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In the meantime, these concerns underscore the need for public-health officials to be involved in monitoring and coordinating clinical trials, and for improved information-sharing among experts and affected countries.
While oil prices could be around $60 per barrel in November 2018, my guess is that they will have risen to around $80 per barrel in the meantime.
In the meantime, let’s hope that Messrs. Bernanke, King, Trichet, and the world’s other central bank governors get monetary policy roughly right, and that our politicians don’t waste vast sums on ineffective fiscal stimulus.
Africa’s long-term development will of course require greater political stability and peace; in the meantime, however, there are steps that Europe can take to help spur growth.
The Bank sterilizes the money supply caused by today’s trade surplus, but in the meantime causes further current-account surpluses in the future.
In the meantime, the absence of institutional reform should not be allowed to serve as a pretext for inaction.
But, in the meantime, they are leaving behind a population that is older, poorer, and more vulnerable.
In the meantime, several emerging economies will remain places from which you wish you could emerge in an emergency.
In the meantime, regulators are increasing banks’ capital ratios.
In the meantime, companies and households lucky enough to be in a position to build precautionary cushions will inevitably continue to do so.
In the meantime, the euro has come down in the foreign exchanges, and there has been scare talk in some quarters -- correctly labeled as “absurd” by Otmar Issing and Bundesbank president Axel Weber -- that the “European project” is in danger.
In the meantime, some obvious steps should be taken.
In the meantime, however, not only Germany, but also Sweden, the Netherlands, Austria, and others, are running up against what is deemed to be politically feasible.
In the meantime, however, we require a policy to deal with the terrorism that confronts us.
In the meantime, the weak euro may help to spur growth.
In the meantime, Russia is increasingly loathed across the Middle East, including in strategically important Turkey, for backing the murderous Assad.
In the meantime, the IMF and the G-20 can help by finding better ways to assess the vulnerability of each country’s financial structure – no easy task, given governments’ immense cleverness when it comes to cooking their books.
In the meantime, Trump’s constant threats to withdraw from NAFTA or impose new tariffs – for example, on Mexican automobile exports to the US – will inevitably irritate Mexico’s new leaders.
In the meantime, regret can be sensed across the political spectrum.
In the meantime, Latin America remained mired in what became widely known as “the lost decade.”
In the meantime, however, Hamas is willing to form alliances with the nationalists, particularly the militant faction of Fatah.
But that is slow in coming; in the meantime, the Japanese financial market furiously adjusts to the rising Yen by doing exactly the wrong thing: they sell off dollar assets, dump dollar earnings to move their balance sheets and income flows into Yen.
In the meantime, however, there will be an increase in diesel excise duties, and a 20% surcharge on property taxes will be imposed on unoccupied second homes in densely populated areas.
In the meantime, Hollande will continue to channel Tartuffe.
In the meantime, Germans have paid about $130 billion for a climate-change policy that has no impact on global warming.
In the meantime, congressional review of top-down monetary-policy gambits could be established.
In the meantime, innocent lives were lost.
In the meantime, Venezuela’s catastrophic economic collapse is continuing at an astonishing rate.
But, in the meantime, how should countries deal with the outflow of Venezuelans?
Heavier weapons remain in the diplomatic arsenal to deter Putin from trying to carve off further sections of Ukraine; in the meantime, markets are imposing additional economic costs on all Russians.
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