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Yet, unlike many emerging economies, China does not struggle with a currency mismatch, thanks to its
large
foreign-exchange reserves and persistent current-account surpluses, which make it a net lender to the rest of the world.
The major emerging economies are too
large
and too important to be left out of the search for globally cooperative outcomes.
They don’t shout at
large
mobs, but are slick performers in radio and TV studios, and are savvy users of social media.
Jongen described Chancellor Angela Merkel’s decision to give shelter in Germany to
large
numbers of refugees from Middle Eastern wars as “an act of violence” toward the German people.
The US component should involve a new, sustained campaign for clean-energy development that involves
large
and small companies, national laboratories, universities, and non-governmental organizations (a sustained and expanded version of the Department of Energy’s energy investments under Obama’s stimulus legislation).
Production of the materials used to capture and store solar electricity, for example, can cause just as much environmental damage as conventional fuels, and existing wind and solar technology cannot easily meet the needs of
large
populations.
Getting them will probably require a large, collaborative effort focused on theoretical science.
The Kuwait invasion was reversed by Operation Desert Storm and other events that led the United States, the United Kingdom, and France to impose crippling sanctions and no-fly zones across
large
swaths of Iraq.
Through Shia militias and a sympathetic government in Baghdad, Iran is virtually occupying
large
parts of Iraq.
But US television showed an enormous crowd of fans in Kansas City following the US-Belgium match on a
large
outdoor screen.
PARIS – With the deepening of the economic crisis and the prospect of another recession looming
large
on the horizon, growing social inequality has become an increasingly urgent issue.
By now, most of the world’s creditor countries – those with
large
and persistent current-account surpluses, such as Denmark and Switzerland – have negative interest rates, not only for long-term governments bonds and other “riskless” debt, but also for medium-term maturities.
But in an economy with a
large
net-foreign-asset position, there are naturally more creditors than debtors.
For a country with
large
foreign debts, the opposite is true.
Today, however, these positions in the major industrial economies are
large
and increasingly divergent, partly owing to the buildup of leverage that led to the global financial crisis of 2007-2008.
Commodity exporters like Russia and Saudi Arabia, which ran
large
current-account surpluses when oil prices were high, are the main exception to this pattern of diverging foreign-asset positions.
Their export earnings have plummeted – falling by half in many cases – forcing them to run deficits and draw on the
large
sovereign-wealth funds they accumulated during the global commodity boom.
The Birth of Fiscal UnionsPRINCETON – Fiscal unification is often an effective way to enhance creditworthiness, and it may also create a new sense of solidarity among diverse peoples living within a
large
geographic area.
Are security and political interests so overwhelming that they justify assuming
large
and unlimited liabilities incurred by political systems over which they have no control?
We live in a multipolar world where neither the US nor China is
large
enough to exercise global economic leadership on its own.
For example, because many view the Lehman Brothers collapse as sparking, or exacerbating, the financial crisis, much of the regulatory focus has been on developing the means to handle the failure of a similarly
large
financial firm.
A few years ago, a clown named Brozo, with a
large
red nose and a bright green wig, was Mexico’s most popular political commentator on television, actively courted by all candidates running for national office.
To be sure, good surveillance is needed in order to obtain early warning that a strain of H5N1 flu transmissible between humans has been detected, so that nations around the world can rapidly initiate a variety of public health measures, including a program to produce
large
amounts of vaccine against that strain.
We would expect to see a
large
number of illnesses among both employees and patients in hospitals where the victims are treated, and soon someone (perhaps even a carrier who is not ill) would spread it to Ankara, Istanbul, Tbilisi, Damascus, Baghdad, and beyond.
On the contrary, the EU’s commitment to using its extensive soft power is what enabled it to assert its influence over a
large
chunk of the former Soviet bloc.
India’s high-tech industries were to a
large
extent created by returning migrants and are deeply connected to the diaspora.
They extinguished billions in external indebtedness by generating and sustaining
large
current-account surpluses.
Suddenly, the world turned upside down: “rich” countries were running
large
deficits and, in some cases, tipping from net creditor status to net indebtedness, while “poor” countries were running surpluses and accumulating
large
stocks of external assets, including financial claims on Western economies.
Little did these countries know that their divergent paths would end up fueling
large
global imbalances, and eventually trigger a financial crisis that has shaken the prevailing international economic order to its foundations.
This helps leaders to develop and maintain human bonds with a
large
group of people, despite the power gap, while making it easier for employees to identify with the organization.
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