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The result has been a marked rise in nationalist populism – a trend that has led to new trade restrictions, the ongoing re-negotiation of existing arrangements (such as the North American Free Trade Agreement), and a backlash against supranational institutions (such as the United Kingdom’s vote to exit the European Union).
This means that almost 50 million Brazilians endorsed a politician espousing radical right-wing populist rhetoric, marked by authoritarianism, xenophobia, and misogyny.
China's reforms are marked by partial liberalization, two-track pricing, limited deregulation, financial restraint, an unorthodox legal regime, and the absence of clear private property rights.
Instead of the marked change that his campaign had promised, he kept many of the same officials and maintained the same “trickle down” strategy to confront the financial crisis.
In reporting on the crisis, the media have placed too much emphasis on finance alone, and have paid insufficient attention to the marked slowing of economic growth.
Because of the connection between dollar interest rates, dollar exchange rates and dollar inflation, the era of floating currencies has been marked by periods involving either a cheap dollar/world currency or an expensive dollar/world currency.
Trump’s campaign has been marked by bellicose nationalism and anti-immigrant proposals – from the construction of a massive wall to keep out immigrants to a ban on all Muslims from entering the US – as well as reckless criticisms of America’s relations with friends and foes alike.
Although this wasn’t the biggest increase in a bull market, it marked the longest period of increasing share prices.
The recent election marked a profound break from the past.
But the balcony of the Students’ Federation of Universidad de Chile no longer exists, having been replaced by the tall buildings and modern subway stations that have marked the intervening years of Chile’s history.
They are, however, preparing for a higher-interest-rate world, one marked by a transitional slowdown in growth.
But 2016 marked a turning point, though we still do not know toward what.
Daryl Drummond – a vice president of Merrimack Pharmaceuticals and one of the innovators behind the only second-line treatment for pancreatic cancer approved by the US Food and Drug Administration – told me that the lung lesions from a TB infection “share a marked similarity with solid tumors.”
The evidence of the last decade – which has been marked by some of the worst natural disasters on record – is far from favorable.
The 1970s marked a turning point for the role of human rights in US foreign policy as well.
Hasn’t the start of the twenty-first century marked the death of all other ideologies, with China’s raw capitalism putting pressure on gentler forms in Europe and elsewhere?
The Shareholder Spring marked a ratcheting up of scrutiny by investors of executive remuneration packages.
The result is a poorly functioning sovereign-debt market, marked by unnecessary strife and costly delays in addressing problems when they arise.
American capitalism in recent years has been marked by unbridled greed – the 2008 financial crisis provides ample confirmation of that.
Moreover, the year 2015 marked another important milestone in our mission to wipe out this debilitating scourge: For the first time in human history, Africa marked a year without any wild polio cases.
The Cologne summit marked a watershed not just because of a new policy declaration on security and defence.
The fall of Lehman marked the onset of a global recession and financial crisis the likes of which the world has not seen since the Great Depression of the 1930’s.
While the Fed’s governing statutes, unlike those of the European Central Bank, explicitly include a mandate to support employment, the announcement marked the first time that the Fed tied its interest-rate policy to a numerical employment target.
Concern over the Chinese economy’s marked slowdown and the Argentine peso’s steep slide against the US dollar has triggered heavy selling pressure on an array of emerging-market currencies.
Recent demonstrations in Tel-Aviv against returning the Golan marked the beginning of a campaign that will shadow the negotiations with ever greater force the more the negotiations seem capable of bearing fruit.
The fall of the Berlin Wall marked the end of an era of mistrust and division, and opened the way for cooperation aimed at a peaceful and stable Europe.
Yet Libya marked the beginning of a concept – applicable to Mali today – that might be termed “following from above.”
First out of the gate, in 1991, was Larry Summers, with his seminal paper, “How Should Long-Term Monetary Policy Be Determined?”Summers was unconvinced that the underlying economic reality had changed, so his focus was technical – an attempt to guard against a repetition of the inflationary disturbances of the 1970s that marked the end of the glory years.
Championed by Israeli industrialist Shlomi Fogel, the JGIP has recently experienced marked growth.
During the 1830’s, the first water turbines marked the beginning of the end of the waterwheel era.
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