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On the contrary, their domestic problems threaten to turn uncertainty into peril.
Macedonia had long been a question mark in Balkan history, and Gligorov understood that uncertainty about the identity of its people could lead to conflict.
If the state bowed before the challenge it faced, “France would be no more than a poor, broken toy floating on an ocean of uncertainty,” he warned.
In particular, the shift of income from those who save less to those who save more implies uncertainty about the restoration of aggregate demand.
Political polarization has become another source of uncertainty.
As long as uncertainty over the causes of low inflation remains, central banks will have to balance these competing risks.
The social costs of managing exchange rate fluctuations and uncertainty within Europe will fall (but not be entirely eliminated for a few years, since backsliding will still be a possibility).
Concerns in the security field look more serious, owing to disputes over the Iran nuclear agreement and uncertainty over the handling of North Korean missile launches.
There will be a falling out between the new populist government and German Chancellor Angela Merkel (and the ECB), creating high uncertainty about what comes next.
Meanwhile, continued and prolonged reliance on unconventional policies does involve unusual uncertainty and potential costs.
For the non-US G7 countries, this uncertainty creates a dilemma.
On the contrary, US President Donald Trump’s posturing has increased economic uncertainty, contributed to stock market corrections, and added volatility to capital markets.
Projected interest-rate hikes in the US are also boosting uncertainty in Latin America, where countries with large borrowing requirements are particularly vulnerable to disruptions in capital markets.
For countries caught in the crossfire, and with uncertainty obscuring the future of global trade, the best hope for stability is to prepare for every eventuality.
Compounding the threat posed by US withdrawal from the nuclear deal, Iran is currently beset by uncertainty.
But the mere prospect of such a transition usually postpones some important political decisions and freezes some economic activity, pending the resolution of the accompanying uncertainty.
These factors are sending the global economy into the final quarter of the year encumbered by profound uncertainty in several areas.
Systemically important emerging economies are also subject to considerable uncertainty.
The final source of uncertainty is the corporate sector.
And when summer ends, uncertainty about key issues will be the order of the day – and not only in Europe.
And yet much of the current uncertainty is set to dissipate.
How this spills over into the real economy is yet another source of uncertainty.
Fortunately, this uncomfortable uncertainty will not last much longer – in Europe or elsewhere.
Uncertainty at the FedBERKELEY – The US Federal Reserve is increasingly at risk of losing credibility – and for good reason.
“This kind of uncertainty – about which goals will define the Fed’s policies – is not healthy,” says Kocherlakota.
The international community’s regard for the health of the world’s poorest in the face of financial uncertainty will be a standard by which history measures not only our ability to stand together in weathering economic upheaval, but also our capacity for justice.
Still, one worries, because the standard economic models are notoriously bad at capturing the macroeconomic effects of uncertainty, which trade wars create with a vengeance.
Investment plans are made in advance, so it may take, say, a year for the impact of that uncertainty to materialize – as was the case in the United Kingdom following the 2016 Brexit referendum.
Uncertainty about government contracts and various kinds of payments can have a broad impact on the economy.
This will fuel uncertainty, sap economic confidence, and almost certainly hurt the Republicans at the polls in 2016.
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