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Industrialized economies are seeking to recover from the crisis, and want credit and capital to stay home to boost growth, while developing countries have little interest in gaining short-term capital inflows.
Fortunately, the latest survey, published in July this year, shows that trust in banks and bankers has begun to recover, and quite sharply.
Zionism’s unique combination of democracy and utopianism enabled the Jews to recover their birthright and gave them a key to the future.
The 1990’s may have been a lost decade, but Japan’s economy has begun to recover, now growing at more than 2% a year and boasting several firms that are truly global and hugely successful.
Erdogan believes that, by exercising Turkey’s capacity for mediation, he will recover the burden of his Ottoman forbears as the guarantors of peace and security in the Mashreq.
Japan may have taken what seemed like forever to recover from its 1990’s crisis, but it is an exception – the crisis occurred as the Japanese economy needed to restructure in the face of the huge challenges posed by China’s emergence.
Only then can investment by the private sector – the engine of employment and stable livelihoods – begin to recover.
This would allow us to recover the fiscal flexibility we need to enable us to co-finance the reconstruction of our health systems.
Even as the economy has started to recover, investment in Europe remains well below its level in 2008.
Policymakers must not rest on the optimistic assumption that Europe’s economy will recover on its own.
With so much excess capacity in real estate, confidence will not recover to its pre-crisis level anytime soon, regardless of what is done to the banking sector.
Many believe that, if Greece is to recover, it will be necessary to break the real euro taboo and reintroduce a national currency.
The evidence we have gathered so far indicates that when the new drugs are used, hard-to-treat TB patients are likelier to recover, and often do so more quickly.
Egypt will have to backtrack on its rejection of Hamas in order to recover its image among the Arabs and to reduce tensions within Egyptian society.
The expectation that he would allow the Arabs, particularly the Syrians and the Palestinians, to recover their land without resorting to arms has been proved, by his own admission, to be unrealistic.
And, though most observers believe that China’s first-tier cities (Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen) will still struggle in 2015 to digest the huge housing stock they built up in recent years, some second- and third-tier cities have already reached the bottom, and have started to recover.
In her new book For a Left Populism, Chantal Mouffe of the University of Westminster argues that “left populism, understood as a discursive strategy of construction of the political frontier between ‘the people’ and ‘the oligarchy,’ constitutes, in the present conjuncture, the type of politics needed to recover and deepen democracy.”
Those who advocate it as a way “to recover and deepen democracy” would do well to acknowledge this reality.
The important question is whether the Argentine government’s decision to nationalize 51% of YPF’s shares is the best way to recover self-sufficiency in oil and gas production, and to attract the capital needed for exploration and development of conventional reserves.
The country played according to the “rules” of financial markets and managed to finalize the restructuring rapidly; but the agreement was a bad one and did not help the economy recover.
Excessive penalties lead to negative-sum games, in which the debtor cannot recover and creditors do not benefit from the larger repayment capacity that recovery would entail.
If the official sector could forgo repayment as long as Greece meets the conditions imposed by the Troika (the ECB, the European Commission, and the IMF), private capital would return and the economy could recover rapidly.
Moreover, emphasizing economics alone can breed complacency: just sit on your hands and wait for the economy to recover.
For Italy, where the banking sector has yet to recover fully from the last financial crisis – and, indeed, remains burdened by a huge volume of non-performing loans – such a shock would be devastating.
The phase of revulsion and rejection is never complete, but the bold visions never recover their original splendor.
Here, too, the new government will need international assistance if it is to recover at least some of this loot.
With Yanukovych out of the way, official extortion of Ukrainian business should end, enabling the economy to recover.
There is one bright spot: Ireland, which is set to recover from an exceptionally severe financial crisis.
Georgia must be helped to recover from the damage inflicted by the Russian invasion, but help should be contingent on the Saakashvili government observing the principles of open society.
Rather than creating artificial CO2-binding “farms,” governments should focus on protecting already-existing natural ecosystems and allowing degraded ones to recover.
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