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Likewise, when developed countries cut back on their foreign investment, China stepped in to inject much-needed capital into the global economy.
Likewise, Greece's new foreign minister, Nikos Kotzias, believes that the EU is a new form of “empire," one that has turned Greece into a “debt colony."
Likewise, given the remaining income gap with the US, the Asian Tigers should have grown faster than they have in the last two decades.
Likewise, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), which just concluded its annual meeting, is in China’s eyes a tool of regional policy that helps strengthen China’s influence and control over Central Asia’s natural resources at the expense of Russia.
Likewise, urban students and the middle classes spearheaded the Arab Spring, before losing authority to Islamist forces.
Likewise, because the presence of many cultures creates avenues of connection with other countries, it helps to broaden Americans’ attitudes and views of the world in an era of globalization.
Likewise, the court has prohibited the creation of a permanent European stability mechanism that would entail financial obligations over which Germany’s parliament had no direct control.
Well-meaning US politicians have likewise shown how not to tackle global warming with subsidies and tax breaks.
Likewise, FDI inflows have been expanding only in resource-intensive sectors, while falling in services and practically stagnating in manufacturing.
Likewise, the European Union, in contrast to the United States, regards the leverage ratio as a supervisory optional extra, known as a “Pillar 2 measure” (which permits supervisors to add additional capital buffers to address a particular bank’s idiosyncratic risks).
Likewise, Hungary is not protecting Europe by building walls to keep the refugees out.
Likewise, it is often argued that the green economy will increase energy security, as green resources will leave countries less dependent on fossil-fuel imports.
Likewise, Vladimir Putin’s Russia, a deeply flawed hybrid autocracy, is nonetheless a far better place to live than the Soviet Union was.
Likewise, state-sponsored demand should not take the form of subsidies to specific technologies or companies; the government has no business gambling taxpayer money on particular ventures.
Likewise, most cross-country studies have found no evidence that capital-account liberalization is good for growth.
(Likewise, Africa’s growth performance has improved spectacularly since the turn of the century, but variance within the continent is even larger than elsewhere.)
Likewise, India’s public finances are stronger than they are in most emerging-market countries, let alone emerging-market countries in crisis.
Likewise, China has identified three of its universities as candidates to join the world’s top 10 in the near future.
Likewise, UK citizens working across the EU should be granted the right to remain where they are.
Likewise, it was France’s insistence on more stringent controls that initially blocked the agreement in Geneva last November.
Likewise, in the United Kingdom, Cyndi Rhoades launched “Worn Again,” which produces fashionable products from unusual recycled materials like scrap leather from car seats, parachutes, and prison blankets.
Likewise, Eurozone leaders extended the EFSF’s competence to deal with banks’ solvency, but stopped short of transferring banking supervision from national agencies to a European body.
Likewise, if we want more information, we should ask more questions.
Likewise, the rift between the eurozone’s 17 members and the other ten EU countries is widening.
Likewise, as France slides into a governance crisis and its leaders’ credibility rapidly erodes, the leading French intellectual Alain Minc has published Vive l’Allemagne (“Long Live Germany”), in which he argues that Germany is Europe’s healthiest and most democratic country.
Likewise, developments in the region’s two non-Arab powers suggest that neither is immune to instability.
Likewise, many Europeans believe that, while a partnership with Russia might be an asset now, it would corrode Europe’s economies and politics in the long run.
Likewise, launching initial public offerings on European stock exchanges has strengthened Russian corporations’ governance, social responsibility, and treatment of minority shareholders.
Likewise, a no-fly zone in Syria would immediately restrict the Syrian government’s means of delivery of weapons of mass destruction.
Likewise, Monti has repeatedly said that he is inspired by Scandinavia’s labor-market and social-protection arrangements.
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