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We’re seeing not only political upheaval and economic uncertainty, but also transformational innovation and the emergence of fresh thinking.
Just as peace and stability do not always lead to creativity and innovation, fighting and uncertainty do not necessarily deter it.
Some evidence suggests that the prevalence of uncertainty may boost competition, thereby sparking innovation.
It is unusual for uncertainty about the security fitness of a senior White House aide to last so long – as it also has in the case of Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, who handles foreign-policy issues.
Despite the increased uncertainty they face, younger citizens are much more disengaged from electoral politics than their parents and grandparents were at the same age.
Political uncertainty is also on the rise in Europe.
Given the resulting uncertainty, no one is in a mood to be creative.
Likewise, the widespread and official recognition of corruption introduces a new source of uncertainty into national and local politics.
For the rest of Catalans, however, turbulent relations with the rest of Spain create considerable uncertainty.
Amid all of this uncertainty, one thing is clear: Turkey cannot turn inward.
Looking to the greatest uncertainty for 1996 we turn to Russia.
To take advantage of these opportunities, however, regulatory and political uncertainty must be reduced and public-private partnerships in development finance must be scaled up within a framework that leads to inclusive benefits.
And some Europeans wondered whether the current global uncertainty reflects the rise of China or the rise of Trump.
Regulation that is not globally coordinated, they warned, would create unnecessary uncertainty, prolong financial distress, and threaten economic recovery.
Moreover, while monetary policy has always to be conducted under uncertainty, the ECB was confronted with a situation of extreme uncertainty.
There was uncertainty concerning the state of the economy.
This was compounded by strategic uncertainty related to how markets, investors and consumers would react to the replacement of national currencies with the Euro.
Moreover, with Japan and China facing increasing economic uncertainty, they have recognized that it makes sense for the world’s second and third largest economies to remove major political impediments to expanded bilateral trade and investment.
Finally, global uncertainty about currencies stands in the way of a solution.
Without the preconditions that made the Brady Plan work, simply transplanting a debt write-off would only augment uncertainty and fuel the political revulsion that already threatens to undermine European integration.
This implies that much, if not most, of the political uncertainty with potentially negative impact on economic prosperity has already been factored in during the previous period and is now a "built-in" element in the Hong Kong economy.
A governing body that is not representative fuels uncertainty and frustration among those subject to its decisions, undermining the legitimacy – and thus the effectiveness – of its actions.
While the revelation may appear merely to be a historical footnote, more profoundly it raises new uncertainty about whether Israel now thinks that it can rely on the United States to apply military force to stop Iran’s nuclear program should diplomacy fail.
But the current specter of economic uncertainty is now reinforcing their nativism and chauvinism, just when similar tendencies are on the rise in the West.
But, though this approach works in some circumstances, it is poorly suited for cases of genuine uncertainty like Ukraine.
Given uncertainty about the country’s near-term prospects, both a mega-bailout and a full-fledged debt restructuring would be overkill.
As central bankers bid farewell to the devil they know, financial regulation has entered a period of high uncertainty – and high anxiety for policymakers as they await an announcement from Mar-a-Lago.
For all these reasons, the golden age of stability and predictability that was the third quarter of the twentieth century seemed to have abruptly drawn to a close, to be succeeded by a period of greatly heightened uncertainty.
Viewed from the perspective of 2017, however, the uncertainty of 1977 seems almost enviable.
In 2017, in contrast, negotiations over Brexit will continue to cast a dark cloud of uncertainty over the European Union.
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