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The United States government is pumping $789 billion into its economy, Europe $255 billion, and China $587 billion.
Governments managed to limit the damage by pumping huge amounts of money into the global economy and slashing interest rates to near zero.
Further concessions by Bouteflika’s party, the National Liberation Front (FLN), which has ruled Algeria since independence in 1962, included decreasing oil and sugar prices, pumping billions of dinars into the ailing economy in order to sustain rises in salaries, subsidies, and other income assistance to the population.
Here’s why: macroeconomic easing, by lowering interest rates or otherwise pumping money into the economy, aims to increase economic activity.
A newer technology leaves the surface untouched by pumping steam into the subsoil.
It was to avert this possibility that central banks began pumping money into the economy after 2008.
And the Central Bank of Iran has failed to get credit flowing again, even though it has been pumping money into the economy and increasing liquidity by 26% per year.
Furthermore, East Asia’s growth model has been sustained ultimately by mobilizing rising domestic savings and pumping out exports.
BECCS entails planting a huge amount of grass and trees, burning the biomass to generate electricity, capturing the CO2 that is emitted, and pumping it into geological reservoirs underground.
Meanwhile, widespread pumping lowers the level of the entire aquifer, potentially allowing salt water to encroach.
And then, when the government reduced the size of the absurdly expensive, but popular, funded pension system (2011-2014), Tusk attempted to compensate voters by pumping all additional free resources into family benefits.
In pumping up football-induced hysteria, Russian politicians – headed by then-President Vladimir Putin – took the lead.
Pumping vast taxpayer funds into financial behemoths does not solve the deeper problem of deflating an overleveraged society.
For example, in Gujarat, India, the government has reduced groundwater pumping by offering power for just eight hours per day.
For years, with the authorities’ encouragement (or at least acquiescence), China’s securities companies spared no effort in pumping up China’s stock exchanges with fashionable financial instruments and practices, the sole aim being to realize capital gains from rising prices (dividends are rarely distributed).
Today, Trump can count on the fervent support of propaganda operations that Nixon could only have prayed for, including the unabashedly polemical Fox News and Breitbart News, as well as the countless bloggers (and, for that matter, Russian-controlled cyberbots) pumping out pro-Trump propaganda.
By pumping in whatever liquidity the financial sector needs to alleviate the credit crunch, the ECB is effectively maintaining a deflationary bias for the financial sector, whereas it has announced an inflationary bias for the rest of the economy.
Multilateral institutions, particularly the IMF, have responded by pumping an unfathomable amount of financing into Europe.
Meanwhile, in Africa, Ghana has begun pumping oil for the first time, and Uganda is about to do so as well.
China should certainly grant Tibet more autonomy; but is pumping up the Dalai Lama into a world leader or threatening to boycott the Beijing Olympics the best way to secure a better deal for Tibetans, or to obtain Chinese cooperation on matters that are far more important than Tibet’s status?
In Hong Kong, corruption was so pervasive as late as the 1970’s – if your house was on fire, the fire department demanded payment before pumping water!
Meanwhile, the dollar’s falling value reflects the fact that the Fed is pumping more money into the system than are most of its trading partners.
But, beyond pumping in dollars and supporting Musharraf and his military, the US appears clueless in dealing with Pakistan and its problems of social development.
In Spain and Ireland, a housing boom exacerbated external imbalances by reducing national saving, pumping up consumption, and boosting residential investment.
Yet governments must also avoid pumping up businesses with over-confidence, which could tempt them to raise mark-ups and hurt sales.
This is clearly the belief of the European Central Bank, which is pumping hundreds of billions of euros into the banking system to ensure liquidity.
For that, we must both stop pumping carbon pollution into the atmosphere and learn how to remove what is already there.
Rather than just pumping liquidity into clogged pipes, countries can and should do more to build a more effective network of compensating conduits.
Today, the think tanks and pressure groups of the organized right are pumping money into Tea Party “branded” sites and events – and altering the message with an increasingly “culture war” slant.
In some countries, new water infrastructure may mean canals, pumping stations, and levees.
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