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They urge China’s government to reduce its export subsidies and to allow the yuan to appreciate, expecting such measures to reduce their trade deficits, help their economies recover, and create more jobs.
At a time when most of Europe was starting to recover from the 2008-09 recession, Belarus was going in the opposite direction.
But there may be a solution that helps Africa recover its growth in a way that Western leaders and their constituents find acceptable.
Some would manage e-waste at one of the handful of sophisticated smelters that can recover precious metals from discarded electronic devices.
Unless we can recover a world in which business profits actually serve a purpose, the likelihood of more economic, political, and social shocks will remain intolerably high.
Real GDP began to recover in 1994 after three years of decline.
America has a much-needed opportunity to refocus on itself – to recover its inner strength without withdrawing from the world.
A few months later, when President Barack Obama’s administration arrived, one of us (Soros) repeatedly appealed to Summers to adopt a policy of equity injection into fragile financial institutions and to write down mortgages to a realistic market value in order to help the economy recover.
Political conflicts would then intensify and become increasingly difficult to resolve, with the return of vicious national enmities, unseen in Europe since 1945, confronting the EU with an existential crisis from which it would not be easy to recover.
Their economic and political stability is essential to the well-being of a world economy that has yet to recover fully from the 2008 global financial crisis.
Likewise, Brazil’s growth has been dented, but now looks set to recover.
But as these regional economies are now starting to recover, China's exports to them are starting to grow.
At the World Bank, we are already working with our clients in developing countries to improve their governance systems, collect taxes, fight corruption, and recover stolen assets.
But this historical pattern is more a statement about the magnitude of the initial decline and the time needed to recover fully than a prediction about the annual rate of growth during the recovery phase.
Median household income has barely begun to recover, and is still well below its 2000 level.
After the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, oil prices plummeted in anticipation of economic stagnation, only to recover substantially as vigorous growth continued in emerging markets.
All five countries have yet to fully recover from the disintegration of Soviet infrastructure networks, and require urgent domestic and region-wide measures to strengthen their education, transportation, energy provision, health care, and other public services.
The best way to ensure that outcome is to normalize relations with it, help its economy recover, and support its integration into the international community.
But the bigger question is this: What will be done – and by whom – to help Puerto Rico really recover?
The post-1945 record includes two prior “lost decades” in which economies struggling to recover from severe financial crises – including about a dozen countries in Latin America from 1982 to 1992, and Japan from 1992 to 2007 – underperformed their own trend growth and that of their peers.
But it beats me how publishers ever recover the huge multi-million dollar advances they hand out.
But the world will recover eventually from its current slowdown, and that shortage of savings will become important.
This sounds a lot like Japan’s situation in the 1990s, which culminated in a “lost decade” of economic stagnation and deflation from which the country is still working to recover.
Deficits will improve somewhat as economies recover and support measures are withdrawn.
That would enable Europe, now with the full support of Germany, to recover more rapidly from its economic malaise and to take on the global leadership role that has eluded it for so long.
The cost of such policies rises with the need for structural change to sustain growth and employment (and to recover from unbalanced growth patterns and shocks).
But such efforts are unlikely to be enough, because the heavy-handed state-dominated economy – with ex-KGB agents now embedded at the top of most state companies – lacks both the nimbleness and the diversification to recover speedily.
Egypt retains the strongest sense of nation-statehood in the region; nonetheless, it has become a shattered and divided society, and it will take many years to recover.
The first tests of his ability to recover are the looming regional elections across Russia.
So, the G-20’s endorsement of the Fund’s guidelines would not be wise for a world economy trying to recover from one financial crisis while preventing the next one.
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