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But, in many cases, inflows are driven by short-term factors, fads, and irrational exuberance, which can lead to an overvalued currency, the crowding out of non-traditional export sectors or import-competing sectors, a loss of competitiveness, and eventually a
large
current-account deficit and thus tighter external constraints on growth.
The preferred alternative for these individuals is to wait to buy insurance until they are ill and are facing
large
medical bills.
Employers with a
large
number of full-time employees could encourage their existing insurance companies to create the emergency policies.
(Full disclosure: my firm, together with a
large
global financial institution, is launching a series of tradable equity indices for stock markets of advanced economies and emerging markets, using a smart beta approach).
Instead, it should allow private equity funds, which have accumulated
large
amounts of savings as they await good investment opportunities, to act as AMCs, bidding for the NPLs at a discount.
With modern digital technology, the returns to scale are so
large
that it no longer makes sense to demand that, say, 1,000 firms produce versions of the same good, each meeting one-thousandth of total demand.
Trees consume
large
amounts of carbon dioxide as they grow, making them vital tools for absorbing the greenhouse-gas emissions – from cars, factories, power stations, and livestock – that result in climate change.
Its policy is tailored after that of Singapore, which has avoided
large
currency fluctuations – and has maintained a significantly more competitive exchange rate during the last three years than all of Latin America’s countries.
ATHENS – Ken makes a decent living operating a
large
harvester on behalf of farmer Luke.
A practical response would be to socialize the property rights over the
large
income streams capital is now generating.
While climbing the world’s highest mountain will always be dangerous, we must remember that on this occasion only Sherpas died, and in the years since Everest began attracting
large
inflows of Western climbers, Sherpas have accounted for most fatalities.
The scars of the global financial crisis and Great Recession, combined with longer-term structural economic, technological, cultural, and demographic trends, have left
large
swaths of the population in many countries feeling politically neglected, culturally disparaged, and/or economically wounded.
This information will have a
large
impact on health-care companies’ stock prices.
But this definition, while forthright, leaves a
large
loophole for legislators.
Optimizing the EurozoneTOKYO – The eurozone is facing a bleak economic outlook, with growth remaining stagnant and the threat of deflation looming
large.
But whether monetary union on such a
large
scale was necessary to achieve this goal is dubious.
The main reason for slow progress in trade negotiations is not increasing protectionism; it is the fact that further liberalization entails complex trade-offs no longer offset by very
large
potential benefits.
The opportunity is especially
large
for India, where GDP would grow by as much as 18%.
In 1931, the experts were preoccupied with the complexities posed by the combination of reparations and war debts arising out of World War I with
large
private-sector indebtedness.
There is no reason why a constitutional solution that involves debt limitation should not command a
large
measure of public acceptance, especially in debtor countries, which have experienced the political and economic damage caused by previous profligate governments.
Some of Reagan’s advisers sincerely did not believe that the tax cuts of the early 1980’s would generate the
large
deficits that they did (Beryl Sprinkel and Lawrence Kudlow come to mind).
Fiscal deficits so
large
that they put the debt-to-GDP ratio on an explosive upward trend do not merely act as a drag on long-term economic growth; they also create the possibility that at any moment the economy might face an immediate macroeconomic and financial disaster.
In the short run, the world needs to contend with an Iran that is an imperial power, one that seeks to remake
large
swaths of the Middle East in its image.
But ten years is a long time, and the gap between what experience dictates emerging economies should do and what they have been doing remains
large.
By contrast, running persistently
large
current-account deficits creates vulnerabilities and often leads to disruptions, as external financial conditions change.
But, as recent experience has shown, a change in such conditions can force countries either to allow currency depreciation or to delay it by purchasing
large
amounts of local currency using the central bank’s foreign-currency reserves.
The Nobel Committee has taken a
large
risk by not rewarding an acknowledged contribution.
The
large
turnout marked a high-water mark in participation, with more than 17 million voting – many for the first time in their lives – against the wishes of all the main establishment institutions.
The real winners of this new world order are the
large
emerging countries, first and foremost China and India, which increasingly set the pace of global economic and political development.
Though its problems are more acute for some countries and financial institutions, the sector runs on a level of profitability that is, on average, lower than its cost of equity and maintains a stock of non-performing loans and hard-to-value assets
large
enough to undermine its capitalization for years to come.
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