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While providing relatively fewer tangible public goods and services directly, the Chinese government will need to provide more intangible public goods and services like rules, standards, and policies.
China 2030 also calls for expanding opportunities, promoting social security, and reducing the country’s relatively high social and economic inequality by addressing the rural-urban disparities in access to jobs, finance, and high-quality public services.
And yet, while Mexico has relatively strong formal land and property rights for indigenous peoples and local communities, those rights have yet to be integrated with other regulations – hindering any kind of economic development.
Likewise, poverty data could be collected at relatively low cost and with much higher frequency than today, by using smart phones to replace paper-based surveys.
And, while Spain is a relatively young democracy, it is also a mature one, having endured many challenges in the 42 years since the death of the dictator Francisco Franco.
The first economy to take off was Japan, which, despite a slowdown in recent decades and a relatively small population, remains the world’s third-largest economy.
Because most Asian countries are host to relatively homogenous societies with strong national identities, the chance of civil conflicts erupting and spilling over national borders is relatively low.
The biggest step forward will come when advanced countries issue GDP-linked bonds in relatively normal times.
He is also correct that many government policies favor relatively few big firms – and favor them in a way that encourages excessive and dangerous risk-taking.
With the right approach, relatively stable and rapid growth can be maintained throughout the reform process.
Other experts told them that two-and-a-half billion people lack access to sanitation but investment in relatively simple projects could drastically reduce that number.
Because commercial real-estate investments are generally highly leveraged, even relatively small declines in prices could cause large losses for investors.
Meanwhile, poverty rates in South America have remained relatively constant.
The small states of the mid-nineteenth century, with no fiscal transfers out of a relatively limited area, might be recreated.
Even if the UK faced some additional barriers – such as new customs requirements and certificates of origin – their impact would most likely be relatively small.
For the Israeli coalition government headed by Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, matters are relatively simple.
The idea, simply put, was that countries would benefit from embracing market-based pricing and deregulation at home, while fostering free trade and relatively open cross-border capital flows.
At the international level, the established post-war order was increasingly challenged by a rising China, whose sheer size, in terms of both geography and population, enabled it to achieve systemic importance, despite a relatively low per capita income and a political system that seemed at odds with a liberal market-based economy.
China, Brazil, and India have not decoupled from their customers in Europe and North America, and so are slowing, though a relatively soft landing is likely if Europe’s recession is as short and mild as predicted.
The relatively generous dole and the prospect of high taxes once in work merely reduces the incentive to take low-paid jobs.
German policymakers have discounted the rise of extremism in relatively small countries such as Hungary and Greece.
If cool heads prevail, Scottish independence could proceed at a relatively low cost.
This is not to deny that workers in industrialized countries are becoming relatively impoverished over time.
I believe that there are forces at work that tend to make the total income that accrues to labor relatively small compared to the income that accrues to capital.
Such a policy should be relatively uncontroversial, at least as compared to more concrete foreign-policy moves.
No one should realistically expect the renminbi’s exchange rate to be determined solely by the income level of the relatively prosperous eastern coastal regions.
The path to recovery, though difficult and lengthy, has been relatively clear and specific.
One is that, unlike Spain, Italy has experienced relatively little convergence of unit labor costs with productivity.
And any changes made would need to translate into relatively large growth benefits.
But Iran has faced similar economic difficulties before – in the 1980’s, oil exports fell significantly amid the country’s eight-year war with Iraq, and in 1986-2000 global oil prices were extremely low – and handled them relatively well.
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