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The dissonance is that equally
large
majorities also describe Poland’s economic situation and the “direction in which the country is moving” as either “bad” or “very bad.”
To be sure,
large
labor-surplus economies’ deepening integration into the global market, together with increased reliance on automation and artificial intelligence, has weakened workers’ bargaining power and shifted labor demand into very specific and limited sectors.
And the current regulatory environment increasingly allows for
large
corporations to wield power without accountability, resulting in higher monopoly rents and greater bargaining power.
But what about Denmark, whose anti-EU right won by a
large
margin?
And it isn’t just citizens of the
large
creditor countries, such as Germany, who have little patience for Greece.
That expenditure might not be very large, but it adds to the high proportion of European military spending already consumed by each country’s defense ministry, separate headquarters for each service, and plethora of supporting bureaucracies.
These, indeed, remain almost as
large
as in 1985, when the number of people in uniform, aircraft, warships, armor and artillery was almost twice as
large
as today.
The report finds that the host government agreements place a price tag on protecting human rights by imposing
large
financial penalties if the operation of the oil fields or the pipeline is interrupted – even to enforce valid laws.
Whether this is an intended outcome, so that Obama and his party can continue to mobilize
large
campaign contributions, or the result of poor decision-making is difficult to determine – and may reflect a bit of both.
There is a
large
and growing number of unconventional sources of fresh water with massive potential, beginning with desalinated seawater or highly brackish groundwater.
Likewise, the European Union has tried to dispel doubts about the imminence of Greek and other sovereign-debt restructurings by putting together a reasonably
large
stability fund (and throwing in €250 billion of still non-existent IMF commitments).
How can the US have a
large
political movement – the Tea Party – pushing for the hardest of hard-money policies when there is no hard-money lobby with its wealth on the line?
It seemed clear that Germany (or at least this rather
large
gathering of government, business, and labor leaders) remains committed to the euro and to deeper European integration, and recognizes that success will require Europe-wide burden-sharing to overcome the ongoing eurozone crisis.
The country now has an unemployment problem that is
large
in magnitude and increasingly structural in nature.
Now, however, the trillion-dollar overnight repo market in housing mortgages is so
large
that, when the housing market retreats, financial stability could be threatened.
In developed and developing countries alike, the scope of the problem is too
large
to be left exclusively to mental-health professionals.
With the rise of the business corporation,
large
family firms have generally disappeared.
And most developing countries in Asia have reached an economic stage at which
large
segments of their populations will soon be able to afford cars and plane travel for the first time.
The challenge is even greater for a country as
large
and complex as China, especially given today’s environment of sluggish global growth.
In the meantime, it seems likely that China will continue to feel compelled to place its domestic obligations first, but in a nuanced way aimed at avoiding
large
disruptive tipping points for the global economy.
Even Germany, Europe’s largest economy, has been experiencing a massive property boom since 2010, with average urban property prices having risen by more than one-third – and by nearly half in
large
cities.
This saved Europe from overly
large
external imbalances.
The shock and its effect are
large.
The key lesson from Chile is that a defined-contribution, funded system with individual accounts has some advantages: it can stimulate savings, provide a
large
and growing stock of investible funds (over $170 billion in Chile), and spur economic growth.
A country with a
large
initial trade deficit would expect to see its currency decline relative to the euro, say, to 1.2 “new francs” per euro, which would make its products 20% cheaper than products in other euro countries and would make imports more expensive.
Democracy is government by debate, by taking important decisions after thorough deliberation of the kind that--at least in
large
countries--must be conducted in a parliament through elected representatives.
Henry Paulson is WrongCHICAGO – When a profitable company is hit by a very
large
liability, the solution is not to have the government buy its assets at inflated prices.
If the government subsidy is
large
enough, it will succeed in stopping the crisis.
But the popularity of the handout option raises an important and instructive question: just how did the ruling classes in these countries amass fortunes so
large
that people are clamoring for them to be redistributed?
This may be the right response if the inflows and upward pressure on the exchange rate are driven by fundamental factors (a current-account surplus, an undervalued currency, a
large
and persistent growth differential).
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