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The associated social disruption would by itself cause not just an economic slowdown, but a sustained decline in GDP and incomes.
The Swedish/Scandinavian model that has emerged over the last 20 years has provided the only viable route to sustained growth that Europe has seen in decades.
Can services be a driver of sustained growth, job creation, and poverty reduction?
But a more robust and sustained recovery still faces many challenges.
A second obstacle to sustained recovery is the eurozone’s bad neighborhood.
Unless, and until, Germany moves in this direction, no one should bet the farm on a more robust and sustained eurozone recovery.
Effective governance of the security sector requires sustained political will at the top of the government, particularly a readiness to push reforms to sectors of the government and economy with which the security sector interacts.
Today’s Arab states in transition are discovering how difficult it is to replace deep-seated authoritarian practices and relationships with sustained democratization, a process that depends crucially on transforming their security sectors.
Some argue forcefully that high levels of inequality can make sustained growth impossible, and may even contribute to recessions.
We need a sustained global commitment to disarmament and continued common efforts to prevent the spread of weapons of mass destruction in order to maintain the credibility of the collective security system.
We call on all member states to ensure sustained collective efforts to complete the task of comprehensively reforming the United Nations Organization.
With a projected drop in GDP of 7% this year and a sustained deficit, the debt ratio would exceed 130% before stabilizing at 120% in 2020.
Therein lies the path to sustained peace.
An agreement should also be followed by sustained political engagement on other mutually important issues.
CHICAGO – To understand how to achieve a sustained recovery from the Great Recession, we need to understand its causes.
But determined governments, like those of Brazil and India, have negotiated programs in the past that set them on the path to sustained growth.
For example, in 1997-98 Thailand suffered an outflow of foreign capital equivalent to 26% of GDP, despite a solid record of sustained economic growth.
But Japan has experienced a low rate of inflation and some sustained short periods of deflation without ever producing a downward price spiral.
Indian nationalism has therefore always been the nationalism of an idea – the idea of one land embracing many, a land emerging from an ancient civilization, united by a shared history and sustained by a pluralist political system.
Those were the days when global peace was sustained by a concept known suitably enough by the acronym MAD – Mutually Assured Destruction.
The continued pursuit of austerity, a growing number of countries recognize, undermines the acknowledged goal of sustained non-inflationary growth.
It leaves no room for doubt that a nuclear-free world is achievable without any risk to the security of individual states, provided that for the next 20 years or so there is sustained political will around the world, particularly in the nuclear-weapon states.
After more than two decades of sustained rapid growth, Japan’s economy slackened considerably in 1971, leading to four decades of annual growth rates averaging less than 4%.
The renminbi’s gradual yet sustained appreciation against the US dollar is the cost shock’s main driver, but the demand shock that followed the 2008 global financial crisis aggravated the situation.
More opportunities for broad and deep encounters between Muslims and non-Muslims must be developed and sustained, at both the individual and institutional levels.
So, will the global economy stage a sustained recovery?
Stock markets have been falling most days, money markets and credit markets have shut down as their interest-rate spreads skyrocket, and it is still too early to tell whether the raft of measures adopted by the United States and Europe will stem the bleeding on a sustained basis.
Moreover, to end TB completely, Africa will need new and sustained financial commitments from the public and private sectors.
If the current pattern is sustained, the global economy will be permanently transformed.
The flow of knowledge, finance, and technology that underpins sustained high growth rates in emerging economies is closely linked to an open, rule-based, and globalized economy.
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