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While Israel is not interested in waging all-out war, it does not see such a scenario as entirely implausible.
As you survey the rest of global culture, the male-escape scenario is hard to spot emerging from any other place.
What was once a nightmare scenario regarding GMOs – the uncontrolled spread of harmful engineered genes across an ecosystem – may become a deliberate strategy.
Moreover, both China and South Korea strongly oppose such a scenario, while the United States is poorly positioned to implement it, given its involvement in Iraq.
That scenario implies slower growth – possibly 1-1.5 percentage points slower – in developing countries, including China, again with a preponderance of downside risk.
The only plausible inflationary scenario presupposes that when economies recover, central banks do not raise interest rates sufficiently in the coming boom, keeping too much of the current liquidity in the market.
Such a scenario is not impossible.
Moreover, this scenario cannot take place before the slump has turned into a boom.
We should care about that scenario, because remaining on a path of rising global emissions is almost certain to cause havoc and suffering for billions of people as they are hit by a torrent of droughts, heat waves, hurricanes, and more.
He believes, however, that he can avoid extreme solutions; in diplomacy, anything can happen, and the worst-case scenario is never guaranteed.
Such a scenario looks great in the movie “The Day After Tomorrow,” but it is unsubstantiated.
Alas, one cannot rule out a scenario in which nothing – diplomacy, sanctions, or the push for a regime change – works.
An apocalyptic scenario in the making?
This scenario is helpful for thinking about the eurozone as it attempts to survive its next round of trials – beginning with the European Parliament election in May.
If Europe’s leaders continue to choose mild palliatives over bold tactics, the best-case scenario is a lackluster recovery, with GDP growing at a 1-2% annual rate.
This may sound like a worst-case scenario, but in my view it is the most likely one: woe unto our children – and our parents.
This civil-war scenario characterizes Syria.
In this scenario, market supervision would replace political supervision.
But that halcyon scenario looks increasingly improbable.
With a baseline scenario of recession or sluggish growth amid budget austerity for years ahead, Portugal will likely seek help sooner rather than later.
Surely, a similar restructuring is the most plausible scenario in Europe as well.
Given that President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has expressed his distaste for calling a new election, such a scenario could become likely if Merkel does not resign on her own.
In this scenario, as with 9/11, the initial market correction would end up being a buying opportunity.
The 2008 crisis was followed by a long, hard recession; we should not expect a different scenario now.
Unfortunately, that scenario now seems to be unfolding.
The best scenario would be free and fair elections to choose a new government.
To the extent that this scenario holds, the next few years will follow the same multi-speed dynamics that we have seen recently.
This baseline scenario is subject to two-sided risks that could well increase over time.
But helicopter money is particularly dangerous; indeed, there is no realistic scenario in which such a policy would not go awry.
In this scenario, many would look to Germany, Europe’s largest economy.
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