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In the four transitions when a Republican took office, GDP growth slowed; in the other four transitions, when a Democrat moved in, the growth rate went up.
Indeed, while received opinion has moved to the right on economics and foreign policy since 1990, the party spectrum as a whole has moved to the left.
It was a vote of misery and desertion, an impulse moved by panic as well as anger.
We need founding fathers – or mothers – and nations moved by a clear understanding of their interests and a popular enthusiasm for European integration.
But it has not yet moved toward the more important features of the American economy, such as deregulation of labor and product markets, and a reduction in the weight of the public sector on the economy.
Just last week, in response to the deployment of US stealth fighters and bombers, Russia moved fifth-generation Su-57 fighter jets to Syria, to “test them in real action.”
Third, most BRICS and a few other emerging markets have moved toward a variant of state capitalism.
A coordinated move, perhaps raising rates in two modest 25 or 30 basis-point increments, would be neutral in terms of exchange rates and short-term competitiveness, even as it moved real interest rates back into positive territory.
One would think that by now we had moved beyond a double standard in how men’s and women’s leadership styles are perceived.
Hu Shuli belongs to the same generation: the journalist whom the Economist magazine calls "China's most dangerous woman," moved from her first job, with the Party press, to editing Caijng , a business magazine that runs stories on corruption, exposing businessmen and public officials.
European integration has been compared to a bicycle that must be moved forward, because otherwise it falls to the ground.
This month, the talks moved to Havana, Cuba, where they will be held until their conclusion.
Even if markets moved more slowly, there would still be a first mover who responded before such a news story was revealed as a hoax.
In Greece, bad loans issued by French and German banks were moved onto the public books, transferring the exposure not only to European taxpayers, but to the entire membership of the IMF.
The British moved some members of the tribes from the unsettled areas of the frontier to the settled (colonial) areas.
According to the polls, voters were not moved by questions about personal prosperity and taxes.
Days later, the country’s ruling party, the Zimbabwe African National Union – Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF), moved to expel the 93-year-old president from its ranks.
Moreover, whereas the wage growth in question was supposed to be a harbinger of inflation, ten-year break-even inflation moved down, not up, during the recent episode.
And, as Anatole Kaletsky has stressed, ten-year Treasury yields did not break the 3% ceiling, while exchange rates hardly moved, all of which suggests that rumors of inflation have been greatly exaggerated.
All of these yields have since moved slightly higher, but they remain exceptionally low.
Business interests sought to replace SEC commissioners who wanted the rule, and their lawyers threatened to sue the SEC if it moved forward.
Economic activity (production, research, design, etc.) moved to any accessible country or region that had relatively inexpensive labor and human capital.
Digital technology and capital have eliminated middle-income jobs or moved them offshore, generating an excess supply of labor that has contributed to income stagnation precisely in that range.
With the trajectory of real (inflation-adjusted) growth having moved into negative territory, on average, for three consecutive quarters, Japan may once again be reverting to recessionary form.
The scale of this challenge becomes apparent when one sees how difficult it is to coordinate economic policies even in the European Union, which has moved much further than any other group of countries in the direction of supra-national cooperation.
The Party has moved far from its old Leninist ideals, as it seeks support nowadays through a witch’s brew of Russian nationalism, hyper-orthodox Christianity, and “state Stalinism.”
But that has not been the case when the Yen moved to 100, to 90, to 80.
Hezbollah, supplied by Iran, has now moved openly onto the battlefield in support of the Assad regime.
Events have moved quickly since the Washington Post came upon an 11-year-old tape showing Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump bragging about his sexual aggressiveness.
May has moved quickly to put in place a team to manage Britain’s divorce from the EU.
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