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But staying out will produce nearly the same result and dramatically shake America’s credibility in a crisis-ridden region, with serious consequences for the future.
Money always goes where it wants, fleeing restrictions and staying where it is well treated.
Middle-class people are increasingly careful about their food purchases; the near-poor are losing headway and falling below, rather than staying above, the poverty line; and the poor and vulnerable, not surprisingly, are suffering even more.
It used to be America's economic staying power that the world questioned.
Staying the course is not an option.
Every prediction in economics is conditional on some things staying the same.
Fiscal governance will be the true test of the euro’s staying power.
For fear of catching the disease, schools were closed, with students and teachers staying at home.
Although sometimes bridling at liberalization measures, on the whole, borrowing governments welcome reforms that increase their revenues, as these improve the prospects of staying in power.
This time, though, it is likely to have greater staying power, as the prospect of sufficient income from jobs grows bleaker for the poor and less educated.
In the case of inward FDI, protectionism involves new official measures that are used to prevent or discourage investors from coming to or staying in a host country.
A sensible way forward would begin with everyone staying calm about China’s external provocations and internal nationalist drumbeating.
Many will be staying there, because the global economic downturn has hit China hard, costing them their jobs.
Still other heads of state, including French President Sarkozy, are weighing staying away.
For many people, paying to see a doctor, obtaining medications, seeking family-planning advice, or even getting immunized against common illnesses is a choice between staying healthy and slipping into poverty.
More than two decades of democratic rule and economic growth practically ensure that, simply by staying the course, the country will achieve lower-tier developed status by 2020.
The Taliban, who demanded to be left alone in exchange for staying out of politics, were driven into Pakistan, where they reconvened.
The sad truth is that the staying power of organized violence is almost always greater than that of non-violence.
After all, by staying in the euro, a rapid export-led recovery would be impossible.
On January 6, the rebels overran the home where we were staying in Freetown.
We were among nine Nigerians staying there.
Both prospects would be reason enough for staying away from the project altogether.
It is not only forbidden to express reservations about Kim’s divine status; staying alive requires regularly proclaiming one’s devotion.
So, too, family members staying home who receive money transfers.
The challenge, then, is to prevent them from staying there and settling down.
But with only a few exceptions, the politicians continue to support him – and for a similar reason: their narrow self-interest in staying in power and making more money for their backers.
There is something about the narrative – a sex symbol sacrificing her fetishized breasts for the sake of her children, with her husband staying by her side – that is deeply reassuring to women in Western culture.
In France, for example, all current presidential candidates hold out the unrealistic prospect of staying in the currency union but watering down the independence of the European Central Bank and its price stability mandate, increasing “consultation” between governments and the ECB, and manipulating the euro to France’s advantage.
Though it is mathematically impossible for Bernie Sanders to win enough pledged delegates to capture the Democratic nomination, he is staying in the race, which means that Hillary Clinton cannot yet begin her healing effort.
Australia is a good example of a US ally whose leaders share America’s concerns about China’s rising power but also understand the economic imperative of staying in China’s graces.
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