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One reason why we moved more slowly on democracy was that China’s leaders had made clear that they feared Hong Kong’s people would think the road was being cleared to become an independent state, like Singapore.
With technological breakthroughs in electronic communication and increasing bandwidth, many jobs that were done in industrialized nations, but that did not require face-to-face interaction, can now be moved to poorer countries, which have cheap labor, an educated workforce, and high rates of computer literacy.
But they may not be in the concentrated, visible sectors that moved to developing countries.
But a regime in which personal responsibility strongly affects individuals in one jurisdiction will give bankers pause for thought, especially in the case of global banks with complex matrix-management systems that enable product heads to be moved elsewhere.
If, say, the BOJ moved to intervene outright in the exchange-rate markets to depreciate the yen, the odds that the People’s Bank of China and the Bank of Korea would opt for weaker currencies would increase.
Germany had moved to current-account convertibility in 1958, but Japan only in 1964.
China moved to current-account convertibility in 1996, but retained a substantial number of controls on capital movements, which have served as a shield against financial contagion.
Nonetheless, when prices collapsed, the government moved fast, suspending trading of a substantial number of stocks and pursuing price-keeping operations that resembled those pursued by Japan in the 1990s.
First, Macri’s government abolished exchange-rate controls and moved Argentina to a floating currency regime, with the Argentine peso allowed to depreciate by 60% against the US dollar in 2016.
From the near-consensus on the virtues of a finance-centric model of the world, the economics profession has moved to a near-total absence of consensus on what ought to be done.
And he has moved forward in the health field.
They might be caught in encampments, however, even if frequently moved.
Recently, Saddam moved the "non-special" Republican Guard into Baghdad.
But, in the prosaic world of the here and now, the concept of sovereignty has already moved on.
But that seems unlikely: since the Democrats’ massive defeat in 2010, Obama has moved even further to the left, embracing a more populist agenda.
Then, as China moved toward middle-income status, it became a major consumer market in itself.
Even the plea of one of central banker that “no one could have predicted the problems” moved few in the audience – perhaps because several people sitting there had, like me, explicitly warned about the impending problem in previous years.
The difference in discourse between then and now attests to how far the current multilateral order has moved from its original aims.
Prices moved smoothly up as demand outpaced supply and rushed back down when the tables were turned, keeping markets in equilibrium.
These changes have made significant contributions to productivity, but they have also created the perception that jobs were outsourced, as manufacturing moved to economies with lower labor costs.
Yet in practice, democracies have moved in the opposite direction.
Events have certainly moved at a brisk pace in recent months, with one obstacle after another to a lasting deal seeming to come down.
At the height of the Cold War, he moved the two nuclear superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union, toward peace.
In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, European cities experienced unprecedented growth as huge numbers of people moved from the countryside to newly booming metropolises.
The challenge has moved to the consumer side of the equation.
Bernal moved back to Cambridge as a lecturer in structural crystallography in 1927, and in 1931 was promoted to assistant director of research in crystallography, by then a sub-department of the Cavendish Laboratory.
Astbury, meanwhile, moved to Leeds in 1928, where he also began working on amino acids and proteins.
Indeed, both he and his father moved to promote an Israeli-Palestinian peace settlement only after their respective Iraq wars.
When it burst, central banks moved aggressively to ease monetary policy in order to prevent a prolonged period of Japanese-style slow growth.
As soon as it did, America’s corporations picked up their legal headquarters and moved next door to Delaware.
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