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The kinds of heterodox monetary policy that might be used to prevent deflation similarly risk an overreaction and renewed inflation.
Russia Looks EastDENVER – The United States’ “pivot” to Asia, a process so delicately defined that even the name had to be changed to “rebalancing” to avoid any misunderstandings in Europe, now seems to have company, in the form of renewed Russian interest in the region.
More recently, calls to modify the 1905 law have been renewed.
He follows any tactical retreat with renewed aggression.
Can a renewed quest for equality close the traditional gap that has existed between America and Europe?
Their concerns should be heard and debated; and sometimes banning is best combined with renewed efforts at civic education, emphasizing, for example, that immigrants did not cause Greece’s woes.
A renewed emphasis on Westphalian sovereignty is spreading, leading some to predict that great-power rivalries will again be the order of the day.
Failure to take all four steps outlined above all but guarantees renewed recession in America, even if a good agreement is reached on stretching out the tax hikes and spending cuts.
Similarly, we will need renewed public confidence in a new generation of nuclear power, with plants that are safe and reliably monitored.
The most important outcome of these renewed contacts was the Pakistani cabinet’s decision, on November 2, to grant India most-favored-nation (MFN) status in trade relations.
After three decades of spectacular economic growth, many Malays have become prosperous and content not only through secular capitalism, but through the country’s renewed sense of Islamic identity, one which – for the most part – embraced modernization.
But this only renewed UMNO’s desire to portray itself as sufficiently Islamist.
In fact, history could be said to have come full circle in the space of a quarter-century, from the fall of communism in Europe in 1989 to renewed confrontation between Russia and the West.
The relationship with Russia is placed somewhere between partnership and renewed rivalry, but Russia is not really seen as a strategic challenge.
Confronting the Geopolitics of Climate ChangeNEW DELHI – International climate-change negotiations are to be renewed this year.
If the objectives were met – fiscal stabilization and renewed growth – the discount would disappear.
Berlusconi's powerful finance minister, Giulio Tremonti, speaks often and fondly of the necessity of renewed government intervention in the economy; nothing is done to prevent strikes in the public transportation sector.
The good news for Egypt is that the Palestinians have shown a renewed willingness not only to pursue reconciliation, but also to pursue a difficult negotiating process with Israel and its main strategic ally, the United States.
Residents who identify with their community are less likely to harm it – and more likely to contribute actively to its renewed vigor.
But, of course, exacerbation of some of these crises and conflicts could lead to renewed concerns about energy security.
So why all the renewed optimism?
Reading the decline in risk premiums as a sign of renewed market confidence in distressed sovereigns’ creditworthiness was another self-serving misinterpretation.
The debate about whether the US should allow Russia to have “special interests” in Eastern Europe – renewed by Russia’s opposition to America’s proposed missile-defense installations in the Czech Republic and Poland – is pointless.
North Korea, Iran, Pakistan, and other countries pursue nuclear programs with renewed vigor.
Moreover, a weaker renminbi could invite renewed US complaints about currency manipulation.
The EU must return to the fundamental driver of its success, pursuing a renewed single-market agenda that reflects the rationale of the Treaty of Rome.
If officials do not return quickly to addressing economic challenges in a more comprehensive manner, the current calm may give way to renewed turmoil.
They will need all the energy and dedication they can muster to pivot quickly from Europe’s forced normality to a more durable strategy for recovery, or at least to stop drivers of renewed prosperity from slipping farther away before they can be harnessed.
So, is the renewed vigor of US President Barack Obama’s administration in the quest for peace too little, too late?
Meanwhile, renewed Russian aggression may simply reflect President Vladimir Putin’s judgment that, having realized large political returns on his previous military “investments” in Ukraine and Syria, he had little to fear or lose from further actions.
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