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Likewise, the Bush administration opposed the OECD initiative to restrict bank secrecy – until it realized that secret bank accounts help finance terrorists.
Likewise, small and medium-size enterprises in emerging economies are starved for financing.
Likewise, a reform program cannot be implemented if inequality, poverty, and social frustration strengthen extremist political parties, such as Greece's overtly fascist Golden Dawn party or France's far-right, anti-Europe National Front, which now boasts 25% electoral support.
Likewise, more and better-paid divorce lawyers increase GDP, because end consumers pay them.
Likewise, while reducing employment is one way to boost productivity, it implies high macroeconomic costs in terms of lost revenues and higher social spending.
Likewise, workers wanted employers to compete for their services by offering higher wages and better conditions.
Likewise, credit swelled from 130% of GDP in 2007 to 220% of GDP in 2014, with 45% of credit extended to real estate or related sectors.
Likewise, Spain’s unemployment rate is above 25% (and 55% for young people).
Likewise, ubiquitous social media generate new transnational groups, but also create opportunities for manipulation by governments and others.
Likewise, they should adjust eligibility ages to reflect rising life expectancy (as several other countries have).
Likewise, slow agricultural growth has constrained economic opportunities for the vast majority of poor people in lagging regions.
Likewise, Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, may emphasize the specificity of “Russian civilization” in a manner evocative of nineteenth-century anti-Western thinkers; but many in the Russian elite still consider the European Union, despite its many weaknesses, the most civilized model of governance that exists.
Likewise, the European Central Bank’s decision not to cut rates – deluding itself that it may be able to raise them once the allegedly “temporary” credit crunch is gone – is mistaken.
Likewise, the leaders must either accept much of the information revolution’s swamping of controls or engage in far more costly repression.
Likewise, Hu Angang, an economics professor at Beijing’s Tsinghua University, has estimated that corruption in 1999-2001 alone caused economic losses worth RMB1,293 billion ($156 billion), or 13.2% of GDP.
Likewise, the fighting has created highly fluid conditions in the Kurdish-majority areas of Iraq and Syria.
Likewise, the government’s deficit might fall not because of austerity, but because the stock market’s anticipation of economic growth fuels higher revenues from capital-gains tax.
Likewise, governments worldwide are adopting measures that are proven to reduce smoking rates and save lives, including graphic health warnings, marketing restrictions, and laws requiring tobacco products to be sold in unbranded packaging.
Likewise, since the mid-1990’s, China’s foreign policy has been cautious rather than bold.
Likewise, in the fall of 2008, the threat of financial Armageddon brought not just Germany but the whole world to the brink of disaster.
Likewise, the UK Energy Research Center laments that wind-power costs have “risen significantly since the mid-2000’s.”
Likewise, increasing women's political representation would cost little, whereas the benefits would often be welcome but difficult to quantify.
Likewise, the proposition that rent controls reduce the supply of housing is violated under conditions of imperfect competition.
Likewise, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will remain a central pillar of my economic policies, and we will press ahead with the Japan-European Union Economic Partnership Agreement.
Likewise, India, Brazil, and South Africa are democracies, and occasionally meet in an alternative forum that they call “IBSA.”
Likewise, emerging economic giants like China and India should be accorded substantially greater voting power.
Likewise, European states accept the common norms and rules of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, and are almost always prepared to be regulated by them.
Likewise, China’s $20 billion line of credit to Africa, extended at the recently concluded triennial Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, will go a long way toward furthering its ambitions in Africa.
Likewise, global integration means that eurozone distress threatens the US economy, while the US debt-ceiling standoff threatens financial markets everywhere.
Likewise, Assad knows that he cannot hope to build bridges with Syria’s Sunni majority if his regime is administering an Iranian protectorate.
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