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Meanwhile, the post-industrial attractions of cities like Shanghai and Beijing will attract the more talented and better-educated children of today’s industrial workers.
Meanwhile China has ascended.
Meanwhile, forest and agricultural lands would have to be restored, so that they could capture and sequester greater amounts of carbon dioxide.
Meanwhile, opponents contend that a nuclear Iran would only destabilize the Middle East.
Meanwhile, long-term problems – including climate change and other environmental threats, and increasing inequality in most countries around the world – have not gone away.
The world’s major industrial economies, meanwhile, are maintaining very low interest rates.
Meanwhile, a major reason that the US unemployment rate is currently as low as it is, is that so many people have dropped out of the labor force.
Meanwhile, doubts still surround the political and institutional machinery the EU will need to realize these and other ambitious goals.
Meanwhile, more than 150 countries have been trapped in low- or middle-income status.
Meanwhile, all of them will be competing for a finite number of customers, and those companies that make progress will then have to compete for scarcer scale-up capital.
Meanwhile, political scandals, financial scams, and other criminal activities have proliferated under Congress rule since 2004.
Meanwhile, excessive income concentration at the top – a situation that inadequate technological diffusion may exacerbate – contributes to excess savings.
Meanwhile, the northern EU countries are falling prey to a simplistic message of their own: that their southern counterparts are irresponsible spendthrifts who should be left to solve their own problems.
Meanwhile, companies have become increasingly aggressive in their efforts to reduce their tax bills, including through so-called inversions, by which they move their headquarters to lower-tax jurisdictions.
Meanwhile, the Obama administration has continued to shower the country with billions of dollars in aid.
Meanwhile, the lower current-account surplus (as a share of GDP) could be a result of its increased investment-income deficit.
Meanwhile, China’s Nationalist (Kuomintang) government under Chiang Kai-shek, weakened by incompetence and corruption, did little to oppose the Japanese.
Meanwhile, consumers are applying that same curiosity to their governments.
Meanwhile, US corporations will probably move production elsewhere to avoid retaliatory tariffs, as some – such as Harley-Davidson – have already threatened to do.
Meanwhile, long-term development budgets are set in stone years in advance and lack the flexibility to respond to natural and man-made disasters.
Meanwhile, developing countries are increasingly questioning whether Chinese investment is really helping them.
Meanwhile, hundreds of acres of scarce urban real estate will have been forfeited as sites for white elephants.
Meanwhile, the relative moderates who have remained committed to contesting official policies by democratic means are sidelined and mocked.
Meanwhile, the governor of California rejects the use of federal rescue funds to keep Mississippi’s banks afloat, while the secretary of the California Department of Finance declares that Mississippi voters must decide whether or not to keep the dollar.
Meanwhile, Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, combined with a rollback of environmental regulations, will lead to ecological degradation and slower growth in green-economy industries such as solar power.
Meanwhile, only 10% of total social funding comes from the equity market.
Meanwhile the pre-existing countervailing institutions (like labor unions) for the workers get eroded by new technology and globalization.
Meanwhile, in the US, populist right-wing movements prefer tax cuts to long-term investment in infrastructure.
Meanwhile, the horrific violence in Syria and disorder in North Africa have resulted in a sharp rise in the number of refugees, sparking talk of yet another crisis in the EU.
Meanwhile, the violent Islamist sect Boko Haram continues to wreak havoc in the northeast.
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