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None of this means that macroeconomic policies that affect exchange rates are not problematic.
This is all the more problematic in the case of mosquito control, given the urgency of the problem.
While this might seem problematic, the reality is that the negative impact of higher rates in the periphery is likely to be limited.
The analogy with Hitler’s Germany is also problematic because, if it were regarded as true, the only sensible course of action would be a preventive strike on Iran and the removal of Ahmadinejad.
Deficits are problematic if they finance consumption, not productive public investment on infrastructure.
Giving increased powers to host countries over parent companies located outside their jurisdiction is problematic.
The other key issue, centrifuges, is more problematic.
Moreover, charismatic leadership can be problematic even when it takes a benign form.
Iran’s problematic foreign policy is the result not of mismanagement, but of toxic ideology.
If guilt is problematic in this context, we are left to struggle with collective shame.
Of course, longer electoral terms are risky, as they could enable incompetent and otherwise problematic leaders to remain in power for longer.
Trump’s stated approach to climate change is just as problematic.
Political arrangements are somewhat more problematic.
What is particularly problematic in the EU is the clash between radical politics and mainstream governance.
But mutual recognition does not work well for relatively more complex products, and EU directives affecting items like construction products, machinery, and pressure equipment have been problematic to implement.
The operations of the so-called state corporations are particularly problematic.
And – perhaps most problematic of all – he is not likely to satisfy the five permanent Security Council members’ traditional preference for a secretary rather than a general, someone who doesn’t rock their boat too much.
This weakens a key pillar of the democratic rule of law – and thus is highly problematic for Poland and Europe alike.
First, it will come as no surprise that, in terms of the distribution of income, wealth, and the costs and benefits of forced structural change, growth patterns in most of the developed world have been problematic for the past 20 years.
But those policies’ success was rooted partly in Japan’s problematic policy choices, including slow fiscal and monetary responses.
(Whether this change will be enough to reverse problematic demographic trends remains a topic of heated debate.)
This is particularly problematic for the emerging economies, which are especially vulnerable now.
The backlash against globalization – and, in some cases, against capitalism itself – demands economic policies that not only address problematic distributional effects, but also preempt them.
But it is Trump’s commitment to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement that is most problematic to Macron, who plans to work with German Chancellor Angela Merkel to bring about a US reversal.
Yet its governance structure is of another age – antiquated, increasingly problematic, and urgently in need of sensible reform.
The agenda for the summit should include planning for Brexit’s impact on the alliance and addressing the unraveling relationship with its most problematic member, Turkey, which has, among other things, undermined US policy in Syria.
As we are rediscovering, words are both powerful and problematic, particularly in the context of geopolitics.
The last US president showed empathy for minorities and immigrants; defended human and civil rights; achieved a diplomatic breakthrough with Iran; sought peace in Palestine; and, most problematic, attempted to hold the Israeli leader to account.
Defining just what that phase is, is proving to be problematic.
However, that evidence is problematic because the GDP includes government "output," which is not sold in the market and so cannot be directly measured.
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