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Such was the case when the US government resolved the Savings and Loan (S&L) debacle in the early 1990s.
Still, conflict is not inevitable, and even the Israeli-Palestinian problem can eventually be resolved.
This plays into the hands of those who never want the conflict to be resolved.
The assumption is that US election uncertainties will be resolved quickly; fiscal and structural reform efforts will be restarted, making up for lost time; and progress toward new COVID-19 treatments, vaccines, or herd immunity will continue to accelerate.
In South Sudan, women have mediated and resolved tribal disputes to prevent conflicts from escalating to violence.
That is not because these issues are unimportant, but because clear rules of conduct in economic relations must be established regardless of how even bigger conflicts are to be resolved.
Why was the IMF willing to pour resources into a situation that – at least with the benefit of hindsight – could be resolved only through stronger fiscal adjustment (more austerity), a debt default, more foreign aid, or a mixture of all three?
The most important problem that needs to be resolved is not America’s massive bilateral trade deficit with China.
There are many deeply contentious territorial and political disputes between the Israelis and the Palestinians, and at some point, these will have to be resolved.
This issue will not be resolved through the ECB’s standard strategy review process.
Also, although the trade tensions between the United States and China have been temporarily alleviated by a “phase one” deal, the underlying sources of conflict have hardly been resolved.
But the problem is never resolved, in part because it is actually many problems.
By the end of the year, however, all of these risks had subsided: the Fed executed a dovish U-turn, the US-China trade war moved toward a ceasefire, oil prices fell, and Italy resolved its fiscal clash with the European Commission in a fairly innocuous truce.
If anything, the global economic slowdown and the approach of the 2020 US presidential election will increase the likelihood of the Sino-American trade conflict being resolved.
The ECB’s lose-lose-lose trilemma can be resolved only through a comprehensive pro-growth approach at both the national and regional levels, involving measures that are not available to central banks.
The ongoing crisis will be resolved only through rationality, compassion, and mutual understanding, both within and beyond our borders.
Over two centuries, battles over electoral reform, the Corn Laws, free trade, the House of Lords, and the Irish question were eventually resolved by reform and compromise.
Such legal questions will need to be resolved.
The ICMA’s intent was to overcome the problem of holdouts, and its best option was the single-limb approach, which allows for multiple debt issuances to be resolved with a single supermajority vote.
Now, however, the economic emergency will not be resolved until the health emergency is effectively addressed: the health emergency will not end simply by conquering the disease in one country alone, but by ensuring recovery from COVID-19 in all countries.
The problem was resolved with the conclusion of the Acuerdo Tripartito between Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay, which all three signed in 1979.
Needless to say, Britain, too, can be ruled out as a safe haven, at least until the Brexit fiasco is resolved.
But they have been unable to do their jobs, owing largely to early testing failures, which still have yet to be resolved.
If it is not resolved soon, the fighting in Libya could sow instability in neighboring countries like Tunisia and Egypt, and trigger more waves of refugees fleeing to Europe.
Unless these conflicts are resolved, they lead to unsustainable fiscal deficits, excessive foreign borrowing, inflation, and exchange-rate instability.
India’s China Problem in PakistanNEW DELHI – One can only hope that the latest tensions between India and Pakistan, which erupted after a terrorist attack last month killed over 40 Indian paramilitary policemen and injured several others in the Pulwama district of the northern state of Jammu and Kashmir, will be resolved peacefully.
But even if aid were to produce a year or two of economic growth, the island’s political and economic problems would continue to resurface until the underlying structural issues are resolved.
My paradox will, I hope, be resolved through the ballot box.
Given the need for specificity in designing decision-making algorithms, it stands to reason that an international body will be needed to set the standards according to which moral and ethical dilemmas are resolved.
Given how deeply interconnected the American and Chinese economies are – both with each other and the rest of the world – everybody wins if the trade war is resolved.
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