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One is the trajectory of commodity export prices, which increased through the late 1930s and 1940s, following the Depression-era collapse.
This raises troubling questions about the region’s industrial trajectory.
This suggests that the trajectory of we "moderns" in our transformations since the end of the Ice Age has varied enormously in material culture.
Just as Zhu’s reforms two decades ago laid the foundation for today’s growth, whether Li succeeds may well determine China’s economic trajectory for the next 20 years.
Two key questions are shaping discussions about Afghanistan’s post-2014 trajectory.
With such an approach, the global economy's “new normal" could shift from its current mediocre trajectory to one of strong and sustainable growth.
In fact, if the current trajectory is not slowed or reversed, by 2050 some ten million people could succumb to drug-resistant diseases every year, costing the global economy $100 trillion.
This process began later for the UK, which joined the community in 1973; but it followed a similar trajectory, with British citizens responding to economic gains by supporting increased integration.
The diplomatic trajectory re-established a few years later was halted by George W. Bush’s “Axis of Evil” declaration in 2002.
The growth trajectory experienced by these three Asian countries can be explained by the “convergence” phenomenon – the tendency of poor countries to grow faster than rich countries, once they address certain structural and policy factors.
The cumulative supply shortfall – the authors estimate that potential output is now 7% below the pre-2007 trajectory – may be larger than the current output shortfall attributable to the ongoing lack of aggregate demand.
Still, barring a decisive and united EU response, the current Polish government will likely continue on its illiberal trajectory.
Chile, Colombia, and Uruguay remain on a slow-growth trajectory as well.
As the “shareholder springs” of the last several years have shown, investors – particularly private-equity and sovereign-wealth funds – can shift the trajectory of corporate decision-making.
Though the RMB has since returned to its previous trajectory of slow appreciation, the episode may have signaled a permanent change in the pattern of the exchange rate’s movement.
Their ties with China will be a key metric in assessing their trajectory.
The question now is whether the current crash will follow a similar trajectory, with the recent break soon giving way to another drop.
Today, Britain appears to be following a similar trajectory.
But the country is on a trajectory toward success.
STOCKHOLM – What will Europe’s growth trajectory look like after the financial crisis?
But, given that China’s growth pattern has, so far, been exceptional, the notion that it will suddenly start following a common trajectory seems unlikely.
The trajectory has been trending down for years.
Elsewhere in Europe, the United Kingdom has followed a similar trajectory, with gross public debt increasing from 85.3% of GDP in 2012 to 89.3% of GDP in 2015.
America is still on a downward trajectory for 2009 – with grave consequences for the world as a whole.
In a follow-up study, we documented the trajectory of per capita income following the 100 worst financial crises since the 1860s.
The economics of the twenty-first century is being defined by the exponential trajectory that characterizes the growth of knowledge and technology.
According to the most recent assessment of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), we are on a trajectory toward exhausting the twenty-first century’s entire carbon budget by 2030.
If the Brexit trajectory turns out this way, it will be a good illustration of the double character –and function – of politics.
But because these gains follow the massive contraction that occurred during the Great Recession of 2008-2009, they are a far cry from the trajectory of a classic V-shaped recovery.
Yet with exports still close to a record 45% of pan-regional GDP, Asia can hardly afford to take external shocks lightly – especially if they hit an already weakened baseline growth trajectory in the post-crisis developed world.
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