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For their part, African governments and development partners, recognizing the central role that agriculture can play in their economic-development agendas, have begun to reverse a three-decade decline in public investment in agriculture.
To reverse the region’s slide into chaos, it needs strong stabilizing forces that can underpin coordinated action aimed at curtailing sectarian violence.
If there is no dramatic action and improvement, governments should instead give CITES, as a well established conservation and trade agreement, a chance to reverse the species’ current plight.
The Chinese authorities are determined to reverse the resulting decline in growth in order to reemploy those who have lost their jobs and to create employment for the millions of young people who join the labor force each year.
To raise consumer spending, the Chinese government must reverse both of these trends.
By raising the cost of tobacco, we have the potential to reverse the epidemic, prevent widespread illness and suffering, and save millions of lives every year.
Rather than continue to allow misguided conventional thinking, centered on German economic ideology, to impede effective action, the ECB must pursue quantitative easing (QE) “for the people” – an adaptation of Milton Friedman’s “helicopter drops” strategy – to reverse deflation and get the eurozone back on track.
It is too early to speculate whether Germany will be able to break this pattern and reverse that trend.
In order to reverse this trend, a third discussion, one that engages the international community, is needed.
Yet just the reverse is true, at least where employee ownership is not mandated by law.
Yet neither the air blitz nor the Trump administration’s deployment of 3,000 additional US troops can reverse the deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan.
The success of efforts to reverse unsustainable uses of the world’s natural assets will require policymakers to reconsider the value of biodiversity for their people, environments, and economies.
Given that private investment responds mainly to demand, such measures would likely reverse its current downward path.
But the events described above could reverse such policies.
But it is unlikely to reverse one of Asia’s most worrying trends: an alarming regional arms build-up.
One possibility is that expanded public and private investment begins to reverse the downward productivity trend, thereby generating real growth.
Owing to the deep divisions within American society, Trump’s isolationist, anti-liberal administration may already lack the political capital and determination to delay, let alone reverse, the momentous shift in global power toward China.
As a national leader, Thatcher’s principal achievements were to reverse Britain’s decline, which had gained momentum in the 1970’s, before her first term as Prime Minister in 1979.
Even struggling cities own a range of commercial assets that can be used to reverse these trends.
Fiscal austerity helped to reverse the rising trend in public debt, and then reduced it to more manageable levels (debt nonetheless remains comparatively high).
But one day it might, if the new government does not reverse recent trends.
Millennials in the West, dismayed by the surge in “fake news,” are helping reverse declining circulations in major markets.
Some even claimed that Japan was trying to reverse the territorial outcome of WWII.
High and rising inflation creates great costs and is difficult to reverse.
To reverse this trend, Western European countries, too, must take responsibility.
It’s the reverse side of freedom.
Instead, the PBOC is employing unconventional regulatory tools – such as short-term liquidity operations, standing lending facilities, and reverse repurchase agreements – to boost the money supply, driving the repurchase rate to a ten-year low.
But the outlook is far from hopeless; the revival of a threat from Russia may reverse the prevailing trend toward European disintegration.
Still, mounting challenges such as drug and insecticide resistance threaten to reverse the progress we have made.
The crisis was relieved only many years later, in almost all cases after a country had abandoned the gold standard and was thereby free to reverse the contractionary financial policies of the early 1930s.
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