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Indeed, neither the Chicago School nor the MIT School say that market outcomes are fair, because actual market outcomes depend on the initial distribution of resources.
In short, current bank regulation neither encourages nor discourages the home-country bias in banks’ sovereign-debt holdings.
The question for the US is whether it is willing to embrace a diplomatic outcome that stabilizes the nuclear situation on the Korean Peninsula but does not resolve it for the foreseeable future.A US-North Korean summit that averted a crisis that would benefit neither the US nor China would remind people in both countries of the value of Sino-American cooperation.
A US-North Korean summit that averted a crisis that would benefit neither the US nor China would remind people in both countries of the value of Sino-American cooperation.
Neither the planned sanctions nor the recently published US Nuclear Posture Review, a far less revolutionary document than expected, will curb Iran’s nuclear appetite.
Until this point, neither China nor Taiwan expressed objections.
Neither local democracy nor small societies, neither governmental checks and balances nor civil rights, can prevent the decline of critical thought that democracy seems to cause.
Regulators must not be deterred by bank lobbying or studies that measure neither the short-term boost afforded by a bank’s too-big-to-fail status nor how much of the perception of increased safety can be attributed to the regulations in place and the expectation of additional good regulation.
But neither the Kremlin nor its North Caucasian allies are ready for formal separation.
Osama bin Laden neither threatened nor paid the men who flew aircraft into the World Trade Center in September 2001: he attracted them by his ideas to do evil.
Unfortunately, neither the resources – hundreds of millions of dollars annually – nor the infrastructure for distribution are available.
During the bubble years, neither its advice nor its money seemed to be needed.
For the plan to work, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras must show real commitment to a reform program in which neither he nor many Greek citizens believe.
Unlike their cousin the Volcker Rule, neither Liikanen nor the UK approach attempts to draw a line between types of trading.
Neither the 2001 nor the 1974/1975 US recessions met that criterion.
A single world currency is in fact neither likely nor desirable.
Neither are they a means to reform naughty governments.
Yet, for decades, neither the parties nor any of the many peace mediators have been able to claim the prize.
As a result, neither the US president nor cabinet officials are members of the legislature, and they cannot be removed from office by a legislative majority.
Among India’s Asian rivals, neither Japan, which launched a Mars orbiter in 2003, nor China, which followed suit in 2011, was able to complete its mission successfully.
Neither the Islamists nor the military can build a new regime against the will of a significant part of the population.
Indeed, according to the German finance ministry, the surplus is “no cause for concern, neither for Germany, nor for the eurozone, or the global economy.”
Unfortunately, this narrative, if used as a basis for policymaking, will benefit neither the US nor the rest of the world; worse, it has yet to be seriously challenged.
The result is an army neither manned nor equipped for dealing with likely security threats, nor for cooperating with the armed forces of Germany's allies.
Trade rules should not force Americans to eat shrimp caught in ways Americans find unacceptable; neither should they allow the U.S. to use trade sanctions to alter the ways that foreign nations fish.
While they are not yet in a position to be considered for European Union membership, neither Europe nor NATO can afford to ignore the challenges that they face.
Neither by cajoling nor by beating can a donkey be turned into a racehorse, unless one is secretly satisfied with the donkey.
Human beings would be more like the “lilies of the field, who toil not, neither do they spin.”
It has now taken the first step toward returning its benchmark policy interest rate – the federal funds rate – to a level that imparts neither stimulus nor restraint to the US economy.
Neither did Australia.
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