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Credit growth fueled asset-price increases and further credit growth, in a self-reinforcing cycle that persisted until the bubble burst and confidence collapsed.
Likewise, investors would be more likely to finance a major deployment of solar panels if the technology’s value persisted beyond the next tweak in solar-cell design.
This situation has persisted despite regular Chinese-Indian talks since 1981.
Many valuable elements of the so-called Old Diplomacy persisted: the alignment of foreign policies with national and regional interests, the preference for the possible over the merely desirable, and the cultivation of what are today called “confidence-building measures,” that is, methods for establishing trust among small groups of professional negotiators, and between them and the people they represent.
But after the completion of the first dozen microbial genomes, about half the genes remained unidentified--a level that has persisted through the first hundred genomes to be completed, including the human genome.
Most critically, Europe’s old instincts and modus operandi persisted long after the new contours of global affairs had taken shape.
Although contradictory views about how to treat HIV persisted, at least antiretroviral therapy has been available in some public facilities over the past decade.
I persisted, requesting again a short guide for tourists, but she, too, was immovable, stating that there are too many facts to fit into a short space.
For example, employment policies did little to reduce the strong regional imbalances and discrimination within regions that persisted in Bosnia and Herzegovina after the war there in the 1990s.
But painful divisions persisted beneath the surface.
In the United States in recent years, federal and state legislatures prolonged unemployment benefits as joblessness persisted.
While it persisted, expenditures swelled but were manageable – until, suddenly, energy prices collapsed.
For example, Europe’s malaise – which has persisted partly because its leaders have insisted on muddling through, rather than seeking comprehensive solutions – has had serious consequences for Ukraine, a country teetering on the edge of a meltdown.
In this fog of praise, the IMF ignored the fact that Argentina’s growth rate had stagnated and that double-digit unemployment persisted for half-a-decade.
But the economic model persisted, with Asian economies stepping in to finance the US deficits, while using the US market to grow rapidly.
When it comes to the quality of market competition, questions about the state sector’s dominance, as well as the effectiveness of regulations and adherence to international laws, standards, and practices, have persisted.
The United States, however, persisted, and China prevailed upon its allies allies to vote the US off the UN Human Rights Commission.
It continued to reduce its interest rate, but the inflows persisted.
But the erratic, mixed messages have persisted – and even increased.
The decline continued for an eleventh straight month in September, when sales fell 23.7%, and persisted in October, when three back-to-back Hindu festivals normally loosen consumers’ purse strings.
These self-imposed limits have persisted despite abundant evidence that, particularly since the early 2000s, advanced economies are saddled with structural and institutional impediments that have stifled growth in a manner quite familiar to developing economies.
While Macri was right to steer away from shock treatment, he likely had more political capital than he thought: voters backed his coalition in October 2017 even though utility prices had gone through the roof, inflation remained high, and slow growth persisted.
The third wave persisted into 1920.
Applauded by the IMF, the World Bank, and the international and domestic financial press, the authorities persisted with austerity, persuaded that fiscal contraction was expansionary, even in the midst of a recession, because, by reducing expected future taxation, it would encourage entrepreneurs to increase their present investments.
But the practice persisted.
The conflict has persisted since early 2015, when the Arab coalition, comprising of Saudi Arabia and eight other countries, including the UAE, launched a massive military intervention.
The problem is that what was true in February remains true today: the economy could still quickly be derailed by another economic, financial, geopolitical, or public-health tail risk, many of which have persisted and, in some cases, grown more acute during the current crisis.
This positive evaluation persisted even with high-frequency interruptions.
In fact, US recessions almost always occur under Republican administrations – a pattern that has persisted since our book appeared.
And yet the doubts persisted.
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