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In some parts of the world – and certainly in most of the West – it already is, since
large
amounts of information are now accessible to almost anyone.
In fact, the benefits of free trade are so
large
that a country should actually liberalize its international trade even if other countries aren’t doing the same.
Their choice of Romano Prodi as the President of the new Commission has been explained by some in cynical terms: Jacques Santer, the outgoing President, was a Christian Democrat from a small Northern member state (Luxembourg); the next President had to be a Left-of-Centre politician, from a
large
member state in the south of the EU.
Romano Prodi’s most important characteristic is not that he is Italian or left-of centre, but that he is a former prime minister of a
large
member state.
Such investment can determine whether a country’s economic growth is broadly inclusive or leaves
large
segments of society behind.
In short, if designed correctly, balanced-budget measures – increasing taxes in tandem with expenditures –could provide a
large
stimulus to the economy.
The claim rested on the assumption of a
large
reduction in global energy use.
But banks are regulated and supervised nationally – as they must be, because any rescue in the event of a
large
bank failure becomes a fiscal issue, with the cost borne by taxpayers in individual states rather than by the EU as a whole.
Instead, the
large
states are now promoting informal groupings to look for worldwide solutions.
Today’s
large
companies were once only a few people who saw an opportunity arise, new demand that would grow, a change that made something new possible.
With a clear commitment to the low-carbon industrial revolution, businesses around the world,
large
or small, can compete with confidence, invest with certainty, and drive the scale and innovation necessary to make the changes we need to make.
With local governments forced to cover a
large
proportion of public spending with a disproportionately low share of revenues, local-government debt has swelled.
Much of the income from GDP growth went to
large
state-owned enterprises, which strengthened their monopoly power.
The worry here is that the GDP drop resulting from “austerity” might be so
large
that the debt ratio increases.
Any country that enters a period of heightened risk aversion with a
large
debt overhang faces only bad choices.
Since 2010, I have been emphasizing the key role played by policy in keeping rates low in a post-crisis era characterized by
large
overhangs of public and private debt in the advanced economies and a tendency toward deflation.
So households accumulate
large
amounts of cash as a hedge against the possibility that those funds will be needed some day for hospital care.
Private health insurance would make such excessive saving unnecessary by pooling relatively small premiums from individuals – or from their employers – and then paying out to those who are hit with
large
medical bills.
Individuals who have such insurance would be better off, because they would not face the risk of
large
medical bills and would be able to spend more on other forms of consumption.
By contrast, a similar tax rule to exempt employer payments for health insurance would reduce national saving by causing employees to substitute health insurance for
large
personal cash accumulations.
Furthermore, the pace of productivity gains in the advanced countries (and to a
large
extent in emerging countries) remains disappointingly low.
Educated, professionally successful people increasingly marry and live close to one another, mostly in large, prosperous metropolitan areas.
Massive spatial inequality creates
large
communities of people with no future, where the prevailing aspiration can only be to turn back the clock.
The redevelopment plan for the park triggered a huge protest against what a
large
segment of the Turkish public, particularly young people, considers paternalistic and authoritarian political leadership.
Modern production systems, in which information technology plays an increasingly crucial role, are totally different from the
large
factory floors that characterized the birth of trade unionism and social democracy.
Rising youth unemployment and cuts in pensions and social expenditures come at a time when many
large
multinational corporations legally avoid taxes by shifting their profits to favorable jurisdictions.
While the 1988, 1992, and 2000 elections were also quite consequential, the policy shifts were not nearly as
large
as in 1980 and 2008.
Not since the Weimar Republic has a far-right party been the largest opposition force, or have anti-liberal forces controlled such a
large
share of the Bundestag.
Given Italy’s very
large
national debt, interest payments add more than 5% of GDP to the fiscal deficit.
In the US, Democratic and Republican administrations alike have pursued a strategic partnership with India, based on existing trade ties, investment, and the
large
commercial and familial networks linking the two countries.
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