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Moreover, there is no evidence that these programs generate major negative incentives, such as lower employment among adults or higher fertility rates.
With fiscal deficits likely to push an already-low domestic saving rate even lower – possibly back into negative territory, as was the case from 2008-11 – there is a great risk of a sharply higher current-account deficit.
But important things are created in our modern global financial system, both positive and negative.
China’s Repressed SMEsBEIJING – Financial repression – government policies that create an environment of low or negative real interest rates, with the goal of generating cheap financing for public spending – has long been a key feature of Chinese economic policy.
To break the negative stereotypes, Roma children must be educated to celebrate and take pride in their Roma heritage.
While this might seem problematic, the reality is that the negative impact of higher rates in the periphery is likely to be limited.
Trade deficits and surpluses also matter, as do stock-market and property valuations, the cyclical outlook for corporate profits, and positive or negative surprises for economic growth and inflation.
How can it be that people who are so negative about their common future as a nation go about confidently building their private futures within their families?
Still, the report’s findings are not all negative.
Both could potentially mitigate the negative externalities of aquaculture and make fish production sustainable well into the future.
When the voters decide in the spring of 2007, their choice may depend more on negative than positive considerations, as it did in 2002, when Chirac faced the odious nationalist Jean-Marie Le Pen in the second round.
Denmark has taken its official deposit rate into negative territory.
We believe that an effect-based approach, based on an agreed threshold, would minimize the negative consequences of more host-country intervention in regulation and supervision.
In 2010, Geoffrey West, together with a team of researchers, discovered that several socioeconomic measures – both positive and negative – increase with the size of the local population.
Real (inflation-adjusted) interest rates in Germany became substantially negative, triggering a housing boom.
Moreover, the GDP deflator has been negative since the beginning of 2015.
From an accountant’s perspective, that makes it logical to label trade deficits as negative savings.
It is worth noting the strong negative correlation between the quality of a country’s debt-management practices and its risk of debt distress, with 90% of low-risk countries demonstrating good practices.
The reason for these negative effects appears to be that high corporatism is strongly correlated with stifled entrepreneurship and obstructive job protection.
She reminds physicians that, for the person suffering intense pain, what dominates awareness above all else is a powerful negative emotion.
Much commentary on the foray has been negative: Einhorn’s proposal is a short-run, financial-engineering idea for a company that has gone from success to success, it is said – American stock-market short-termism at its worst.
And the European Central Bank is now pondering just how fast to taper its own QE policy in 2018, and when to start phasing out negative interest rates, too.
Second, central banks could return to negative policy rates, as the ECB, BOJ, SNB, and some other central banks have done, in addition to quantitative and credit easing, in recent years.
But negative interest rates impose costs on savers and banks, which are then passed on to customers.
Opinion about the US remains largely negative in Europe, and will remain so at least until the US presidential election in 2008.
The ECB’s low (in fact, negative) interest-rate policies helped sustain credit in general and ensure continued financing of government deficits in particular.
Social media, for example, has often been derided as a feeble or even negative contributor to productivity.
But economic discontent (often associated with the euro), anger at the political establishment, the resurgent appeal of nationalism, and negative sentiment toward the EU are all recurring themes, whether it be in the United Kingdom, France, Hungary, Italy, Greece, the Netherlands, or Denmark.
Reality-based debate and policymaking can fundamentally transform the negative dynamics surrounding migration.
Already, $2.2 trillion of wealth has been wiped out, and about eight million households have negative equity: their homes’ are worth less than their mortgages.
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