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Finally, the uncertainties associated with Japan: will it at long last fix its banking system, and if it does, how negative will be the short-term impact?
Unfortunately, the lack of any coherent US policy on Russia or Europe is creating new uncertainties.
The market for GDP-linked bonds would arrive at a price that makes them attractive to investors, reflecting expectations and uncertainties about the issuing country’s future.
Creating a marketplace where such uncertainties are traded and hedged would be a fundamental step toward managing the risks involved.
In addition to immediate uncertainties, investors are being held back by a shortage of incentives and a surplus of factors that reduce returns.
This scientific understanding is incomplete, and there remain significant uncertainties about the precise magnitudes, timing, and dangers of climate change.
Their general approach is to exaggerate the uncertainties of climate science and to leave the impression that climate scientists are engaged in some kind of conspiracy to frighten the public.
Another, complementary interpretation is that the pound’s weakness, notwithstanding its potential cyclical benefits, reflects a risk premium on the UK, owing to its tricky EU exit path and other policy uncertainties.
After initial uncertainties, there was soon a clear and widely recognised vision of where the country should go.
In light of all of these uncertainties, the mystery is how risk premiums can remain as low as they are.
For starters, it is still a developing country, and its domestic landscape is fraught with political perils and economic uncertainties.
The possibility of the reformulation of existing offerings and new entrants into the market are other important uncertainties.
Decisions about options and how to implement them are difficult, owing to uncertainties over hazards, benefits, and potential side effects.
When faced with immeasurable uncertainties, it is much more common for a scientific committee to spend hours negotiating a single interpretation of the risks, even when faced with a range of contending but equally well-founded analyses and judgments, often from different (but equally scientific) fields and disciplines.
Our Double-Dip FutureNEW YORK – We are at a moment when the range of uncertainties facing the global economy is unusually wide.
Second, there are still many large technological uncertainties in moving to a low-carbon energy system.
We must plan investments in research and development to resolve these uncertainties and improve our technological options.
Nor are politicians very comfortable with a problem that requires large-scale public and private financing, highly coordinated action across many parts of the economy, and decision-making in the face of ongoing technological uncertainties.
But uncertainties about value also expose deep problems in the political order.
Any serious discussion of such an objective would cause chaos in financial markets, given the many uncertainties attached to the process.
Indeed, at no time since the Arab Spring began has one been able to discern a coherent Western strategy to address its many challenges and uncertainties.
If, instead, the ECJ finds a legal argument to validate the scheme – and the German court, sensitive to current financial uncertainties, acquiesces – the ambiguities will be pushed aside, to be addressed later.
If the Asian economies that devalued their currencies recover and significantly increase their exports and China begins to have a large trade deficitBeyond managing the uncertainties surrounding Japan's economy through the rest of this year, the challenge for Chinese policymakers will come when Asian economies start to grow and China’s domestic market heats up because of the government's ambitious infrastructure investments.
In France, short-term uncertainties are reducing confidence, but the longer-term outlook looks promising.
In Germany, longer-term uncertainties are reducing confidence, but short-term prospects look good.
Moreover, there are important gaps with respect to disciplining export restrictions (which are meant to reduce uncertainties for import-dependent countries) as well as market-distorting subsidies and trade barriers.
But using experts’ missteps or uncertainties to justify disregarding facts is irresponsible.
First, potential growth in developed and emerging countries has fallen because of the burden of high private and public debts, rapid aging (which implies higher savings and lower investment), and a variety of uncertainties holding back capital spending.
Today's uncertainties make the past look rosier than it was.
With the pickup in global growth and the emergence of geopolitical uncertainties (which could constrain output in some oil-producing countries), oil prices have rebounded to above $60 per barrel.
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