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In the face of all of this turbulence, some suggest that America should turn inward.
Amid all of this turbulence, the European Research Council (ERC), established in 2007 to fund cutting-edge research, stands out at as an undisputed success story.
Meanwhile, even as a civil-military showdown in Pakistan compounds Washington’s regional challenges, the new US push to contain Iran threatens to fuel greater turbulence in neighboring Afghanistan.
China’s collapsing asset values could trigger financial turbulence.
Steering Clear of the Euro PrecipiceATHENS – Renewed turbulence in the eurozone bond market underlines the need to reappraise the policies now being pursued in order to overcome Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis.
This political savvy, combined with the country’s improving economy, could help the regime weather today’s turbulence and the next violent upheaval.
The result, much like today, was merely to exacerbate market turbulence.
The Workd Bank's Anti-Corruption Fight ContinuesThe recent turbulence surrounding the resignation of Paul Wolfowitz from the Presidency of the World Bank has underscored the need to push ahead with the Bank’s good governance and anti-corruption agenda.
For the worst hypothesis is not that EMU will run into some turbulence -- that is more likely than not -- nor that some irresponsible government may weaken EMU’s low-inflation policy, but that the whole system could run into serious economic difficulties, or even fly apart.
But we know that the single currency will be an innovation of unprecedented magnitude; and we cannot assume that it will proceed without turbulence, nor exclude the possibility that turbulence will lead to stress, or even to failure.
Nevertheless, a cautious look beyond the current turbulence – and into Anastasiades’s history – provides grounds for optimism.
Third, the European Central Bank’s announcement last August of its “outright monetary transactions” program – through which it guarantees eurozone members’ sovereign debt, subject to policy conditionality – has contributed significantly to subduing financial turbulence in the eurozone.
“But Latin American countries, from a credit standpoint, are a lot better off than they have ever been to withstand turbulence and weather global market problems.”
Global turbulence, by contrast, has given the Republicans more room to attack Obama and the Democrats.
In the 1990s, the international economic and financial system was more stable than in previous decades, despite the turbulence of 1997-98.
Sometimes people are so confident about the robustness of globalization that they assume that it can't be reversed: but this is exactly what each round of financial and economic turbulence threatens.
It is hard to see how this type of theory either explains today’s economic turbulence, or offers sound instruction about how to deal with it.
Market turbulence demonstrates a need for some institutional mechanism that can ensure greater currency stability.
The turbulence reinforces the lesson – fundamental to the rationale of establishing the euro – that ordinary people and businesses should not be exposed to exchange-rate risk.
But speedy growth always incites turbulence, which China will have to minimize and manage.
Germans do not see why they should be vulnerable because of poor quality mortgage lending in American inner cities.Depositors with the British bank Northern Rock blame American developments for the credit turbulence that made it impossible for the bank to continue to fund its lending.
Yet the ECB will probably view the recent stock-market turbulence as confirmation that it should maintain its current policies.
At the same time, though Africa’s frontier economies are less vulnerable than other emerging markets to global financial turbulence, they are highly vulnerable to political turmoil closer to home.
This cultural turbulence is due – at least in part – to the absence of a contemporary homegrown intellectual tradition capable of providing Arab societies with an inner compass based on local values and modern perspectives.
A region of turbulence, disharmony, and underdevelopment in the 1960s is today one of relative peace and economic success.
If that happens, a renewed bout of financial turbulence would weaken the eurozone’s fragile economic recovery.
To navigate the current era of global turbulence, the world will need forward-facing ideas.
Traditions of tolerance must replace the turbulence that has so far dominated the building of Taiwan's democracy.
Despite today’s turbulence, it is unlikely that the military will intervene directly and taken over the reins of government, as it has on four occasions in Pakistan’s history.
As a result, the world’s international economic institutions will need to be strengthened in terms of governance and resources so that they can act as circuit-breakers in the event of future financial and economic turbulence.
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