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His words are worth quoting at length:“I don’t have any enthusiasm for…trying to
shrink
the relative importance of the financial system in our economy as a test of reform, because we have to think about the fact that we operate in the broader world…It’s the same thing for Microsoft or anything else.
One alternative is to let universities
shrink
again to a manageable size.
The dollar is declining because only a more competitive dollar can
shrink
the US trade deficit to a sustainable level.
Thus, as rising global demand pushes oil prices higher in the years ahead, it will become more difficult to
shrink
America’s trade deficit, inducing more rapid dollar depreciation.
As a result, however much the government cuts its spending, its deficit will barely
shrink.
As AI moves deeper into the workplace, jobs will disappear, employment will decline, and populations will
shrink
accordingly.
That decline in the dollar exchange rate is necessary to
shrink
the very large trade deficit that the US has with the rest of the world.
Even those who are working are seeing their incomes
shrink.
But Israel’s margin for strategic error will
shrink
even further.
Indeed, in retrospect, what is surprising is that China’s trade surplus did not
shrink
even more.
In developing countries, by contrast, manufacturing has begun to
shrink
while per capita incomes have been a fraction of that level: Brazil’s deindustrialization began at $5,000, China’s at $3,000, and India’s at $2,000.
If a country’s terms of trade (the price of its exports) deteriorate and a large recession persists for a long time, its government’s revenue base may
shrink
and its debt burden may become excessive.
By mid-century, Japan’s population could
shrink
by 30% unless it attracts 17 million immigrants – a hard task in a country historically resistant to immigration.
As economic activity in the region picks up, and the slack in capacity utilization begins to shrink, the relationship between growth, unemployment, and investment should return to normal.
Given the destabilizing dynamics that the fiscal plan will trigger, out-migration will be higher than the plan assumes, the size of the economy will shrink, and the per capita debt burden on those remaining will increase.
During the campaign, Trump promised to label China a currency manipulator on his first day in office; end the “One China” policy (recognizing Taiwan as part of greater China) that has long guided Sino-American relations; and impose a high tariff on Chinese imports, to
shrink
the bilateral trade deficit.
Given a fertility rate of just 1.2 births per woman – among the lowest in the world – South Korea’s labor force is set to
shrink
by a quarter by 2050, with people aged 65 and over accounting for 35% of the total population, up from 13% today.
Splendid, but the Meltzer Commission would
shrink
the World Bank, returning unused capital to shareholders – a major resource transfer to the rich.
Yet when central banks’ balance sheets finally start to shrink, asset-dependent economies will once again be in peril.
This sense of unfairness has fueled growing discontent and frustration among those who have seen their real wages fall, their jobs disappear, and their social benefits
shrink
because of tax evasion or a larger pool of recipients that includes immigrants.
Moreover, the eurozone recession is over (though five periphery economies continue to
shrink
and recovery remains very fragile).
Those in business try to
shrink
their declared income to the smallest amount possible, or not declare any income at all.
Land reform remains so controversial he may
shrink
from addressing the issue.
A bank without a viable business model does not
shrink
gradually and then disappear.
Government must
shrink
or go bust.
Yet aid from Africa’s traditionally generous foreign donors, including the United States and Europe, is now set to shrink, owing to political and economic constraints.
The arrangement that Mody proposes is one whereby states decide by themselves which fiscal policy they prefer and default if they become insolvent; banks know that public debt is risky and behave accordingly; and governments force banks to
shrink
by refusing to stand behind them and socialize their losses.
We face a historic responsibility: we need to modernize the French economy, and introduce in a few months a decade’s worth of reforms to generate stronger, more inclusive growth, create more jobs, and
shrink
public deficits.
This caused interest-rate differentials between various countries to shrink, which generated real-estate booms in the weaker economies and reduced their competitiveness.
Thus, unless Moore's Law ceases to hold or the marginal usefulness of computers and communications equipment rapidly declines, the economic significance of the IT sectors will not shrink, but grow.
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