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The Doha Round of global trade talks remains stalled, and Obama delayed the three bilateral free-trade agreements that awaited approval when he came into office.
Indeed, with Cameron’s big win, the specter of a British exit from the European Union has begun to recede, though it remains unvanquished.
With weapons of mass destruction nowhere to be found, the justice of this intervention remains an open question--one that now turns on the coalition's efforts to establish the rudiments of legality in Iraq.
But whoever is elected will confront difficult choices if a nuclear-armed Pakistan remains unable or unwilling to act as an American partner and meet its responsibilities in the effort against terrorism.
While it is true that some modest residue of progress often remains after these episodes end, China's current political environment is far more censorious and intolerant now than it was in the mid-1980's.
Indeed, this most recent example of reformus interruptus once again raises the all-important question of whether China can actually undergo a "peaceful evolution," at least so long as the Chinese Communist Party remains in control.
But when it comes to nuclear security, complacency remains a major problem.
Whether the region’s governments are finally serious about implementing real change remains to be seen.
Whether the UK can maintain its access to the European market – which accounted for 45% of its exports and 53% of its imports in 2014 – remains an open question.
The case for a morally neutral diplomacy remains more compelling than ever, for on closer inspection, it is also a case in favor a foreign policy based on clear moral values.
Those seeking the positive will find in the statistics concerning increased median income, reduced poverty, and record low unemployment; those in search of the bleak will find it in the 12% of America’s population that remains poor and in the country’s increasing concentration of wealth at the top.
And a job remains the single most important element in getting ahead.
Finally, the United Kingdom and Europe will both be better off if the UK remains an EU member, but there is a real danger of a semi-detached status.
The EU remains an important source of support for its members’ prosperity and security in an increasingly interconnected, competitive, and, in some ways, chaotic world.
The policy mix remains too pro-cyclical, causing the deflationary impact of fiscal consolidation to drown out the benefits of structural reform.
The second, more likely outcome is that Britain remains in the EU, but with a weakened standing, causing a range of issues on which British and Irish interests are aligned to be left behind.
Indeed, fifty years after Cuba’s revolution, Latin America remains divided.
Such an outcome remains possible, especially if the rebellions fail and more oppression follows.
And, as the ongoing dispute over Greece illustrates, agreement remains elusive: Participating countries have developed contradictory analyses of the causes of the debt crisis, from which they derive contradictory prescriptions.
America’s Growth in the Decade AheadCAMBRIDGE – Although the strength of the US economy in 2010 remains uncertain, it is important to look ahead to its likely performance in the coming decade.
There are, of course, serious downside risks to this forecast, especially if the fiscal deficit remains high or adverse tax policies depress the rise in productivity.
But the fact remains that, in any negotiations with the European Union, the Greek Cypriot government will not be able to speak for the whole of Cyprus.
Despite their good intentions, it remains to be seen if any of these initiatives will pave the way for effective policy responses.
The legal and political challenges implied are no minor matter: marijuana remains an illicit substance under US federal law and international conventions that America has adopted.
Moreover, the topic remains highly sensitive: while public-opinion polls in 2012 indicate for the first time a small majority in favor of legalization, opponents remain vehement.
How customers and companies, including new entrants, would react to such rules remains to be seen.
As a consequence of the horrors of the 1930’s, there remains substantial suspicion of concepts like “Greater East Asia.”
Should this change, the ECB will have to raise rates even if Europe’s economic growth remains slack.
It is doubtful that the ECB would raise interest rates to curb excess liquidity so long as economic recovery remains in question.
After all, for three decades prior to the crisis, developing countries were told to liberalize, and to pursue export-oriented policies, leaving them structurally dependent on advanced-country demand, which remains weak.
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