Relying
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The United Nations estimates that there are now more than 37,000 international NGOs, with major donors
relying
on them more and more.
Of course, with 15 countries
relying
on nuclear power for 25% or more of their electricity, we cannot abandon it overnight.
Post-Brexit forecasts of doom and gloom for Africa’s export-driven economies miss a fundamental fact: these economies will soon be
relying
far less on commodity exports.
As citizens start
relying
on redistribution, productive work is discouraged, and real wealth creation suffers.
By
relying
on some 110,000 foreign state and non-state actors to maintain a hold on the small portion of Syria that he still controls, Assad’s regime is much like his military: a shadow of what it once was.
Relying
solely on that model will be more difficult in the future.
Firms that traditionally borrowed on the financial markets avoided these high rates by
relying
on their own profits.
For many years, economists have been arguing that private property and competition are good for productivity and investment,
relying
upon a comparison between the natural gas and oil sectors.
We have had some recent experience of this in Romania, where the regime of ex-communists, led by former president Ion Illiescu, was often criticized by the democratic opposition and the press for
relying
on “rule by decree,” not parliamentary voting.
Local governments use land as collateral to take out loans to fund infrastructure investment, then finance repayment by
relying
on revenues from subsequent land sales.
With much of the country’s agriculture
relying
heavily on rainfall, owing to underdeveloped infrastructure, cereal yields are down 40% this year.
Relying
on “infant economy” arguments, major exports were restricted and legal obstacles were erected against foreign participation in the development of natural resources, as well as financial and other services, further impeding regional integration.
To mitigate the effects of a US recession and global economic slump, the Fed and other central banks should be cutting rates much more aggressively, rather than
relying
on modest liquidity injections that are bound to fail.
The problem is that it is too expensive a solution for politicians and the public to swallow easily –which is why many well-meaning climate scientists have apparently concluded that instead of
relying
on reasoned discussion, they might as well try to scare us witless.
The other is to double down on the incendiary politics of anti-Muslim animus that has worked for the party in the past,
relying
on the dangerous doctrine of Hindutva, according to which India is a land of Hindus and should declare itself a Hindu state.
Iran and Saudi Arabia are fighting primarily against each other for regional predominance,
relying
on non-state actors.
All other OECD countries treat the profits of their companies’ foreign subsidiaries very differently,
relying
on the so-called “territorial” method of taxing foreign earnings.
Volkswagen’s China operation engages with potential customers directly online, rather than
relying
solely on traditional dealerships.
An independent board would oversee the state plan’s administration,
relying
on a competitive bidding process to select investment managers.
The likelier motivation is that Putin decided to let the election play out,
relying
on Navalny to lose.
In 2009, they worked to defeat climate-change legislation by
relying
on anti-regulation rhetoric that demonized their own creation.
In general, the best government interventions target failures precisely – using cap and trade to put a price on air pollution, for example, or
relying
on the individual mandate to curtail adverse selection in health insurance – while letting market forces do the rest more efficiently than bureaucrats can.
All the while, they are
relying
on Scarlett O’Hara’s credo: “Tomorrow is another day.”
The way to render an aggressively counter-cyclical fiscal policy feasible is by
relying
on modern budget rules.
A German government study has estimated that, between 2010 and 2050, Germany could save more than €700 billion by
relying
on non-nuclear renewable energy instead of nuclear power or imported fossil fuels such as coal, gas, and oil.
Relying
upon such promises would be financial suicide.
Fortunately, the EU itself also has a proud tradition of muddling through the challenges it faces, long
relying
on messy arrangements to accommodate its various members’ needs and demands.
The influential report “One market, one money,” issued in 1990 under the leadership of the former French Finance Minister Jacques Delors, called for the creation of a single currency,
relying
on the specious argument that the single market could not function well otherwise.
Developing economies that manage to grow rapidly on a sustained basis without
relying
on natural-resource booms – as most of these countries have for a decade or more – typically do so through export-oriented industrialization.
Had the UK not acted to avoid such a scenario it would have lost the most, especially if it had ended up
relying
on a crumbling multilateral trade system to ensure access to foreign markets.
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