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The epidemiologists acknowledged the uncertainties of these estimates, but presented enough data to warrant an urgent follow-up investigation and reconsideration by the Bush administration and the US military of aerial bombing of Iraq’s urban areas.
Each of the engineered technologies being discussed carries dangers and uncertainties.
With strong and prudent action, governments around the world can cope effectively with the natural limitations and uncertainties affecting water resources, ensuring that their people and economies are prepared for what might lie ahead.
Given this, focusing on the threat that Russia poses – especially from behind the shield of American power – is a far more attractive option than the liberal interventionism of the last two decades, with all of its costs, risks, and uncertainties.
The direct macroeconomic stimulus that could arise from military spending may be overwhelmed by the uncertainties and disruptions that would accompany military conflict.
Such uncertainties are already visible.
Why challenge the certainties of the present with the uncertainties of the future?
Might the uncertainties raised by entering into such unknown territory exact a serious toll on private investment activity?
There are uncertainties with any really new proposal.
Just as financial contagion can spread market uncertainties through neighboring economies, so, too, can political contagion spread the adoption of a zero-sum mentality.
Should we get out of the markets and into cash early, build inventories of food and simply hunker down until the uncertainties pass?
But, in the short run, given the huge uncertainties involved in a regime switch, and the loss of access to capital markets that follows a debt renegotiation, foreign exchange becomes scarce, requiring a plethora of traditional restrictions – some more distorting than others – on capital movements.
Ulrich Beck, another protagonist of the “third way,” has shown that risk is opportunity as well as a threat to security, an invitation to entrepreneurship and initiative as well as a warning of uncertainties.
Their successes, while impressive, remain incomplete: people still have difficulty facing the inherent risks and uncertainties about their economic future.
As a default would demand a change in the currency involved in private contracts, business partners from other EU countries would surely sue, legal uncertainties would drag on and on, and an exiting country’s trade with its main trading partners would be impaired for years to come.
In model-data fusion, computer algorithms and observations are combined in a way that allows climate scientists to quantify the uncertainties in each, and assess the impact of those uncertainties on their predictions.
Despite scientific uncertainties, the bottom line was this: oil firms recognized that their products added CO2 to the atmosphere, understood that this would lead to warming, and calculated the likely consequences.
Unless the effect of the intervention is profound, small studies generally have large uncertainties in results.
The Fear Factor in Global MarketsCAMBRIDGE – The phenomenal market volatility of the past year owes much to genuine risks and uncertainties about factors such as Chinese growth, European banks, and the oil glut.
Even so, given the numerous uncertainties surrounding macroeconomic forecasts and the effects of policy instruments (not least quantitative easing), many academics find it puzzling that central bankers’ speeches and statements generate so much fanfare.
And, to be sure, it would very difficult for countries to cap their trade surpluses in practice: there are simply too many macroeconomic and measurement uncertainties.
For their part, Japan and the US are facing policy-related uncertainties.
I contend that it would be better to recognize the uncertainties inherent in the behavior of financial markets than to cling to a supposedly scientific theory that distorts reality.
Still, beyond the cyclical explanations for today’s trends, a third explanation has become increasingly clear: markets have built in a risk premium for the dollar, to account for the uncertainties that Trump’s presidency has introduced.
Moreover, elections in France, Germany, and the Netherlands in 2017 create additional uncertainties as weak growth and high unemployment in most of Europe boost support for anti-euro, anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim, and anti-globalization populist parties of the right (in the eurozone core) and of the left (on the eurozone periphery).
Given the current slow pace of reforms (and population aging), potential growth remains low, while actual growth is on a very moderate cyclical recovery that is now threatened by post-Brexit risks and uncertainties.
Their success reflects the electorate’s uncertainties and, increasingly, the perceived injustices of globalization, as well as the fear of many about minorities, immigrants, and foreigners in general.
These recommendations focus on four principal concerns raised by Treaty opponents: questions about its value to the non-proliferation regime; the potential for cheating; its impact on the US nuclear deterrent; and the uncertainties associated with the Treaty’s indefinite duration.
As the Cadasta Foundation and Habitat for Humanity’s Solid Ground campaign recently demonstrated in a new online survey, these uncertainties have far-reaching consequences.
This cannot be attributed only to technical difficulties with biomarker assessments in regular clinics; it also reflects deeper uncertainties about biomarkers’ role.
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