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And, at the multilateral level, agricultural production and trade is influenced by policies on subsidies, tariffs, and export restrictions (although the latter are not currently governed by strict WTO rules).
Ensuring that it is the latter will require the patience and discipline – in both domestic and foreign policy – befitting the major transformation now underway.
Indeed, if the critics focused on the latter, they could give their proposal a name.
Living standards in the latter are high (and more equal), owing primarily to the better public services that they provide.
A non-issue: inspired by their anti-market attitudes Germany and France are searching for a new international architecture to limit exchange rate fluctuations, blaming the latter for the last year’s instability.
This asymmetry has spurred huge capital flows from the former to the latter, which are likely to continue.
While some countries in the eurozone suffer from high levels of unemployment, there is nothing that protectionism can do for these countries that expansionary fiscal or monetary policy (the latter by the European Central Bank) cannot do better.
The former path leads to membership in the European Union; the latter would take Ukraine to a darker and more dangerous destination.
Although migrant workers earn only about $1,500 per year on average, the income gap between them and agricultural laborers provides a powerful incentive for the latter to try to find better-paid non-farm jobs.
The former expected transformational technological and social change, while the latter darkly predicted weakened competitiveness and job losses, even recession.
As it goes to the polls, India, with a sixth of the world's population, should offer an instructive example of the latter.
The answer in Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia is obviously the latter.
One of the biggest risks now, for the EU as much as for the UK, is that the latter will leave with nothing, and end up in an even worse state than it is already in.
In October, the IMF’s World Economic Outlook was entitled “Subdued Demand: Symptoms and Remedies,” though there seemed to be more of the former than the latter.
The former, it was claimed, would have lower unit costs than the latter.
The latter is indeed true; but the former, asserted by many protectionists, is not.
The tariff was bad mercantilism: it robbed more in profits and unionized jobs from steel-consuming industries than it gave to steel-making industries, and the former were at least as well-organized and vocal in Washington as the latter.
The former sanctions a people's pursuit of its political, economic, social, and cultural development within the framework of an existing state; the latter could potentially take the form of unilateral secession, but only under an extreme set of circumstances.
Yet they seem to prefer the latter.
Stalin relied primarily on the latter.
The latter explains much of the repressive attitude towards free speech and independent opinion that has characterized much of Turkish public life – a straitjacket that has left little room for real negotiations with Turkey’s restless Kurds or for resolving the division of Cyprus.
The Profit-Sharing EconomyBERKELEY – Over the last 35 years, real wages in the United States failed to keep pace with productivity gains; for the typical non-farm worker, the latter grew twice as fast as the former.
And the latter is less liable than the political decision-maker who asked for it.
The German legal and political theorist Carl Schmitt might say that Trump had confused his friend and his enemy, dealing with the former as he should have dealt with the latter.
This could be addressed by fine-tuning the division of labor in infrastructure investment and management between the public and private sectors, with the goal of crowding in the latter.
Recourse to the latter option means that, even without excess capacity, OPEC can still be in the driver’s seat.
Naturally, many Africans are unconvinced that France is acting only to defend the lives of a few thousand of its citizens, rather than its economic and strategic interests, which are negligible for the former and null for the latter.
Yet it was never able to use the former to advance the latter.
The balance between technology imports and domestic innovation will continue to shift steadily toward the latter.
If the latter is eliminated, the missiles would be removed.
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