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Only those that sustain innovation can drive change in the world, because they are the governments that never grow old.
Energy and carbon taxes can raise revenue while leaving the economy in a stronger state to sustain a recovery.
The world could not sustain its 6.5 billion people if they all lived like present-day Americans.
The question now is how to sustain the momentum.
But will the reality of Trumponomics sustain a continued rise in equity prices?
These deepening crises on several fronts – some attributed to poor governance – raise the question once again as to whether Pakistan can sustain its democracy.
After all, Asian economies cannot sustain their impressive economic growth without addressing their resource, environmental, and security challenges – and no single country can do it alone.
The US push for China to let the renminbi appreciate was “a devious attempt” to sustain the “enormous benefits” the US derived, at China’s expense, from the fixed exchange rate.
According to projections by the World Economic Forum and the Boston Consulting Group, in less than two decades, Western Europe will need to attract a workforce equivalent to the size of the current working population of its largest economy, Germany, in order to sustain economic growth.
Many of the problems that characterize the complex US-Mexican relationship will be ameliorated if Mexico can sustain rapid economic growth.
If the government is able to sustain its resolve over the years it will take to set the economy firmly on a new trajectory, the kingdom will be thoroughly transformed – for the better.
This would help keep the candidates' economic output high and thus sustain real convergence with average EU income levels.
Always a politician in search of a platform to sustain his lust for power, Netanyahu is now forced to change course and form a centrist government.
But, if the continent can sustain its recent economic growth, that number will almost surely rise.
But, from its newly built perches in the South China Sea, China is better positioned not only to sustain air and sea patrols in the region, but also to advance its strategy of projecting power across the Indian Ocean and the Western Pacific.
It is difficult to sustain an empire without the will to use force when necessary.
Developing countries can thus sustain service-led growth, given the huge room they have for catch-up and convergence.
And what can be done to sustain it?
But, since the global financial crisis, the need to revive and sustain economic growth in the US, the United Kingdom, and Japan – and to avoid financial collapse in the eurozone – has prompted major central banks to be more outspoken and pursue more aggressive monetary policies, including unconventional measures like quantitative easing (QE).
Countering these factors will require companies to figure out how to sustain the heightened states of awareness and understanding that bring biases to light.
The correct answer to the latter question – as the IMF suggests – may be the Ministry of Finance: the only sure way for Russia to reduce inflation and sustain growth is to maintain a sound fiscal policy.
Rather than using the oil windfall to pay for long-overdue reforms in health care, education, and utilities – and thus helping to ensure the macroeconomic stability needed to sustain rapid long-term growth – President Vladimir Putin has chosen large spending increases for public wages and pensions.
As the international community strives to end the chaos and conflict wracking the Middle East and establish a regional order than can sustain peace and stability, its leaders should strive to work within the existing framework.
Even when the US or Israel have tabled peace offers, such as at Camp David in 2000, they have included convoluted ways to sustain the West Bank settlements and large settler populations, while denying an economically viable and contiguous Palestinian state.
We are the most cooperative species on earth because our feelings evolved to sustain cooperation, to put “us” before “me.”
For China, the issue largely concerns the design and implementation of the next stage of institutional reforms to sustain economic growth and efficiency, reduce social inequality, remove market distortions, address environmental deterioration, and combat corruption.
Many oil-producing countries, in particular, have succeeded in converting their natural wealth into physical capital and consumption; but they have failed to build the human capital that can sustain their economies in the future.
But by 1997 the Southeast Asian economies had reached a stage of development at which brute-force investment alone was no longer enough to sustain high growth rates.
The world is struggling to fight climate change, sustain a growing global population, and find decent jobs for millions of young people.
Against this background, the only way to sustain the labor supply – aside from immigration – is to keep people in employment beyond the traditional retirement age.
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