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Of particular concern is the response of primary-care physicians, who prescribe 80% of all antidepressants, but often treat many patients per hour.
President George W. Bush’s response to the attacks compromised America’s basic principles, undermined its economy, and weakened its security.
One response has been to demand further belt-tightening, for example, in the form of wage reductions and healthcare cuts.
But two can play that game: China can take similar actions, though its response is likely to be more subtle.
We have set in motion the internal procedures and facilities that will allow us to provide resources quickly, with conditions limited to the core crisis-policy response at hand.
The Fund will play its part, but all these actions are needed to reinforce the credibility of the coordinated global response to the crisis.
Yet, because the usual response – socialization of bank losses, with a privileged few keeping the profits and bonuses they accrued while the bubble was growing – creates moral hazard, the cycle is likely to be repeated.
One involves crisis response.
And, as Brookings expert Robert Einhorn explains, the Nuclear Posture Review includes another doctrinal provision with a similar effect: the statement that the US could use nuclear arms in response to “non-nuclear strategic attacks” that are only ambiguously defined.
The immediate political response to the Japanese disaster will be to make small re-adjustments among known energy sources, including wind and solar.
At the beginning of the crisis, in 2007-2008, the eurozone’s fundamental flaws could have been corrected had Germany been willing to support a joint European crisis response.
And even when Saddam had used chemical weapons years earlier – against Iranian forces in 1988, at the turning point in the war in the Faw Peninsula, and against Iraqi Kurds in 1991 – the international response had entailed, at most, a no-fly zone, not an invasion.
(The 1988 incident drew no response at all.)
Given the length and the magnitude of many of today’s conflicts – in which great powers are frequently involved – a bold and comprehensive international commitment is urgently needed for prevention and humanitarian response.
Restoring growth in the short term while addressing debt problems in the medium and long term may well be the only valid response to the crisis.
Saudi Arabia’s initial response to the fracturing of a system that it had underwritten with petrodollars was to increase support for those of its allies that were still standing – Jordan, Lebanon, and Bahrain.
There is no easy military response to Iran’s nuclear program, and no bombing campaign can eliminate the country’s nuclear knowledge.
But representation is never simply a mechanical response to pre-existing demands.
The response in Turkey – where as many as 50 possible cases have appeared in the eastern part of the country – is instructive.
This is ominously reminiscent of China’s initial response to SARS in 2003.
Though designing an effective response to Russian aggression will not be easy, the EU’s much-vaunted soft power depends on it.
The inescapable but inconvenient truth is that the response to global warming that we have single-mindedly pursued for nearly 20 years – since the leaders of rich countries first vowed to cut carbon – is simply not going to work.
He was purposely vague in his response: the renminbi’s inclusion in the SDR would be a positive step, he said, but it could not be taken until China makes much more progress in reforming its financial sector and transforming its growth model.
What these fighters for justice and freedom take from this 3,500-word document is the brief statements of general principles in response to John’s arbitrary seizure of his subjects’ property and person.
But all of this sensitive diplomacy could be wrecked if, in response to rising unemployment, there is an outbreak of trade protectionism involving America, Europe, and China.
During the global financial crisis, the G-20 became the primary forum to agree on basic principles in areas such as the fiscal-policy response and the role of the International Monetary Fund.
As proof of this new realism, the government has been trumpeting its response to the set of policy recommendations that an expert panel led by the business executive Louis Gallois presented two weeks before the downgrade.
The response is centered on a payroll-tax cut, which will be offset by spending cuts and a higher value-added tax.
The downgrade thus suggests that Moody’s considered the government’s response insufficient.
The full picture emerges only after examining the motivations behind the government’s inadequate response.
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