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Third, the new stimulus package is mainly aimed at infrastructure, equipment renovation, and industrial upgrading, which have suffered serious under-investment in the past, especially in China’s central and western regions.
People without them have suffered … a change has got to come.
Moreover, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Democracy Index 2011, press freedom in Western Europe has suffered as a result of new restrictions and pressures.
But it failed in Finland and the Baltic states, and it suffered a crucial defeat outside Warsaw in 1920.
To be sure, they have suffered reputational damage from this fiasco and will likely try to improve.
As the housing bubble burst, both borrowers and bankers suffered.
Hundreds of thousands of others have suffered unnecessarily.
Mexico Gets Its Own TrumpMEXICO CITY – US President Donald Trump has been the world’s worst headache for the past 18 months, and arguably no country has suffered more than Mexico.
While Mexico had a petroleum-based boom in the wake of the second oil-price shock of the 1970’s, Argentina suffered from economic mismanagement under a military dictatorship that then staged its disastrous invasion of the Falkland Islands/Malvinas.
In fact, US prestige has suffered much since 2008.
Two million Kosovars suffered from Milosevic's rule in every aspect of their lives, from basic security to education.
Indeed, the currency of any country that is significantly dependent on commodity exports has suffered.
France has suffered more than 230 deaths and about 700 injuries, while Turkey has endured more than 220 deaths and about 900 injuries.
Moreover, Japan’s relations with the US, which had suffered since the Democratic Party of Japan came to power two years ago, appear to have emerged from the disaster stronger than ever.
A "Yes" Vote for EuroskepticismThe drubbing that many governments suffered in the recent elections to the European Union Parliament places them in a difficult position as they maneuver ahead of this week's EU Summit.
Economic development in the Gaza Strip was limited under Egyptian rule, and the region suffered the burden of absorbing Palestinian refugees fleeing the fighting in the southern part of mandatory Palestine, which would later become Israel.
East Europeans suffered from high private-sector debt, which they largely avoided transforming into public debt.
In some ways, Chinese minorities in Southeast Asia have shared some of the hostility suffered by Jews in the West.
The country that used to be the symbol of capitalist stability and strength now shows frightening similarities to the developing countries that suffered from the world debt crisis in the early 1980’s.
The US economy was among those that suffered most.
On the contrary, employment outside manufacturing and trade declined, so that the economy as a whole suffered a net loss of 1.26 million full-time equivalent jobs.
We do not begrudge Bill Gates or Warren Buffett their billions, even if some of their rivals have suffered along the way, presumably because they and their competitors operate according to the same ground rules and face pretty much the same opportunities and obstacles.
But, having suffered currency and capital-account crises with greater openness, many emerging-market economies still feel compelled to accumulate huge reserves to protect themselves in the face of greater global financial volatility.
The government issued no a formal statement about Zadari’s health, but his supporters disclosed that he had suffered a mild stroke, which left him unconscious for several minutes.
When oil prices declined rapidly in 2015, for example, Africa’s energy importers spent less on oil, while exporting countries suffered financially.
In 2010, for example, as China became more assertive in its foreign policy toward its neighbors, its relations with India, Japan, and South Korea suffered.
Italy’s increasingly assertive resistance to German economic dogmas may not be surprising: The country has suffered from almost continuous recession since joining the euro.
Investment in equipment – the key to strengthening productive capital in the tradable-goods sector – has generally suffered even more.
Employees have suffered wage cuts, but prices have not declined accordingly, so their loss of purchasing power is higher than it should be.
But the fact that Franco-German reconciliation did not occur until Europe had suffered another devastating war demonstrates how fragile peace can be, especially when political leaders are as shortsighted as they often are.
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