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Gains from trade would undoubtedly take time to materialize, and restoring access to the Israeli labor market would more quickly boost incomes for a large number of ordinary Palestinians than any effort to promote the export of goods.
By 2030, 70% of all Chinese are expected to live in cities.China’s urbanization has undoubtedly supported the country’s impressive growth and rapid economic transformation.
Its successful implementation would undoubtedly improve conditions for the poor during China’s next phase of urbanization.
People in rich countries are undoubtedly familiar with the maxim that prevention is better than cure.
This trend toward sustainable investment will undoubtedly accelerate.
If the renminbi were added to this group of the world’s leading currencies, it would gain considerable prestige, and central banks would undoubtedly increase their use of the currency as a reserve asset.
If Trump takes his protectionism too far, he will undoubtedly spark trade wars.
However, all external observers know very well that this is not the case, even if Abbas can undoubtedly succeed in reducing the level and number of attacks.
Like me, all of these actors undoubtedly faced skepticism about the ICTY and its work; perhaps they even had their own doubts.
Although exiting the Troika program is undoubtedly a success, especially when compared with the country’s wretched outlook in late 2010, no one should aspire to what Ireland has been through.
Moreover, the rise of ISIS will have repercussions far beyond Iraq’s borders, as the organization competes with Al Qaeda to lead the global jihad – a competition that will undoubtedly involve violent efforts by both sides to demonstrate their anti-Western bona fides.
By 2050, there will undoubtedly be a fiscal problem – but, again, there is plenty of time to ignore it.
Much of the early focus of the Obama administration will undoubtedly be on the economy and the war in Iraq.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton undoubtedly understands the economics of the TPP, which she once called the “gold standard” in trade agreements.
Undoubtedly, South Sudan would face colossal challenges as a sovereign state, but the alternative – an inevitable return to war – would be incalculably worse, both for Sudan and for Africa.
But, as the violence grows and the election nears, her room for maneuver will undoubtedly narrow.
But, while disagreement on these issues has undoubtedly weakened US-Russian ties, the real reason that the bilateral relationship has been crumbling is more fundamental.
Countries’ debts undoubtedly play a vital role in the global financial system.
This is undoubtedly all to the good.
Poor governance has undoubtedly contributed to this disappointing situation, which falls short of what Mandela envisioned for the country he loved.
This is undoubtedly why the Pakistani government refused an Indian offer to send in helicopters for relief work in and around Muzaffarabad, the flattened capital of Pakistani-administered Kashmir.
Undoubtedly a strong patriot, Putin also knows that Russia's national idea of itself must be cleansed of haughtiness and imperial ambitions.
Europeans are undoubtedly more pessimistic than Americans about progress in general, and recent events merely seem to have reinforced this stance.
Libyan politics will undoubtedly continue to be based on Gaddafi’s “Green Book” and “people power,” as expressed in its People’s Congress.
How the Palestinians respond depends largely on how the Palestinian body politic deals with the growing power of Palestinian Islamic movements, which undoubtedly expect a significant share of power in post-withdrawal Gaza.
Undoubtedly, expansion will provide the “older” democracies with new growth markets.
Sharia law is undoubtedly controversial.
Though they have remained quiet since the coup, they will undoubtedly maneuver to re-enter the fray as new political opportunities emerge.
The government of Prime Minister David Cameron – who has focused on British identity, rather than the UK’s common destiny with Europe – will undoubtedly hold a referendum on the UK’s continued membership in the European Union, with unpredictable consequences.
The 20% revaluation of the renminbi against the US dollar in 2005-2008 undoubtedly facilitated this in the case of recipient countries whose currencies did not also appreciate against the dollar.
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