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Underlying fiscal positions still vary from one country to another, despite all the efforts to achieve fiscal convergence through top-down rules.
The IMF is right: there is a real risk of global instability, but the underlying cause is massive US borrowing from abroad, which began under President Reagan.
CAMBRIDGE – Emerging-market equities and exchange rates are again under severe downward pressure, but are the underlying economies really as fragile as global traders seem to fear?
So the interpretation that best fits the facts so far is that the political aim of separating Khodorkovsky and Menatep from Yukos led in practice to nationalization, but that this was not the underlying goal.
Unlike common stock, bonds, and real estate, the value of gold does not reflect underlying earnings.
Like some modern-day secular stagnation advocates, there were deep flaws in the underlying micro- and macroeconomic analysis – most importantly, in the analysis of the causes of the Great Depression itself.
But the underlying political dynamics are all too familiar.
It will have to ensure that the culture of integrity underlying its success remains unchanged by the pressures of global competition.
Germany’s geopolitical orientation will be a central underlying issue in next year’s general election.
The reckless decisions underlying such losses are not just a private matter playing out in a domain of willing buyers and sellers.
The underlying charge in the Chief Prosecutor’s indictment is that the AKP has been eroding secularism.
These underlying issues seem all the more important because the Internet has for several years been groaning with evidence of the crisis to come.
But one feature above all others captures the underlying problem: the yawning gap between the words of patients who speak their minds and the terminology of producers, experts, and authorities who mince words.
The economist Luca Benati has identified such surges of underlying inflation in the last decades before World War I, the late 1930’s, the late 1960’s, and the 1970’s.
He also has found evidence of a pick-up in long-term underlying inflation in the UK and the US since the early 2000’s.
Here, then, is an idea (part of A Modest Proposal for Resolving the Euro Crisis, co-authored by Stuart Holland, and James K. Galbraith) aimed at re-calibrating the rules, enhancing their spirit, and addressing the underlying economic problem.
While measures like improved early-warning systems have reduced disaster-related mortality rates, economic losses continue to soar, as investors, struggling to understand underlying risk factors, set aside common sense in favor of short-term expediency in land use and construction.
The underlying reason is not difficult to see.
For the first time since the onset of the crisis in Greece, it was officially recognized that the root of the eurozone’s problem was not the flouting of fiscal rules, and that the very principles underlying the monetary union had to be revisited.
For example, the devolution of some project-approval powers to local governments will not solve the underlying problem of excessive state intervention in the economy; on the contrary, it may even enhance the state’s role by giving local governments more freedom to carry out investment projects.
As a word, "blackmail" may be overwrought, but it strips away cant and makes an underlying issue of today's diplomacy clear.
In a paper entitled "Project for a Scientific Psychology," he proposed to examine the neural structures underlying human experience.
Researchers are currently focusing on the underlying genetic and biochemical processes that generate new neurons and stimulate existing ones to change and grow.
Gordon’s point is not that growth will decelerate in the future, but rather that underlying productivity growth moved to a sharply lower trajectory around the year 2000.
But it can avoid the pitfalls of such an approach by placing it within a broader, more comprehensive strategy that accounts for the underlying causes of the increase in funding costs for businesses.
Unlike the “war on terrorism,” European integration can serve as a model for resolving the underlying crises of the Middle East and addressing the roots of violence in the wider region.
Implementing such a strategy may differ from country to country, depending on administrative capacity, the prevailing incentive regime, the flexibility of the fiscal system, the degree of sophistication of the financial sector, and the underlying political economy.
Disagreement may lead to compromises, but that does not change the underlying differences in starting positions.
But, as many critics have pointed out, the economic assumptions underlying the Trump administration’s benign scenario appear improbable.
This requires, first and foremost, determining who – the investor or the bank – bears the underlying default risk of high-yield wealth-management products.
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