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Of course, that would produce wasted investment.
But that risks an aggressive response from a protectionist Trump administration, and could produce self-reinforcing inflation as savers seek to spend their money before it loses value.
Moreover, the products that foreign-invested joint ventures produce usually enjoy monopoly prices in China, a benefit that weakens the American argument further.Still, China’s leaders should not be tone deaf.
Moreover, the products that foreign-invested joint ventures produce usually enjoy monopoly prices in China, a benefit that weakens the American argument further.
Western leaders are aware that an expansion aimed at improving European stability may indeed produce new strains.
Opening borders completely could produce gains as high as $39 trillion for the world economy over 25 years.
Launched with nearly $600 million in funding from Germany, Japan, Norway, the UK charity Wellcome Trust, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, CEPI aims to reduce sharply the time it takes to develop and produce vaccines.
Indeed, the net-zero idea implies that the world can continue to produce emissions, as long as there is a way to “offset” them.
And when Alesina’s cure failed to produce rapid recovery, there was an obvious excuse: it had not been applied with enough vigor to be “credible.”
And, indeed, a reluctance to cooperate was on display at last month’s meeting of the EU’s Justice and Home Affairs Council, where representatives failed to produce an arrangement on how to distribute the paltry 40,000 refugees that the European Council agreed to accept in June.
The disaster may produce some disproportionate supply-chain effects in autos and information-technology product lines such as flash drives, but any such disruptions would tend to be transitory.
The US and China should take note: business as usual is likely to produce history as usual.
This would produce structural unemployment to the extent that the ex-construction workers could not do things in manufacturing that would make it worthwhile for manufacturing firms to hire them.
A substantial portion of a national policy agenda that supports an individual country’s shift to a low-carbon growth path (boosting energy efficiency, for example) will not produce an economic slowdown; such an effort might even lead to higher growth rates than remaining on a high-carbon path would have delivered.
Europe’s current turmoil will produce a new settlement probably as momentous as any since that moment 66 years ago.
The emerging field of contemplative neuroscience has begun to produce evidence for plasticity of pro-social preferences and motivation.
Consolidating a strong transport network of road, inner waterways, air, and sea would produce a cascading effect while offering significant – and immediate – economic gains by helping to optimize supply chains.
This imbalance is reflected in the content newsrooms produce, with fewer written words and broadcast seconds dedicated to telling women’s stories.
But MFFP could easily produce too much demand.
Reducing tax expenditures while lowering marginal tax rates can produce substantial revenue by increasing the level of taxable income.
Numerical global climate models suggest that a doubling of the current atmospheric accumulation of CO2 will produce further warming of 3-5 degrees Celsius, perhaps as soon as 2050.
All of these contributing effects must be understood quantitatively in order to produce an accurate model of global climate change and we remain far from that point.
Moreover, multinational companies that invest in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, and Estonia produce cars, high-end electronics, and industrial machinery both for the domestic market and for export.
Humanity needs to learn new ways to produce and use low-carbon energy, grow food sustainably, build livable cities, and manage the global commons of oceans, biodiversity, and the atmosphere.
To make use of all the information that people involuntarily produce, planners must improve how data is captured, analyzed, and shared between the public and private sectors.
Adidas, for example, is already building a factory in Germany, where robots will produce high-end athletic shoes, and is planning a second one in the United States.
At the same time, the prospect of a capital-flow reversal adds risk, deters investment, and can produce sudden credit-tightening events.
Online procurement in all government sectors would produce annual benefits – cheaper goods and services – worth $700-900 million.
If a microphone is placed in front of a loudspeaker, eventually some disturbance will cause the system to produce a painful wail as sound loops from the loudspeaker to the microphone and back, over and over.
Nonetheless, one hopes that the treatment of those who make the goods, produce the services, and build the things that make us happy and productive – from clothing and technology to sports stadiums and college campuses – continues to come under scrutiny.
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