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Or it could rule that the German government’s participation in the ESM must be conditional on the ECB’s willingness to
limit
OMTs.
To prevent this outcome, Greece and the eurozone’s other peripheral economies must
limit
austerity, buttress demand, undertake reform, increase investment support, and pursue fiscal union.
But they also know that additional spending on human capital and physical infrastructure is necessary to
limit
the impact of fiscal retrenchment on employment and wages and to strengthen the economy’s growth potential.
According to Shirin Ebadi, the Iranian lawyer, human-rights activist, and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, the restrictions are part of a government policy to
limit
women’s opportunities outside the home.
He has vowed to lower the corporate tax rate from 33.5% to 25%, cut 120,000 civil service jobs, keep the government deficit below the EU
limit
of 3% of GDP, and increase labor-market flexibility (a euphemism for making it easier for firms to fire workers).
The downside risks result from political gridlock in Congress (particularly given the upcoming midterm election in November), which will continue to
limit
progress on long-term fiscal consolidation; a lack of clarity about the Federal Reserve’s planned exit from quantitative easing (QE) and zero policy rates; and regulatory uncertainties.
If maintaining their authority and local autonomy is the price that must be paid to end, or at least
limit
the slaughter, Russia should agree.
Third, China would need to
limit
severely its actions relating to reefs and shoals, never previously habitable, where it has been reclaiming land and building airstrips and other installations capable of military use, and seeking to deny others’ the use of adjacent waters and airspace.
In Australia’s case, this means thinking again about some of our efforts to
limit
our exposure to the International Court of Justice and certain dispute-resolution mechanisms under UNCLOS.
The abolition of the presidential term
limit
and President Xi Jinping’s concentration of power have come as an unwelcome surprise to many.
President Barack Obama’s proposed alternative to the fiscal cliff would substantially increase tax rates and
limit
tax deductions for the top 2% of earners, who now pay more than 45% of total federal personal-income taxes.
Such an overall cap would allow each taxpayer to retain all of his existing deductions and exclusions but would
limit
the amount by which he could reduce his tax liability in this way.
A well-designed combination of caps to
limit
tax expenditures and a gradual slowing of growth in outlays for entitlement programs could reverse the rise in the debt and strengthen the US economy.
Either way, America’s policy, insofar as it has one, is simply a war policy, with no time
limit
and incalculable consequences.
One reason is rooted in initial conditions that
limit
direct gains from increased trade while widening the scope for tension and conflict.
Because there is no
limit
on the amount of dollars that the Fed can create, no market participant can take a speculative position against it.
Military escalation – not just an eye for an eye but roughly ten Palestinian lives for every Israeli one – has reached its
limit.
The public losses are massive in comparison: roughly $6 trillion, if we
limit
ourselves just to the increase in federal government debt.
For the EU, meeting the UK’s demands – to restrict benefits for migrant workers,
limit
financial regulation that could hurt the City of London, and disavow the goal of “ever closer union” – would require a fundamental transformation, including utterly unfeasible changes to the treaties that underpin European institutions.
By worsening Italy’s already fragile fiscal position, the higher deficit will
limit
the scope for adjustment in the event of future shocks.
The government would have to close the banks for a week or two, print emergency currency, strictly
limit
households’ access to their deposits, and introduce capital controls.
But, at some point, we will confront some
limit
to growth.
In fact, it is hard to conceive an upper
limit
for how advanced AGI could become.
In a world of ubiquitous advertising, there is no natural
limit
to the hunger for goods and services.
The new measures should target Russian financial institutions and
limit
what may be exported to Russia, and the US and EU should communicate their agreement on such sanctions to Putin, so that he understands the full price he will pay for destabilizing Ukraine.
Indeed, their videos take sensory titillation to its
limit.
French President Emmanuel Macron just announced a draft 2019 budget that could result in a fiscal deficit above the EU
limit
of 3% of GDP.
Of course, this approach would
limit
financial integration, as banks would have to buy their own governments’ bonds, strengthening the link between financial and sovereign risk and crowding out lending to the private sector.
Will India’s traditional obsession with preserving its strategic autonomy always
limit
its usefulness as a partner to the US?
Finally, a system for the automatic exchange of tax information among countries would
limit
the places where tax evaders and money launderers can easily hide their proceeds.
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