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Already, many parts of the world, from the US to India, are experiencing a surge in right-wing populist sentiment that is rooted at least partly in mistrust of experts, who are
perceived
as self-serving.
Americans have long been skeptical of government, with a tradition of resistance to
perceived
government overreach that extends back to their country’s founding years.
By being
perceived
as “too big to fail,” their banks benefit from a government backstop or downside guarantee.
Turkey’s position was, to say the least,
perceived
badly by the “Arab street.”
Many French have
perceived
this election as a kind of eternal reality-television show.
A last defense offered by advocates of continuing on the path of adventurous monetary policy, even when the
perceived
benefits are small, is that, because politicians refuse to settle their differences and act, monetary policy is “the only game in town.”
Today, these governments are more likely to use drones and special forces to strike at their
perceived
enemies.
Inequality not just of income and wealth, but also of
perceived
political voice and influence, will continue to grow.
It was easier than we expected to recruit good people for Securum, because working in the public interest for this pioneering state-owned bad bank was
perceived
as a unique challenge.
This is probably one of the most important challenges for today’s world, for America retains a unique power that should be used – and be
perceived
– as a force for good if global stability is to prevail.
But in psychological and political terms, the deal signed could only be
perceived
as legitimizing for Iran’s nuclear ambitions, not to mention North Korea’s.
Read More from "Germany versus the Euro?"Plugging the Leaks in Africa’s EconomiesDAKAR – Africa is usually
perceived
as a net beneficiary of the global financial system, with aid and investment flowing to the continent from richer parts of the world.
More broadly, citizens who struggle to make ends meet have become increasingly resentful and suspicious of those
perceived
to be privileged, moneyed elites – especially politicians.
In politics, what you do matters less than how you are
perceived.
But his remark inadvertently underscored Turkey’s new reality, in which any
perceived
opponent of the current regime can be jailed, with or without evidence, for terrorism or other violent acts.
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.
Their behaviors are what matters, and they cannot be adequately
perceived
from the distant perspective of economic models and statistics, but only on the ground – where an economy is built, where it breaks, and where it must be fixed.
But negotiations for water-cooperation agreements are fraught with
perceived
risks associated with issues related to accountability, sovereignty, equity, and stability.
This double-speak on the part of national political elites is
perceived
as such by voters, whose trust in both national and EU institutions is naturally declining.
From 2004 to 2006, financial markets
perceived
market risk as very low.
There is a long-standing gap between terrorism experts’ perception of the probability of a nuclear event and the probability as
perceived
by the public.
The civil rights of small religious minorities do not matter much politically; the
perceived
rights of animals (and economic motivations) do.
In that setting, R-star (the natural rate of interest) may be
perceived
as drifting up, in line with output moving closer to potential across a broad swath of eurozone economies.
Even where high levels of social transfers actually do reduce inequality (and therefore presumably increase cohesion), they may undermine inter-communal relations if ethnic minorities are
perceived
as being strong net beneficiaries.
But this source of market discipline would cease to work if the government’s protective umbrella were
perceived
to extend to bondholders.
This time, too, the key to overcoming the difficult legacy of the crisis will consist in how its origins are
perceived.
But Democrats should resist the urge to try correcting Trump’s
perceived
wrongs.
Any exit from the eurozone would increase the
perceived
probability that other countries may, sooner or later, follow suit.
Elections are meaningful only if they are
perceived
to be free and fair, which requires independent referees.
Thus, calls for more popular participation are not essential to populism; rather, they are a symptom of
perceived
exclusion (which might well be a reality, especially in Latin America).
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