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For instance, in 2001, it took just one quarter for output to recover, but 38 months for jobs to come back.
To recover ground, some, especially Walker, have fallen into the trap of trying to out-Trump Trump.
As their economies recover, massive US government borrowing also will crowd out their government and private borrowers.
Even after the global economy began to recover, governments channeled their resources toward dubious and uncoordinated schemes to support energy production and consumption, rather than effective investments aimed at driving a shift toward more sustainable energy systems.
As the advanced economies recover, however weakly, the growth differential is likely to narrow again, perhaps to about two percentage points, which still implies steady convergence at a decent pace.
On both sides of the Atlantic, economic performance tanked in 2009 and started to recover in 2010.
Moreover, desperate to recover its relevance in Middle East politics, the US has now radically changed its attitude and agreed to a meeting between US Undersecretary of State for Near East Affairs David Welch and Riad Daoudi, Syria’s chief negotiator with Israel.
Not until occupation ends, Israel lives within internationally recognized borders, and the Palestinians recover their dignity as a nation will the Jewish state’s existence be finally secured.
A priority for any interim administration must be to restore and improve educational and healthcare institutions so that they can recover lost ground.
After helping Europe recover from the ruins of World War II, multilateralism gave countries a common purpose: to improve their citizens’ wellbeing and quality of life.
Fiscal policy was being tightened when growth was languishing below 2% (after bouncing back in 2010), and sizeable negative output gaps suggested that overall employment would be slow to recover.
That credibility will take time to recover – and time is a luxury that Brazil does not have.
With time, member states’ economies started to recover, and new instruments for coordinating economic policy within the eurozone were adopted.
The hope is that the reduction in borrowing costs on new loans, plus the austerity programs promised by governments, will enable bond prices to recover to par without the need for the creditor banks to take a hit.
It was write-offs and devaluations, not austerity programs, that allowed bond prices to recover.
There must also be a major, coordinated transatlantic effort to help Georgia rebuild and recover.
Furthermore, consumption and investment are still down 12% and unlikely to recover that lost ground before 2020.
The final question is whether Europe and Japan will recover their “animal spirits.”
There is another strongly held belief: that Japan cannot recover without a steep decline in the yen.
No one can say for sure why non-residential business investment has failed to recover in recent years.
The FDIC sought to recover $900 million, but the executives have just settled for $64 million, almost all of which will be paid by their insurers; their out-of-pockets costs are estimated at just $400,000.
The rationale – or perhaps we should call it ideology – behind supporting big banks is that they are needed for the economy to recover.
Viewing such aid to local NGOs as undue interference in their affairs, a growing number of governments in the global south want to maintain or recover full control over cash flows from abroad – especially if they are destined for civil-society actors, which, because of their international connections, are viewed as having divided loyalties.
Nonetheless, it will be difficult for North Africa to recover without greater EU involvement.
The EU’s institutions need to revitalize themselves and recover the support of Europe’s citizens.
The nascent peace talks were scuttled, and Turkish-Israeli relations have yet to recover.
But it would be no minor event, and it would take years for the organization to recover.
We need healthy financial markets, without which we will not recover.
By plunging Italy into a deep recession (from which it has yet to recover), austerity sank interim Prime Minister Mario Monti’s broad-based coalition and boosted Beppe Grillo’s anti-establishment, anti-euro Five Star Movement, which finished second in the European Parliament election.
First, if growth did not recover and surprise on the upside (in which case high asset prices would be justified), eventually slow growth would dominate the levitational effects of liquidity and force asset prices lower, in line with weaker economic fundamentals.
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