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A combination of financial-sector recapitalization and rapid expansion of the Fed’s balance sheet prevented a complete credit lockup.

UKIP’s rapid rise has been built on the promise of a return to a British past that never was: mostly white, God-fearing, law-abiding, culturally insular, and narrowly focused on its own national interests.

The financial crash introduced hard budget constraints on Russian enterprises; they realized they had to make money, prompting rapid monetization.

The new goals must account for a world undergoing rapid globalization, in which all countries have assets as well as needs.

Argentina abandoned its fixed exchange rate against the US dollar in 2001, and experienced rapid recovery after two bad quarters.

Television is attractive to the architecture of the human nervous system: our brains are built to absorb information and follow rapid changes in the sensory field.

China has also benefited from rapid employment growth, with more than seven million workers having entered the workforce each year since 1990.

Talking Tough to TurkeyBRUSSELS – When suicide bombers killed at least 97 people at a rally of pro-Kurdish activists and civic groups advocating peace between the Turkish government and the militant Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in Ankara on October 10, the government’s response was as rapid as it was troubling.

However, apart from military factors, where such intervention is being considered, it is of vital importance to focus international policy discussion on the rapid deployment of a linked civilian and security presence.

LONDON – The rapid spread of civil unrest in Iranian towns and cities that began in late December has taken nearly everyone – President Hassan Rouhani’s reform-minded government, many citizens, and observers – by surprise.

This brings us to the central question of our era: How can leaders address the externalities produced by rapid technological change, and thereby ensure economic and political sustainability?

But Zhu recognized that allowing such rapid growth probably would have done more harm than good, given persistent inflation and macroeconomic instability.

The Party’s 60 million members, nearly all males and city dwellers, would probably approve, as might the 200 million Chinese who share the profits of rapid economic growth.

In East Asia, which has experienced rapid growth and development in recent years, policymakers have not only allowed, but encouraged, higher corporate profits, so long as they are channeled into productive investments.

The fact is that people everywhere are having trouble coming to terms with the rapid changes resulting from technology and globalization.

Remove China, which experienced particularly rapid wage growth, and annual growth in global wages dropped from 1.6% to a mere 0.9%.

The rush to bilateral agreements is perhaps understandable in the quest for rapid results and a greater sense of control over international trends.

The conditions required for rapid evolutionary change to occur in human populations exist.

Indeed, like the Japanese during their period of rapid growth, the Chinese have, until recently, resisted internationalization of the renminbi.

China, after all, is now the world’s largest economy (in terms of purchasing power parity), just three decades after opening itself to rapid development.

This is particularly important during periods of rapid structural change.

A deal that restructures Greek debt, together with a stable, pro-reform government, would result in a rapid restoration of confidence and a speedy resumption of growth.

Fortunately, the opposite happened: federal revenues tripled under the impact of a rapid post-war reconstruction boom, and continued to grow rapidly, aided by the country’s ability to remain neutral while wars ravaged the European continent.

With the rapid development of global value chains, our economies are becoming increasingly dependent on the free flow of data across political borders.

With the advanced economies facing rapid population aging, large public-debt burdens, overstretched monetary policies, and fractious politics, the global economy’s capacity to escape its current rut depends largely on the emerging economies.

After all, while these economies are facing challenges of their own, they enjoy more favorable demographics and are experiencing rapid urbanization.

Perhaps most importantly, two decades of rapid GDP growth have masked serious weaknesses on the economic front.

Millions of low-skill workers will need to be retrained and redeployed, and GDP may grow more slowly than expected, before assuming a moderately rapid, steady pace through 2030.

In fact, Islamization has proved to be an effective political means of reconciling the majority of Malays to the country’s rapid economic development.

The strategy worked well, and helped defuse Islamic opposition to the wrenching changes that accompanied the country’s rapid economic modernization.

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