Perceived
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If remuneration is
perceived
as unjust, trust in the capitalist system will suffer.
Women hear over and over that we have to be twice as good as men to be
perceived
as successful, deserving leaders.
In some Eastern European countries, Muslim migrants are
perceived
as being up to 70 times more numerous than they are.
If the West is
perceived
to be attempting to maintain the leadership it snatched 200 years ago by industrializing first, thereby denying the post-Confucians the fruits of their dynamism permanently, the Chinese, in particular, will conclude that pluralism is eyewash and that the West’s worldview in fact replicates their traditional one.
In the first cross-country empirical study to examine this question, published 20 years ago, I showed that higher
perceived
corruption (based on surveys of investors) led to slower economic growth, in large part through lower rates of private investment.
This has not been an easy transformation, and there are differences in countries’
perceived
ability to absorb more immigrants; but the change is irreversible.
Those driving that process were aiming to fulfill a
perceived
mandate for “science-based social intervention.”
The escalating US-China trade war is a response to three concerns that American leaders have long articulated: job losses, competition over technology, and a
perceived
Chinese threat to US national security.
Its authority is diminished when the
perceived
gap between the value of its population’s lives and the lives of its enemies is too wide.
While it does subscribe to the principle of one-country one-vote, it is widely
perceived
as a preserve of rich nations.
Both outcomes would be bad for Germany, which is widely
perceived
– and relied on – as an anchor of stability in Europe.
Voters who feel threatened will be inclined to elect candidates who are less interested in making concessions to a country’s
perceived
enemies.
At the same time, societies are increasingly fragmented, with
perceived
loneliness and stress-related illnesses on the rise.
It is far better for France to be
perceived
as an unreliable arms dealer than as an irresponsible strategic actor, caring only about its mercantile interests.
In both cases, independent institutions begin to be
perceived
as enemies, which the caudillos and their client corporate groups seek to destroy.
And Bahrain has responded to Iraqi criticism of its political repression by halting its national airline’s flights to Baghdad, Beirut, and Teheran, all
perceived
to be Shia demons.
Putin’s bellicosity was later reinforced by domestic political concerns – a deep recession that made it necessary to channel voters’ anger – and
perceived
slights, especially at the hands of the United States (President Barack Obama once referred to Putin as “the bored kid in the back of the classroom”).
Faster economic growth and more job openings are less likely to benefit these workers: the longer they are unemployed, the more their skills become obsolete and the more their actual or
perceived
employability deteriorates.
Despite Le Pen’s attempts to soften its tone and broaden its appeal, shedding – at least formally – its anti-Semitic elements, the party continues to be
perceived
as a risk by a majority of French voters.
It also has the great advantage of almost always being
perceived
as incredibly boring.
In the realm of international economics, being
perceived
as boring confers power to the extent that it allows major decisions to be made without a great deal of external scrutiny.
And Russia, deeply dissatisfied with its
perceived
second-class treatment by the US, is returning to the region with both business and weapon sales.
The decision has never been properly explained to civilian authorities in Latin America and is widely
perceived
as an aggressive act.
And yet the disconnect between this reality and the Poland “in ruins” or “on the verge of catastrophe”
perceived
by many voters was too strong to ignore.
By 2014, the government was
perceived
as being so pragmatic as to be almost value-free.
They allow the reader to evaluate the author’s work on the basis of the
perceived
quality of the selected references.
Commercial ties may also help preserve political stability in the region, especially if the fruits of economic development are
perceived
by all to be shared in a reasonably fair manner.
In the past year, the world has seen another boom, with a tsunami of capital, portfolio equity, and fixed-income investments surging into emerging-market countries
perceived
as having strong macroeconomic, policy, and financial fundamentals.
In terms of its day-to-day affairs, the EU is largely
perceived
as a common market and customs union.
Nonetheless, China, burdened by 150 years of
perceived
humiliation by the West, does not take kindly to that reaction.
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