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A major reason for the accelerating growth in government debt is America’s rapidly aging population and the
resulting
increase in the cost of the universal pension and health-care programs – Social Security and Medicare.
By some estimates, if the world completes all of the dam projects currently underway or planned without mitigation measures, the
resulting
infrastructure would disrupt 300,000 kilometers (186,411 miles) of free-flowing rivers – a length equivalent to seven trips around the planet.
Even if the UK economy does not fall into outright recession after this vote (the pound’s decline might cushion the initial blow), there is every chance that the
resulting
economic and political disorder will give some who voted to leave “buyers’ remorse.”
Finally, to the extent that we continue to rely on fossil fuels, we must capture the
resulting
CO2 emissions at power plants before they escape into the atmosphere.
One area of concern is the health and stability of growth in emerging markets as they attempt to benefit from capital inflows; satisfy North Atlantic demands for open financial markets; and manage the
resulting
instability created by speculative “hot money,” the carry trade, irrational exuberance, and overshooting.
And when a country with excessive fiscal deficits needs to raise taxes and cut government spending, as Greece clearly does now, the
resulting
contraction of GDP and employment cannot be reduced by a devaluation that increases exports and reduces imports.
Those countries succumbed to the
resulting
temptation to increase government borrowing, driving the ratio of government debt to GDP to more than 100% in Greece and Italy.
As climate change leads to deeper and more frequent droughts, the
resulting
water shortages will require new, sometimes difficult, solutions that go beyond futile attempts to placate the public.
And the current regulatory environment increasingly allows for large corporations to wield power without accountability,
resulting
in higher monopoly rents and greater bargaining power.
In short, neoliberalism’s intellectual capture of economic policymaking across a wide range of countries, is
resulting
in the exclusion of most wage earners from the gains of economic growth.
The
resulting
hesitancy of those in charge gave rise to procedures – both international and national – that facilitated fantasies of vindication and return.
The
resulting
job creation, though temporary, lulled policymakers into complacency about what was really going on in the labor market.
On top of that, there is the possibility of health-care costs
resulting
from exposure to radioactivity.
Capital fled emerging markets, sending Latin American countries into another nosedive and
resulting
in economic depression and more currency, debt, and banking crises.
The
resulting
economic slowdown has undermined the government’s capacity to maintain inflated asset prices and avoid pockets of credit distress.
Now, without exchange-rate risk, interest-rate spreads based on debtor countries’ credit ratings are the only remaining defense against excessive capital movements and the
resulting
external imbalances.
How the
resulting
losses imposed on debt holders will be divided between the various eurozone institutions and the IMF is anyone’s guess.
The
resulting
shift in enrollment away from low-cost healthy patients to those with predictably high costs will raise insurance companies’ cost per insured person, driving up the premiums that they must charge.
The
resulting
revitalization of SOEs would also help quell any doubts about debt-equity swaps with the private sector.
Surgically harvesting eggs from a woman's ovaries, fertilizing them outside her body, and transferring the
resulting
embryos into her uterus enabled effective treatment of female infertility caused by irreparably damaged fallopian tubes.
In this case, an embryo is being selected not only to avoid congenital disease and thus directly benefit the
resulting
child, but also to produce a child whose very existence could provide a cure for an older sibling, and with virtually no risk to the donor child.
Obviously, analogous questions can be extended to the selection of many other traits that are not essential to the health of the
resulting
offspring.
But the
resulting
validity comes at the cost of generality: randomized controlled trials in the form of local experiments cannot replace an overarching vision of the social good.
If negotiations stall, financial and liquidity stress,
resulting
from Greece’ inability to borrow at current interest rates – ten-year bond yields have reached 9.5 % – will weaken the fiscal position and banking system further.
Four decades ago, countries not only endured the immediate economic impact of the OPEC embargo; they leveraged the potential of the
resulting
oil shortages to spur innovation.
Unit labor costs in the four southern countries increased by 36%, 28%, 30%, and 25%, respectively, from 2000 to 2010, compared to less than 5% in Germany,
resulting
in an end-2010 cumulative divergence above 30% in Greece and more than 20% in Portugal, Italy, and Spain.
But labor costs increased much faster in the south,
resulting
in differential cost increases that cannot be addressed by devaluation as long as the monetary union endures.
Skilled labor is likely to emigrate faster, and extreme austerity, falling prices, and high unemployment – and the
resulting
likelihood of social tension – are not exactly conducive to investment, innovation, or labor mobility.
The
resulting
knowledge benefits everyone by stopping epidemics and limiting the economic and human toll of widespread illness.
In economic jargon, the supply curve of labor was flat but is now sloping upward, so that rapidly increasing demand for labor
resulting
from rapid growth is driving up wages.
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