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Britain’s Path of DenialSANTIAGO – Visit London nowadays and you will notice something strange going on: the worse the British economy tanks, the more fervently Prime Minister David Cameron’s ministers and Tory economists insist that draconian spending cuts are good for economic growth.
When people nowadays speak of nationalism, sinister images from another era come to mind.
As a result, the price formation process is much clumsier nowadays, with considerably longer adjustment lags.
Indeed, strained by decades of governmental failure to curb massive unemployment, the French are nowadays often perceived as having retired from the political sphere to concentrate on their lives and leisure.
Overcoming the Public-Sector Coordination ProblemCAMBRIDGE – Public-private cooperation or coordination is receiving considerable attention nowadays.
The Boundaries of Anti-SemitismAnti-Semitism nowadays is more subtle than spray-painting swastikas and other acts of vandalism.
MONTREAL – Much commentary about the American economy nowadays leaves the impression that economists should fix its problems.
Any conversation with Chinese officials nowadays leads to the same conclusion: China wants to restart the Six-Party Talks aimed at persuading North Korea to abandon its nuclear-weapons program.
In Brussels and Washington, one gets the impression that the mission of China’s diplomats nowadays is to meet and charm everyone.
Nowadays, a eurozone breakup has become one of the most widely discussed possible shocks.
The very fact that such a question is asked nowadays is significant.
Such questions were never so urgent in the past, partly because fundamental democratic values were less abstract than they seem nowadays.
Developing countries need to grow, but nowadays it is easier to acquire capacity and grow through FDI than it is to develop domestic mass consumption markets.
It is thus easier for sharks to slip through the gaps in international law than to elude fishermen’s nets – especially the massive specialized nets that fisheries employ nowadays.
Circuit-breakers are in place nowadays to prevent a 1929-style slide into disaster.
The Transatlantic IndexHow should we assess the state of transatlantic relations nowadays?
Oily DirtEDMONTON – Calm discussion of the environment nowadays is about as plausible as reasoned dialogue on witchcraft in colonial Massachusetts.
And the US would not even be protected from manufacturing employment losses; the jobs would just go to Vietnam or Bangladesh, where labor costs are even lower than in China nowadays.
Efficiency-minded knowledge managers nowadays say that the very idea of the university as a place where the same people produce and distribute knowledge is a throwback to the Middle Ages.
Nowadays, they dress up their dictatorships in the trappings of the rule of law.
Nowadays, by contrast, bookstores not only report what stock they carry but also when customers’ orders will arrive.
Nevertheless, whereas only a smattering of political leaders and intellectuals advocated legalization in the past, nowadays officials are coming “out of the closet” on drugs in droves.
Nowadays, Greece, the Baltic states, and Iceland are often invoked to argue for or against austerity.
Unfortunately, there is not a lot of that on offer nowadays, particularly in the world’s democracies.
It is fashionable nowadays to look to stricter international rules as “the solution” to most global problems, But such a strategy is not well-suited to an ongoing shift in international economic relations.
Labor laws protecting women from such discrimination are nowadays abandoned, weakened, or are disregarded by employers because of the weakness of the postcommunist state.
But the European Central Bank’s role within the eurozone nowadays is even more “central” than that of the Federal Reserve or the Bank of England.
Russia, indeed, is nowadays forced to rely upon China as it attempts to increase its role in the Asia-Pacific region.
Brazil’s bosses are cheering as loudly as its trade unionists for Lula nowadays, which is no surprise given the huge sums being spent on infrastructure, owing to massive public spending, the lavish capital-expenditure program of Petrobras, Brazil’s state oil company, and credits provided by state-owned banks to low-income housing.
One might object that the distinction between Southern and Northern views is academic nowadays, because failure really isn’t an option, given that it would trigger a disastrous reaction in global financial markets.
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