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The constructive (and relatively quick) trade-policy response in the aftermath of the Great Depression did not pay off immediately.
Emerging fintech services can take a lesson from the Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba, which was quick in leveraging its payments platform, Alipay.
If, on the other hand, he experiences a quick series of successes--even small ones--he will have helped usher in a new era.
Unlike large-scale conventional power plants, solar installations can be built in months; in addition to being cost-effective, they provide a quick means of responding to growing global demand.
According to the UN resident coordinator, there has been a quick airlift and supply of materials – such as the well-known “School in a Box,” a pre-packaged educational kit suitable for teaching up to 40 children, Early Childhood Development Kit, and Recreation Kits – for displaced boys and girls.
One choice was shock therapy - quick privatization of state-owned assets and abrupt liberalization of trade, prices, and capital flows - while the other was gradual market liberalization to allow for the rule of law to be established at the same time.
These factors, together with the ongoing occupation, make quick privatization particularly problematic.
Education may not be a quick fix for slow growth.
But when the new legal framework demanded the creation of working state institutions that took time to create, quick reforms often had less than the desired effect.
But in the more "advanced" socialist countries, such as Russia, where 90% of the population was employed in state-owned industries, restructuring the state sector – a much harder job in many ways – was a necessity, and an obstacle to quick recovery.
The list of challenges facing Myanmar’s leaders is long, and overcoming most of them will be neither quick nor easy.
No quick fix will turn all this around.
On the brink of collapse in the late 1970s, following the cumulative convulsions of Mao’s Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution, China was quick to turn to the US for external support for Deng Xiaoping’s strategy of “reform and opening up.”
He was Washington’s Chief of Staff during the Revolutionary War and a quick study: when it was time to learn battlefield tactics, he read military manuals; when it was time to become a national leader who understood finance, he read finance books.
China doubters around the world were quick to pounce on the number, expressing fears of a stall, or even a dreaded double dip.
May claims that Brexit will enable Britain to strike better trade deals with non-EU countries, and she is pinning her hopes on a quick deal with Trump’s America.
The US is the only country with large state of the art air, naval, and ground forces capable of global deployment - thus, the quick victory in Iraq last year.
Now governments need to take quick action to avoid becoming liable for these exposures.
Expedited debtor-friendly bankruptcy procedures could ensure quick restructuring and provide a framework for renegotiating debts.
With quick action before these two summit meetings, the world will be ready to launch the SDGs with the data systems that they need to succeed.
It failed because making quick, drastic cuts in carbon emissions is extremely expensive.
Consider how quick the Copenhagen delegates were to dismiss the scandal now known as “Climategate” – the outcry over the release of thousands of disturbing emails and other documents hacked from the computers of a prestigious British climate-research center.
The idea that structural and labor-market reforms can deliver quick growth is nothing but a mirage.
In the long run, inclusive reforms stick, and quick and dirty reforms do not.
The pharmaceutical industry, fueled by our desire for quick fixes, has effectively deployed its considerable power to promulgate the notion of “disorders” and “illnesses” in all domains of our lives.
And the Governing Council is not accustomed to making quick decisions on unanticipated issues.
Wily and resourceful, Afghans were quick to take advantage of the ignorance, goodwill and craving for instant results of the program’s officers.
Given a problem, scientists are quick to urge the solution that either promotes - or appears to be demanded by - their most cherished ideas.
Success in US presidential politics requires superb intuition, being quick on one’s feet, and, above all, a compelling rationale for running.
There are no easy, quick prescriptions for this disease of Polish politics.
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