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Perminov similarly seemed to suggest that only countries with
large
existing space programs could participate in the Apophis decision.
For decades, and especially since the mid-1990s, China has made knowledge transfer via joint ventures with Chinese partners a condition for access to its
large
market.
The problem, however, is that a
large
part of this improvement reflects collapsing domestic demand, which has plummeted by around one-quarter in Greece and Ireland since 2007, and by one-eighth in Spain and Portugal.
There have been
large
structural shifts in the world economy (e.g., trade and financial globalization) as well as in individual economies (such as the decline in trade union power).
Moreover, energy and food price shocks can be both
large
and largely unpredictable, while the speed of price changes tends to increase with big shocks.
Most forecasting models used by central banks therefore put a
large
weight on recent inflation.
Under these circumstances,
large
excess capacity develops and commodity prices fall.
Because the current-account balance is the difference between the investment and savings rates, the decline in investment will generate
large
surpluses unless savings also decline.
Thus, China can expect
large
external surpluses to transform the country from the world’s workshop into its main financier.
Indeed, the scale of capital outflows could be so
large
that long-term capital will remain cheap even after the world’s major central banks tighten monetary policy.
India’s share of world investment is only 3.4%; and even a
large
expansion will not compensate for a small decline in Chinese investment.
Germany’s investment-savings gap is so
large
that, even if it increases domestic investment, the most we can expect from Europe is that it does not add to the global savings glut.
Ironically, the IMF’s new investment mantra ultimately leads back to
large
global imbalances.
Within a few months, the jihadist group, which until recently called itself the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, has taken control of
large
parts of both countries, where it has proclaimed a new “Caliphate.”
The same system (recently put in place in Australia as well) has often been used by less democratically inclined governments to suppress independent, vigorous journalism; in Ecuador, for example, newspapers are regularly fined
large
sums for criticizing the government.
This provided China with plentiful low-cost labor, while saving the government
large
expenditures on pensions and health care.
Things are not as clear-cut on the security front, especially given the
large
gaps between the Trump administration’s rhetoric and facts on the ground.
In some countries, such as China, Thailand, South Korea, and Vietnam, nominal GDP growth was driven to a
large
extent by real growth.
Angola, Ethiopia, Ghana, and Nigeria also had very significant real growth, but nominal GDP was boosted by very
large
terms-of-trade effects and real appreciation.
Trump, in the comedian Jon Stewart’s words, is “America’s id,” or at least the id of a
large
number of mostly white, mostly older, mostly small-town Americans.
To them, bipartisan cooperation is not necessary to the governance of a
large
and diverse country; it is a form of corruption.
The pro-democracy camp is likely to win 22 seats of those 30 seats, which are based on five
large
geographical constituencies.
Hong Kong's government felt it could ignore public opinion and push the bill through with a
large
majority of the functional members, plus a handful of directly elected pro-government legislators.
Even if risk and a
large
degree of self-sacrifice are required, these young people should return to join those in China, including those within the Communist Party, that are working for change.
Though the technology still faces more than a few shortcomings, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Chairman Rajendar Pachauri issued a deeply problematic statement last month, saying that, “With CCS it is entirely possible for fossil fuels to continue to be used on a
large
scale.”
Then there are the CO2 emissions from producing synthetic fertilizers; clearing trees, shrubs, and grass from hundreds of millions of hectares of land; destroying
large
reservoirs of soil carbon; and transporting and processing the switchgrass.
Companies with a
large
portfolio of fossil fuels, like coal, will soon face severe uncertainty related to stranded assets, and investors may change their risk assessments accordingly.
Large
mining companies can prepare for this shift by moving from fossil fuels to other materials, such as iron ore, copper, bauxite, cobalt, rare earth elements, and lithium, as well as mineral fertilizers, which will be needed in
large
quantities to meet the SDGs’ targets for global hunger eradication.
The European countries that are growing soundly are those that have avoided taking on
large
public debts: Poland, Sweden, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Slovakia.
Many citizens live in places where a
large
share of their neighbors vote the same way they do.
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