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Seductive leaders (Hitler among them) exploited the
resulting
sense of frustration.
We are feeling the shocks each day in catastrophic floods, droughts, and storms – and in the
resulting
surge in prices in the marketplace.
The limits to the global economy are new,
resulting
from the unprecedented size of the world’s population and the unprecedented spread of economic growth to nearly the entire world.
Even today, the weight of the world economy is already crushing nature, rapidly depleting the supplies of fossil-fuel energy resources that nature created over millions of years, while the
resulting
climate change has led to massive instabilities in terms of rainfall, temperature, and extreme storms.
Indeed, the government repeatedly pushed the economy into what were thought to be the industries of the future,
resulting
in economic expansion and a larger, wealthier middle class.
The
resulting
controversies have convulsed the country and dominated political discourse, sidelining Modi’s economic policies in the process.
Even with the dollar’s decline and the
resulting
25% rise in US exports over the past two years, the US still had an annualized trade deficit at the end of fourth quarter of 2007 of about $700 billion (5% of GDP).
Though the process included significant creative destruction, rapid economic growth offset losses
resulting
from excess capacity.
Previous governments sought to avoid difficult policy choices and obfuscate fundamental issues by implementing inefficient controls that grossly misallocated resources and undermined Argentina’s ability to generate the foreign-exchange earnings needed to cover its import bill,
resulting
in domestic shortages.
The
resulting
policy confusion would be bad for everyone.
With the IFC’s help, the Indian company Jain Irrigation – the second largest drip irrigation company in the world – has expanded its operations,
resulting
in water savings equal to annual consumption by roughly 15 million households.
The longer the bubble expanded, the larger the explosion and the greater (and more global) the
resulting
downturn would be.ampnbsp;
The
resulting
savings are proposed to modernize military hardware and equip the forces for future tasks.
In the developed countries, too, trade liberalization, which started earlier in the postwar period, was accompanied by other forms of economic opening (for example, a return to currency convertibility),
resulting
in rapid GDP growth.
The
resulting
added value will bolster policymakers’ ability to find long-term solutions to persistent problems, including an inefficient health-care system, inadequate primary and secondary education, and blatant social injustice.
Making matters worse, cities tend to have higher rates of air pollution, especially fine particulate matter (PM)
resulting
from the combustion of fossil fuels and biomass, which contributes to up to three million deaths every year.
During the war in Kuwait, the Iraqis pumped massive amounts of oil into the Persian Gulf,
resulting
in the world's largest-ever oil spill--some fifty times the amount released from the tanker "Prestige" off the Spanish coast last fall.
Experience shows that a temporary cut in personal income taxes would provide very little stimulus, because most taxpayers would use the
resulting
extra net income to pay down debt or increase their savings, rather than spending more.
Governments in regions blessed with cheap oil have sometimes considered the
resulting
revenues as a sign of divine favor and spent money as if it would never run out.
Too many countries have been underinvesting in infrastructure for decades,
resulting
in everyday inconveniences and, worse, creating roadblocks to economic growth.
If not, they risk
resulting
in a lower level of growth and welfare.
Indeed, the rise of Asia itself, and US companies’
resulting
focus on the Asian market, has in many ways served to amplify it.
The
resulting
stalemate has impeded meaningful discussion of the main issues – including non-tariff measures, export restrictions, electronic commerce, exchange rates, and the trade implications of climate-change-related policies – raised by an open global economy.
But it is the economic slowdown that renders all developed countries less resistant to the financial shocks
resulting
from the sub-prime problem and from the mixed loan packages that are then used to dilute the risks attached to sub-prime debt.
Between 1971-1980 eurodollar nominal interest rates averaged 8.5% while export-price inflation for Latin America averaged 17.4%,
resulting
in a negative 8.9% real interest rate on foreign debt.
But when America’s Fed pursued tight money between 1980-85, dollar nominal interest rates averaged 11.7% and export-price inflation was a negative 7.0%,
resulting
in a 17.9% positive real interest rate.
The
resulting
decline in competitiveness puts an excess burden on the economy, making it even less able to absorb the over-stimulated demand for medical services without an increase in costs.
By contrast, on the face of it, there cannot be anything wrong with offering services or products for free, and then simply using the
resulting
advertising possibilities.
It seems only fitting that China and Italy should work together to seize the opportunity presented by African industrialization, integrate the continent’s workers into global value chains, and ensure the fair distribution of the
resulting
gains.
Second, the benefits of mitigating emissions of GHGs are so overwhelming that this, combined with the prospect of the harm
resulting
from inaction, makes it imperative for the world to devise an international response and a plan of action.
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