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But European leaders have yet to recognize that old bank business models are obsolete, and that
reliance
on private-sector leverage for balance-sheet repair of both sovereigns and banks is doomed to failure.
But it also led to new doubts about the wisdom of
reliance
on commodity exports.
At the same time, it increases energy dependence and economic
reliance
on Russia, hardening Ukraine into a one-dimensional – Russia-leaning – foreign policy.
It reflects lingering discomfort with a global world of greater transparency, freedom of expression, and a diminished
reliance
on absolute sovereignty.
Disappointment about the raters’ performance, and skepticism about the effectiveness of regulation, has led to calls to eliminate any regulatory
reliance
on ratings.
Although I cannot claim to be an expert on Chinese economic statistics, I think these headlines are a natural but misleading consequence of the authorities’ intentional effort to shift China’s economic structure away from industrial expansion and exports toward greater
reliance
on services and household consumption.
But most have suffered from the opposite syndrome: excessive
reliance
on capital inflows, which, by spurring domestic credit and consumption, generate temporary growth.
As a result of widespread
reliance
on the precautionary principle, doomsday scenarios have come to dominate discussion of climate change.
For its part, France has been reluctant to build an interconnected European grid, owing to its heavy
reliance
on nuclear energy.
Most important, while
reliance
on debt made financial institutions riskier, creditors knew that, in a crisis, the government would probably bail out the largest, if not all of them.
For the past decade, China’s strategy for internationalizing the renminbi has involved greater
reliance
on the International Monetary Fund’s Special Drawing Rights as an alternative international reserve currency.
The difference between the US and other countries is not its lack of a BAT, but its strong
reliance
on direct taxation.
The US views an opening to Turkey as a way to decrease Armenia’s real and imagined
reliance
on Russia.
The challenge, then, is to reduce our current
reliance
on fossil and nuclear fuels for base-load power.
They have subsidized Chinese jobs and other European countries’
reliance
on dirty energy sources.
Anyone concerned about economic imbalances, and about excessive
reliance
on a volatile financial sector, will certainly hope that this aspect of the BoE’s “forward guidance” proves as unreliable as its forecasts of unemployment have been.
It will require less
reliance
on the traditional print media, just as the publics of the US and the world are relying less on newspapers.
The right policies – less fiscal austerity in the short run, more public investment spending, and less
reliance
on monetary easing – are the opposite of those that have been pursued by the world’s major economies.
Its authors point out that while the Industrial Revolution caused climate change,
reliance
on coal was actually good for forests, because our forebears stopped raiding forests for wood.
Although every country must balance its own energy needs,
reliance
on renewable sources, and solar power in particular, is the most cost-efficient strategy for fostering rapid economic development throughout the continent.
The NPR, for example, further reduces America’s
reliance
on nuclear weapons by adopting an almost no-first-use doctrine.
Its merit is its head-on challenge to the neoliberal obsession with deficits and debt reduction, and to
reliance
on quantitative easing as the sole – and now exhausted – demand-management tool.
Meanwhile, Xi may have endorsed in 2013 “the decisive role of the market,” but that hasn’t diminished his Marxist-Leninist
reliance
on the leading role of the state.
The current scheme breeds structural fiscal deficits, excessive
reliance
on imports, endemic corruption, money laundering, narcotics trafficking, and massive capital flight.
That points towards
reliance
on the ECB.
It moves economic growth away from a dangerous over
reliance
on external demand, while shifting support to untapped internal demand.
Let’s recognize, first of all, that we are still a long way from ending our
reliance
on fossil fuels.
To be sure, large labor-surplus economies’ deepening integration into the global market, together with increased
reliance
on automation and artificial intelligence, has weakened workers’ bargaining power and shifted labor demand into very specific and limited sectors.
This means that today’s undergraduates – and recent graduates – have studied economics during a period of uninterrupted
reliance
on near-zero interest-rate policies (ZIRP) and large-scale asset purchases, known as quantitative easing (QE).
That, however, is a precondition for reducing external imbalances and
reliance
on foreign credit.
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