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The northern powerhouse strategy provides valuable lessons for other countries.
The CEM meeting in Seoul in May provides an ideal opportunity to establish a firm agenda, including clear targets for LED street lighting, commercial-energy usage, energy-efficient buildings and transport systems, and adoption of energy-efficient vehicles and biofuels.
The Office for Budget Responsibility, the body that provides an independent assessment of UK public finances, has shown that while the deficit has been coming down more quickly, stronger economic growth alone cannot be relied upon to address the deficit’s structural component.
But who provides security, and how?
Anyone in Poland who provides information about or makes arrangements for a legal abortion abroad may be charged as an accessory.
The law provides for a prison term of up to three years for “negligent prenatal homicide.”
The work of Michael Skinner and his colleagues provides a good example of this: they found that injecting pregnant rats with a chemical that suppresses androgens (male sex hormones) causes their descendants to have diseases that are inherited for several generations.
Observers may disagree about whether German leaders’ stance provides a welcome sign of reliability or reflects a lamentable lack of diplomatic ambition.
Moreover, only a moderately wealthy population, with a healthy middle class, can adequately demand the rights that democracy provides.
The research provides NGOs and government officials with the intellectual ammunition to advocate for more funding for effective solutions, and it gives donors and elected officials a wealth of data on which to base tough decisions.
Perhaps Western-style consumer societies offer too many choices, but Cuba provides far too few.
It provides hope that the momentum that led to the breakthrough deal in December remains undiminished.
This crisis – and others like it – provides an opportunity for citizens to take control and deploy innovative solutions that might inspire others.
His managed judiciary provides no comfort to ordinary people; and the country’s military installations, submarines, oilrigs, mining shafts, hospitals, and retirement homes regularly blow up, collapse, or sink, owing to neglect and zero liability.
As for Trump, who still fancies himself more of a businessman than a politician, natural gas provides opportunities for deal making and job creation.
It helps focusing research, it provides deadlines, screens the output, and allows patents to be valued at market prices.
To achieve this, he would need to use all of the leverage at his disposal, including cutting off the massive military assistance that the US provides to Egypt’s armed forces, as he has threatened to do.
By enabling countries to make the most of their comparative advantages, the liberalization of trade and investment provides net economic benefits, although it may hurt particular groups that previously benefitted from tariff protections.
Another approach for policymakers is to quantify the economic benefits of “ecosystem services” – the miraculous yet mundane things that nature provides like erosion control, water management, and purification.
Brazil, too, provides a compelling example, having worked since the oil crises of the 1970s to reduce its reliance on imported energy.
It provides reliable climate information, and emphasizes that adaptation is essential to improving future generations’ quality of life.
The US Department of Energy now provides an upfront payment to wind developers equal to 30% of costs.
The globalization of services, however, provides alternative opportunities for developing countries to find niches, beyond manufacturing, where they can specialize, scale up, and achieve explosive growth, just like the industrializers.
Oil provides somewhat less economic power than gas because it is a fungible commodity, and interruptions of supply can be made up by purchases on world markets.
Gas provides a tempting form of leverage, and Russia had already used it against Georgia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Moldova.
Gas provides nearly a quarter of Europe’s energy, compared to 14% for nuclear power.
Catalonia provides an excellent case study of Europe’s broader conundrum.
A historical perspective on bridge building or any other engineering specialty provides a caveat about how our humanity affects our thinking.
That provides a further reason for American investors to shift part of their portfolios from dollars to other currencies that are not likely to experience rising inflation.
The New Year provides a perfect opportunity for Jean-Claude Trichet to resolve that, despite the more trying circumstances in which he must operate, his own policies and procedures will more faithfully reflect Duisenberg and his legacy.
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