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Most importantly, if we are to reverse capital flight, the government must persuade individual savers that they can deposit money safely and withdraw it on demand.
A cheaper currency could, in principle, reverse the effects of austerity.
In the US, the reverse is true.
NATO peacekeeping troops were not directed to stop the abductions, disappearances, retaliation killings, and massive property destruction by groups of ethnic Albanians, which led to a vast reverse ethnic cleansing of the non-Albanian (mainly Serb) population.
There is a long history of legislating such spending cuts, only to reverse them in subsequent years.
It is unclear, for example, if applying old economic treatments would reverse current trends.
To reverse these trends, we must first reverse the trend in emerging economies toward highly financialized corporate strategies.
But the fact that Russia’s social and economic diseases are going unaddressed has consigned the country to the long-term decline that his presidency was supposed to reverse.
The US has recognized that only using the credit of the state to the fullest extent possible can reverse the collapse of credit in the private sector.
Indeed, that is why the latest deal with Greece, which entails even more bailout funds, could work, as long as the country is accorded the debt reprofiling that it needs to reverse the decline of its GDP, reduces its primary surpluses, and pursues balance-sheet-strengthening reforms.
The choice is between approving the Brexit deal that Prime Minister Theresa May has negotiated with the European Union, crashing out of the EU with no deal, or trying to reverse the exit process altogether.
Moreover, today’s “warm politics, cool economics” trend is the reverse of the “cold politics, warm economics” pattern under Koizumi.
Violent extremism and groups espousing it are threatening to reverse Africa’s development gains not only in the near term, but also for decades to come.
It may well be female students’ very success – and the role of educated women in opposing Iran’s theocracy – that led the government to seek to reverse the trend.
The recent decline in oil prices is on par with the supply-driven drop in 1985-1986, when OPEC members (read: Saudi Arabia) decided to reverse supply cuts to regain market share.
Conventional wisdom held that quick privatization would reverse this process.
Our duty is to rise to the occasion and reverse the tide.
For his part, AMLO has spent his transition period introducing pro forma ballot initiatives to reverse major decisions such as the construction of a new airport outside Mexico City.
A well-designed combination of caps to limit tax expenditures and a gradual slowing of growth in outlays for entitlement programs could reverse the rise in the debt and strengthen the US economy.
Noise about these risks has occasionally (but only briefly) shaken investors’ confidence, and modest market corrections have tended to reverse themselves.
The most recent and unexpected case was the easing of Iran sanctions to reverse the rise in oil prices above $80.
But ending ivory sales alone will not reverse declines in elephant populations.
This is all the more important in view of the ECB’s disinclination to reverse near-deflationary conditions, which raise the effective debt-repayment burden further.
And the middle class anticipates tolerance of what Khatami calls "different views" as well as economic moves to reverse a decline so severe that per capita income in real terms is only one quarter of what it was under the Shah.
But it is not too late for India to reverse the trend.
But any effort to address these issues must be coupled with measures that mitigate and eventually reverse the job and income polarization that has been fueling popular discontent and political instability.
Instead, we reverse the process, using guesswork to motivate experiment.
In this scenario, Chinese monetary authorities might be forced to reverse course and prop up the renminbi.
And the fact is that it will be difficult to develop policies that can reverse damaging political trends and promote more widely shared growth.
Europe must also counter and reverse micro-level challenges that are becoming more deeply embedded in its economic and financial structure.
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