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So the BIS’s call for across-the-board monetary normalization is
premature
(though this does not mean that reforms should wait).
The EU’s insistence on free movement of labor as a condition of membership of a non-state is premature, at best.
In this context, Europe may be a tired, aging, and depressed continent, but, as its luxury and aeronautics industries attest, it would be
premature
to bury it.
Many (if not most) developing countries are becoming service economies without having developed a large manufacturing sector – a process I have called “premature de-industrialization.”Could
premature
de-industrialization be a blessing in disguise, enabling workers in the developing world to bypass the drudgery of manufacturing?
They feared for their jobs, and an underpaid and
premature
retirement.
But it would be
premature
to conclude that higher prices necessarily lead to lower consumption and thus better health outcomes.
Until we know the answers to these questions, it seems
premature
to decide that we are witnessing the beginning of the end of variant CJD.
But such assumptions may have been
premature.
Indeed, whatever resemblance events on Cairo’s Tahrir Square bear to May 1968 in Paris and the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, it would be
premature
to proclaim that freedom has prevailed.
As a consequence, developing countries are starting to de-industrialize and become more dependent on services at much lower levels of income than has been the pattern for developed countries – a phenomenon that I have called
premature
de-industrialization.Can service industries play the role that manufacturing did in the past?
It is also true that countries dependent on official aid and IMF loans can face unwarranted pressure to conform to outsiders’ wrongheaded policy views – from
premature
opening of capital markets in Asia in the 1990’s to force-fed austerity in Greece and Spain today.
The economic, social, and political consequences of
premature
deindustrialization have yet to be analyzed in full.
Given
premature
deindustrialization, today’s developing countries will have to travel different, as yet unknown, and possibly bumpier paths to democracy and good governance.
One lesson is to avoid
premature
collapse of import-competing industries that employ substantial numbers of people before sufficient employment opportunities have emerged in more productive industries.
However, this calmness, being in principle a helpful sign, may be
premature.
Despite recent setbacks, writing off the threat posed by ISIS is as unwarranted as it is
premature.
Except for a handful of exporters, developing economies have been experiencing
premature
deindustrialization.
Recent examples of fake news suggest that Wagner and Fargo’s conclusion was
premature.
Without Crimea’s annexation, Putin faced domestic political disaster and a
premature
end to his dream of reenacting Ivan the Great’s “gathering of the Russian lands” and restoring Russia’s global power.
Despite much higher rates of obesity in high-income countries,
premature
death and disability from heart disease, cancers, and other NCDs have declined substantially.
In his 2013 book, The Great Escape, Nobel laureate economist Angus Deaton shows how progress in reducing aggregate privation, famine, and
premature
death over the past 250 years has left many social groups behind.
As a result of the
premature
decline of the manufacturing sector, unemployment is high in many Latin American countries.
When Intermountain Healthcare, a network of hospitals in Utah and Idaho, improved its treatment for
premature
babies, it reduced the time they spent in intensive care, thereby slashing the costs of treating them.
But that judgment seems premature, at best.
It would be
premature
to suggest that the relationship between profits and investments has broken down in the developing world.
President Barack Obama’s hasty,
premature
military withdrawal constituted a second US failure.
Such complacency is
premature.
But while the war took the flower of Europe’s youth to
premature
graves, snuffing out the lives of a generation of talented poets, artists, cricketers, and others whose genius bled into the trenches, it also involved soldiers from faraway lands that had little to do with Europe’s bitter traditional hatreds.
Though it is
premature
to enter into such discussions now, the issue should not be taken off the table.
Using conservative assumptions, it estimates that, had South Africa’s government provided the appropriate drugs, both to AIDS patients and to pregnant women who were at risk of infecting their babies, it would have prevented 365,000
premature
deaths.
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