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I was
raised
on it.
In the 1970’s, oil shocks led to inflation in some countries, and to recession elsewhere, as governments
raised
interest rates to combat rising prices.
Even at historically low interest rates (before the US Federal Reserve
raised
its benchmark rate to 1.75-2% on June 14), 18% of bonds (worth roughly $104 billion) outstanding in the US energy sector were at higher risk of default.
In fact, it was not countries experiencing the worst economic downturns and the highest unemployment rates that
raised
tariffs and tightened quotas most dramatically in the 1930’s.
In the 1930’s, the countries that
raised
their tariffs and tightened their quotas the most were those with the least ability to manage their exchange rates – namely, countries that remained on the gold standard.
When financial markets discovered that supposedly riskless government bonds might be forced into default, they
raised
risk premiums dramatically.
But the risks that Japan faces – including an increasingly assertive China, a nuclear North Korea, and an Islamic State that has threatened to murder Japanese citizens abroad – have
raised
legitimate questions about whether the country needs greater latitude to defend itself.
It was a little war, but one that
raised
big questions.
In order to fund this spending, revenues must be
raised.
This approach began to fail in the early 2000s, when the start of the “global war on terror”
raised
serious ethical and logical questions.
Their capital standards should be raised, just as regulators have appropriately forced banks to do.
Since economic reform began in the late 1970s, about 60% of China's foreign trade has been conducted through Hong Kong and 75% of China's international financing
raised
through Hong Kong.
One questions that is often raised, of course, concerns the possible withdrawal of investment from Hong Kong after the handover, although the Hong Kong stock market has been rising in the past year.
The principal objection
raised
by those who met in Moscow is that the ETS impinges on non-EU countries’ sovereignty, because, by capping their airlines’ carbon allowances for flights to and from the EU, it imposes its rules on their turf.
The EU needs to discuss with developing countries how the revenue
raised
can be channeled to help poor countries’ efforts to adapt to climate change and develop in cleaner ways.
The pipeline for infrastructure projects in emerging markets is estimated to have surpassed $1 trillion – $150 billion of which is expected to be
raised
from private sources.
The stakes on this issue have now been
raised
two notches higher.
The evening proceeded along the expected anodyne trajectory until a Lebanese academic
raised
the issue of the right of Palestinian refugees to return to Israel.
Slowly, hands were raised: by my count, more than half of the Germans present (government officials, journalists, businessmen)
raised
a hand: they, or their families, had been Vertriebene --expelled from their ancestral homes in Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Yugoslavia after World War II.
Though the government has so far stoutly resisted this, its weak-kneed defense of secularism has
raised
fears that its resistance to theocratic pressure could collapse under sustained pressure.
It
raised
the stakes for the island’s pro-independence camp and increased the risk of a cross-Strait military conflict.
The IMF’s recent flagship report
raised
its projection for world GDP growth for 2017 from 3.4% to 3.5%, compared to the estimated rate of 3.1% for 2016.
Both the Brexit vote in the UK and the election of Donald Trump as US president
raised
fears of economic disaster.
Yet a combination of factors that have mushroomed over time has
raised
serious concerns about the threat that corruption poses to the very fabric of the Indian state.
Last year’s viral “ice bucket challenge,” in which people challenged one another to donate to ALS research or dump ice water on their heads,
raised
over $100 million, 20 times more than MND charities would usually raise in that time.
If the economy is slowing, if there is excess capacity, and if inflation is low, interest rates are reduced; if the economy is strong, if excess capacity is limited, and if inflationary pressures are growing, interest rates are
raised.
No one knows, but the very fact that such questions are being
raised
in Saudi Arabia poses a serious risk to Abdullah.
American reluctance to abandon Musharraf – together with prolonged electricity shortages, which made the new government appear incompetent – also
raised
his hopes.
The United States was confronting slowing growth and accelerating inflation, or stagflation, a novel problem that
raised
questions about policymakers’ competence and the adequacy of their economic models.
Moreover, the main questions
raised
by Britain’s decision to leave – whether other countries will follow and, indeed, whether the EU itself has a future – remain far from resolved.
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