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Job protection benefits the employed at the expense of the unemployed, and some unions, notably the most militant, are strongly opposed to greater flexibility, and have already threatened to block liberalizing measures in the streets.
But this can be ruled out in today’s Russia, because the instruments to implement it – notably an army that would obey orders to mow people down in the streets – are lacking.
For example, the role of the Arab middle class has been notably muted in efforts to support Syrian refugees.
It is worth remembering that Johnson and Nixon were succeeded by Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter, who were notably more honest, and that public trust in government rose somewhat under Ronald Reagan in the 1980s.
(It has notably not asked for cuts in the face value of its debt).
This is notably the case where entrenched groups - Kurds, Shiites, Sunnis - compete for central power.
The first tier comprises the affluent countries, notably the United States, European nations, Australia, and Japan – with a combined population of around one billion and per capita incomes ranging from $79,000 (Luxembourg) to $16,000 (Republic of Korea).
The secretariat should actively cooperate with the IMF to benefit from its analysis, notably regarding exchange rates.
Indeed, most candidates, notably Sarkozy and Hollande, might have been too cautious: the current crisis and possible future threats received little emphasis, which means that it may be difficult for Hollande to claim a mandate for any painful reforms that he will have to propose.
But his greatest failure was his inability to grasp that successful governance in Iraq requires reaching out to other communities, notably the Sunnis and Kurds.
Most notably, since the start of the financial crisis, Germany's current-account surplus has increased to nearly 8% of GDP, meaning that the country has accumulated more surpluses in that period than in its entire previous history.
Of course, the OSCE had very few resources in the region to begin with, but some members, notably Russia, have been unwilling to give the OSCE a larger role.
But, again, unless today’s political winners deliver notably higher and significantly more inclusive growth, their electorates are likely to move on.
Mali’s population is diverse: desert nomads, notably Tuaregs, in the north, and a majority of sedentary black populations in the south.
Agriculture is the main economic activity, notably in the vast internal delta of the Niger River, home to many tribes, including the Dogon, a people remarkable for their sculpture and architecture.
Moreover, the independence of bank supervision typically lags behind central bank independence, and the overall regulatory framework for other financial services, notably insurance, is often even weaker.
Other metrics, which include the proportion of trade invoiced in dollars and the share of US assets (notably Treasuries) in central banks’ foreign exchange reserves, suggest a similar degree of “dollar dominance.”
A variety of factors are at work: concerns about a hard landing for the Chinese economy; worries that growth in the United States is faltering at a time when the Fed has begun raising interest rates; fears of escalating Saudi-Iranian conflict; and signs – most notably plummeting oil and commodity prices – of severe weakness in global demand.
Notably, the liberalization of the agricultural and energy sectors was much more comprehensive in Ukraine than in Russia.
A few cases in this forum have touched on freedom of expression, most notably with respect to the distribution of audio-visual material.
Despite the cosmetic nature of the “reforms,” other regime factions, most notably those led by Saif al-Islam’s brothers Mutassim, al-Sa’adi, and Khamis, challenged them.
Women not only outnumber men at universities; they also outperform them, most notably in math, physics, and information science.
Rival powers – most notably the United States and the European Union – have introduced sanctions in the hope of widening cracks in the Russian elite, exploiting the fact that Putin has not diversified his economy away from oil and gas.
Not necessarily, if only because the areas where India excels, notably services, have far higher potential margins than manufacturing.
The EU will increase its aid, notably in support of the Afghan police.
Trump’s subsequent actions, most notably his trade war with China, recall the disastrous protectionism of the 1930s.
Of course, the best type of productivity growth in services results from innovation that improves quality rather than increases quantity with the same or fewer resources, notably labor.
Throughout southern Africa, lingering resentments associated with colonization fuel distrust of the major Western powers, which continue to control the key institutions so determinative of the region’s future, notably the IMF and the World Bank.
Non-Muslim and secular Tunisian citizens – and a large part of world opinion, notably in France – were grateful.
In this sense, the silence could be another example of the international community averting its gaze from African suffering, as it has done so often in the past, most notably in Rwanda in 1994.
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