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Meanwhile, Maduro’s allies in Latin America will begin losing or leaving power, as the left relives the region’s centuries-old drama: commodity prices rise and fall, bringing governments with them.
The Democrats, meanwhile, are divided.
Meanwhile, the security dimension of EU membership diminished in importance when the US opted for rapid NATO enlargement.
Meanwhile, the rise of populism and the geopolitical risks introduced by Trump’s presidency will not be mere historical footnotes, and could mark the end of globalization as we know it.
Meanwhile, those employees left behind must work that much harder, often without increased compensation.
Meanwhile, Britain’s anti-European United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) performed poorly in the general election earlier this month, and then promptly fractured.
Meanwhile, the bond market’s concern over fiscal deficits and debt dynamics is driving these countries’ borrowing costs higher.
Meanwhile, the new government failed to investigate numerous war crimes, miscarriages of justice, and the corruption of the Tudjman era.
Meanwhile, there has been little change in the US trade imbalance, indicating that America’s massive deficit is not China’s fault at all.
American critics, meanwhile, saw the Euro area as overly cautious for cutting interest rates slowly and maintaining the fiscal constraints of the Stability and Growth Pact.
Meanwhile, there has been virtually no progress in restarting the Doha round of global trade reforms.
Meanwhile, the emerging powers continue to lean toward bilateralism and are aligning themselves with other countries.
Meanwhile, crony capitalism fuels income inequality, impedes rural development, and erodes the education system.
The game’s worldwide fan base, meanwhile, is more than 1.3 billion.
Meanwhile, investors with longer time horizons going after significant returns would not be much deterred by the tax.
Meanwhile, Spain’s budget deficit was 5.7% of GDP last year, the highest in the EU.
Meanwhile, not only is fiscal austerity pushing the eurozone periphery into economic free-fall, but the loss of competitiveness there will persist as relief at the waning prospect of disorderly defaults strengthens the euro’s value.
Meanwhile, incomes were capitalized at declining interest rates for more than a generation.
Meanwhile, Japan continues to languish.
The Middle East, meanwhile, has entered a period of extreme instability that will surely have negative economic effects both regionally and globally.
Meanwhile, an “America first” approach under Trump will likely worsen the longstanding Sunni-Shia proxy wars between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
Meanwhile, China is quickly strengthening its own economic ties in Asia, the Pacific, and Latin America through its “one belt, one road” policy, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the New Development Bank (formerly known as the BRICS bank), and its own regional free-trade proposal to rival the TPP.
Meanwhile, Google is not merely avoiding evil; it actively fights against it.
Meanwhile, fears of structural decline pervade the country.
Meanwhile, interest rates on bank loans to nonfinancial enterprises remain close to 7%, despite having fallen slightly over the last year.
Meanwhile, inflation is also increasing in other key economies, and rising oil prices are contributing additional inflationary pressures.
Meanwhile, multilateral and national development banks should increase funding for climate-related investments, shift resources away from projects that imply a large carbon footprint, and coordinate stakeholders and investors, so that risks can be mitigated and private-sector finance can be attracted.
Meanwhile, US policy toward nuclear non-proliferation and the NPT regime is a case in point of double standards and the lack of sensitivity to other countries’ security concerns.
The United States government did just that in the fall of 2008;European leaders, meanwhile, dithered – a point the IEO neglects to mention.
Meanwhile, the three Baltic countries – Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania – carried out budget tightening of 9% of GDP in 2009.
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