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It looks like a mixed result.
If environmental degradation and rising inequality make economic growth such a mixed blessing, is the US government wrong to focus on it so much?
If true, the case for any kind of investment, public or private, would be more mixed; there must be labor to use the capital.
China’s recent intervention in the currency market also sent mixed signals.
Managing mixed economies that include state-owned enterprises and an inchoate private sector will require discipline, so that productive assets are not squandered, or privatized at fire-sale prices.
Thus the mixed verdict is this: less poverty, higher median incomes, and more inequality.
The equivocal nature of Iran’s alliances, however, can be a mixed blessing.
But it is not the only reason Indians are greeting Musharraf’s exit with mixed feelings.
The Euro-American Debt DilemmaPALO ALTO – Wealthy Europe and America, crown jewels of mixed capitalist democracies, are drowning in deficits and debt, owing to bloated welfare states that are now in place (Europe) or in the making (the United States).
It is lacking in the racially mixed Southeast and Southwest.
Continental Europe is becoming, and will become, more ethnically mixed as more newcomers from Eastern Europe and the developing world arrive.
The evidence on that point is mixed.
Boosting South Africa’s Diversity DividendCAPE TOWN – After an insight-filled and enjoyable visit to South Africa – my first to this beautiful country in 15 years – I am leaving with mixed feelings.
Elites often can speak foreign languages, and big cities are traditionally more tolerant and open to mixed populations.
Trump himself has sent mixed signals.
Engineering an Energy MiracleVILNIUS – Looking back at the last decade in energy and climate policy evokes mixed feelings.
Putin’s favorite philosophers are a mixed bag of mystical nationalists who all conceived of Russia as a spiritual community based on the Orthodox faith, but whose ideas are too diverse in other ways, and too obscure, to provide a coherent ideology.
I have mixed feelings about these penalties.
But the reception given to the Chernobyl Forum’s message has been surprisingly mixed.
But, when it comes to the era of supposed US hegemony, there has always been a lot of fiction mixed in with the facts.
Can they really be so stupid as to get mixed up by these ratios?
While concerned governments do have confidential contingency planning in place, such planning has a mixed record when it comes to responding to recent international upsets in the Middle East.
He therefore blinded us to the evident reality that all successful economies are, in fact, mixed.
This money is mixed with knowhow as foreign direct investment, and the return to both is more like 9%, compared to the 4% or less paid to lenders.
To be sure, like all European royal families, the origins of the Dutch royal family are decidedly mixed.
Now that many European nations have become increasingly mixed in terms of ethnicity and culture, the only way forward is to learn to live together.
Public reaction to both was mixed.
Despite Bush’s mixed record, he still seems to share this hope.
But another reason behind North Korea's dynastic succession was that Kim Il Sung created a national ideology, Juche , that mixed communism with a heavy dose of Confucian values.
But these efforts have a decidedly mixed record of success, and Putin has a heightened understanding that Russian meddling can easily backfire.
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