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The nature of that dilemma makes it impossible to
predict
what he will do next.
The Economist recently reported that economists it had surveyed
predict
that consumer prices in the US and Japan will actually fall for 2009 as a whole, while inflation in the euro zone will be only 0.6%.
And yet it is hard to
predict
what policy proposals will emerge in 2018.
For my part, I
predict
that the global recovery will continue, but at a slightly slower growth rate of around 3.5%.
On this front, I
predict
that the major central banks will continue to normalize monetary policies more gradually than is necessary.
Here, I
predict
that the legislation will pass, and that investment in the US over the next few years will be relatively higher than if no action had been taken.
Here, I
predict
that achieving an appropriate policy balance will take years.
To
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what Putin might do in his next term in office, consider five trends that have defined Russia during his 18-year rule.
Even as stock-market indices moved well beyond reasonable bounds, regulators failed to
predict
the boom’s speed and scale.
Economists
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that the Trump administration’s tariffs will cause over 400,000 job losses in the US – which translates to 16 losses for every one job saved in steel and aluminum.
How long May will survive as prime minister is impossible to
predict.
First, nobody knows how to explain or
predict
the short-term movements (from one day to six months, say) of exchange rates.
Nobody had a clear idea why the Euro plummeted to almost $0.80 in its first year and a half of trading, and nobody could
predict
when it would recover.
Those who
predict
capitalism’s demise have to contend with one important historical fact: capitalism has an almost unlimited capacity to reinvent itself.
It is tempting to look at long-term oil futures – which increased gradually between 2000 and 2014, before falling abruptly after the November 2014 OPEC meeting – to
predict
where prices will go from here.
For starters, futures didn’t help
predict
the current market breakdown, most likely because long-term futures markets are, by default, slow to adjust to new information.
It is fairly safe to
predict
that learning in a knowledge-intensive society will continue at a heightened pace, both at the workplace and outside of it.
Japan, widely viewed as a developing country only a generation ago, has become by far the largest creditor – and its massive buildup of foreign assets will continue expanding rapidly as far ahead as one can predict.”
At this point, we can be certain that the Fourth Industrial Revolution will have a disruptive impact on employment, but no one can yet
predict
the scale of change.
The course of political development is, for good or bad, far more difficult to
predict.
But the basic point is that the market has a way of transforming jobs and opportunities in ways that no one can
predict.
However, we cannot simply look to past climate events to
predict
future patterns.
Indeed, scientists
predict
that India will become significantly hotter over the next few decades, and therefore more prone to a range of weather-related calamities such as droughts, floods, crop failures, and cyclones.
In October, the International Monetary Fund updated its global outlook to
predict
that only a handful of small countries will suffer a recession next year.
The outcome is difficult to
predict.
Now, analysts
predict
that the economy will barely grow 1% this year, and that is the best case scenario.
Although projecting concrete figures is a sterile exercise in these worrisome times, most analysts
predict
that Colombia’s economic performance this year will be inferior to Peru’s, but similar to Chile’s and Brazil’s and better than that of Argentina, Venezuela, and Mexico, a country expected to contract by more than 2%.
Is it more difficult to predict, and adjust to, the coming of a fundamental change, than to defend the present order, under the motto of “the devil you know is always preferable to the devil you don’t know!”But, beyond these mental habits lie more structural reasons for the conservatism of foreign policymakers and diplomats.
Four candidates dominated the competition, and no one would have dared to
predict
which two will make it to the second-round run-off.
Regardless of whether the Kremlin is irrational or simply uninformed, its policy in Crimea sends an unmistakable signal to investors: Russia’s political leaders are impossible to
predict.
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