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So far, China has largely taken a “Field of Dreams” approach to urbanization: “Build it, and they will come.”
But, given that few local governments have the authority to levy their own taxes, they have largely turned to real-estate development to generate revenue.
Over the last two decades, Asia’s economic boom was largely driven by intra-regional manufacturing linkages, in which intermediate goods and parts were sourced from within Asia to be assembled into final goods for export to developed markets – earning the region the moniker “factory Asia.”
Sexual and reproductive health issues exact a huge yet largely avoidable toll on African women, their families, and communities.
To deal with the refugee crisis, while putting the EU’s largely unused AAA borrowing capacity to better use, requires a paradigm shift.
This enhances the merits of having recourse to the EU’s largely unused AAA credit.
In reality, all these explanations are largely complementary; none is in contradiction with the others.
Europe’s southern economies owe their deteriorating circumstances largely to excessive austerity and the absence of measures to compensate for demand losses.
But China has attained much higher GDP growth than the OECD economies, driven largely by the rapid productivity gains that characterize the initial “catch up” phase of emerging-market development.
While Abdul Razak permitted elections to gain a patina of legitimacy, his nods to democracy were largely window dressing.
The West has largely failed to engage Russia either as a European or Western ally.
Instead, asserting that the US had “erred in supporting China’s entry into the WTO on terms that have proven to be ineffective in securing China’s embrace of an open, market-oriented trade regime,” the USTR focused on complaints about Chinese industrial policy, which is largely beyond the WTO’s scope.
According to the USTR report, the problem is that the policy tools the Chinese government is using to achieve the goals of Made in China 2025 “are largely unprecedented, as other WTO members do not use them.”
All in all, the discipline China game is one in which the US, Europe, Japan, and Canada are largely aligned.
In a globalized world, global challenges largely require global responses, which are impossible if a country of China’s size and population and wealth does not participate.
This is something that the Chinese will largely have to do by and for themselves.
Finally, the Iraqi government must begin dismantling the militia groups that still outgun the fledgling Iraqi army, and it must defeat the largely Sunni-led insurgency.
The Electoral College was included in America’s constitution to protect small states in a federal system, but it now means that the political campaign focuses largely on the dozen or so battleground states where public opinion is closely divided.
But this argument ignores the fact that China has been experiencing double-digit annual GDP growth, owing largely to capital expansion, while America’s annual GDP growth has averaged only 2-3%.
On this point, Krugman is right: such investment-fueled growth is achieved largely through perspiration, rather than inspiration.
Moreover, even if consumers did respond efficiently, fossil-fuel prices are dictated largely by heavily financialized markets, which tend to be extremely volatile.
The US Congress, initially resistant, has largely come around.
Brazil’s presidential election in October will determine whether the country makes progress toward a new, more sustainable growth model or becomes more deeply mired in a largely exhausted economic strategy that reinforces its stagflationary tendencies.
Yet financial-market participants have largely bypassed them, brushing aside today’s major risks and ignoring the potential volatility that they imply.
But EU-wide measures aimed at ensuring discipline are necessary to spur the growth of preventive mechanisms in the member states, and such initiatives are largely dependent on the large countries, which thus bear a special responsibility for the developments within the eurozone – and within the EU.
Over the past 30 years, intermittent calls by the United States for limited political reform were largely rebuffed.
Moving forward, it will again be Egyptians who will largely determine their own path.
Change in Iraq was imposed from the outside by force, whereas change in Egypt has come from within and has largely been accomplished by consent rather than coercion.
But, as humane as this policy is meant to be, it is largely responsible for the mass unemployment from which Europe suffers.
Income inequality has been growing in the US over the last three decades, largely because the labor market has increasingly demanded skills that the education system has been unable to supply.
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