be self-defeating.
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