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And each year after the initial downturn had ended, the US economy would
recover
roughly 40% of the ground between its current situation and its full employment potential.
Unfortunately, this is proving extremely difficult for many advanced-country governments, partly because the failure to
recover
fully from the recent crisis and recession has undermined their credibility and functioning.
But what the plan should have done is to define the policies Puerto Rico needs to recover, and simultaneously present a restructuring proposal that grants enough relief to make those policies feasible.
Unless the plan is urgently redefined on the basis of credible assumptions, Puerto Rico will not recover, debt sustainability will not be restored, and the Board will have failed in its mission.
This steady flow of debt relief is allowing US consumer spending to
recover
slowly.
Missing Growth MultipliersPRINCETON – In April 2010, when the global economy was beginning to
recover
from the shock of the 2008-2009 financial crisis, the International Monetary Fund’s World Economic Outlook predicted that global GDP growth would exceed 4% in 2010, with a steady annual growth rate of 4.5% maintained through 2015.
It has pursued a campaign to
recover
its former position not just in crude, but also in petroleum products, natural gas liquids, and petrochemicals.
If the Asian economies that devalued their currencies
recover
and significantly increase their exports and China begins to have a large trade deficitBeyond managing the uncertainties surrounding Japan's economy through the rest of this year, the challenge for Chinese policymakers will come when Asian economies start to grow and China’s domestic market heats up because of the government's ambitious infrastructure investments.
The message from the troika of European bailout lenders – the European Commission, the European Central Bank, and the International Monetary Fund – is loud and clear: “Do as we say, like Cyprus has done, and you will
recover.
If the large states are to obtain similar gains, and their politicians are to
recover
voters’ respect, their governments will have to accept the small-state logic and abandon the Great Power posturing of the past.
Better yet, if much of the next round of stimulus is devoted to automatic stabilizers – such as compensating for the shortfall in state revenues – then if the economy does recover, the spending will not occur.
If they are to
recover
their reputations, and restore the health of their societies and economies, they must act decisively to weaken the allure of terrorist recruiters.
Now is the moment for South Asia to revert to its “natural balance,” gain breathing space, and
recover
its shattered peace.
Europe needs to
recover
the mentality of 1989, when the movement of large numbers of people across borders – initially, the Hungarian-Austrian frontier – prompted reform and openness, rather than a silo mentality.
Can a post-Trump America
recover?
This cynical structure must be changed if people are to have enough confidence in the future for the economy to
recover.
If those countries’ economies
recover
and return to anything near full employment, the German surplus will likely rebound.
Thus, Europe’s failure to
recover
“immediately” has been due to a lack of austerity, even though public-sector retrenchment has been unprecedented.
The EU can
recover
its soft power in its eastern neighborhood only if it recovers its hard power.
A PMFI, as a faceless institution, relies on good faith and peer pressure to
recover
its money.
Oil and gas prices have declined by some 60% since June 2014, and it is unlikely that they will
recover
over the medium term.
Such remittances enabled thousands of Jamaicans, for example, to
recover
from the devastation of Hurricane Gilbert in 1988, when storm damage was estimated at more than one-quarter of the country's annual GDP and nearly three households in four reported damage.
In case after case, billions of dollars in remittances from migrants have given families in poor countries what their governments (and foreign donors) could not always provide: food, safety, the resources to recover, and hope.
Unfortunately, until it does, Europe is unlikely to
recover
fully from its current slump.
The housing sector has started to
recover
over the past five quarters, but from such a severely depressed level that its growth has had little impact on the overall economy.
But the financial crisis in the fast-growing city of Wenzhou, triggered by bad loans, suggests otherwise – not least because the economy has yet to
recover
fully.
That, in turn, may catalyze the cooperation needed to create high seas marine protected areas, which would enable damaged or depleted ecosystems to
recover.
Reports indicate that many of the cetacean species targeted by Japan’s coastal hunts will never
recover
to sustainable levels.
With the global economy having yet to
recover
fully from the global economic crisis that began a decade ago, meeting these challenges will be no easy feat.
Then she would
recover
and resume pressing the screen of her little child’s laptop.
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