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The underlying problem remains that, while both central banks and finance ministries are unhappy about the excessive volatility of real and nominal exchange rates, they do not understand very well what causes it.
As for Europeans, they are unhappy about pressure to participate in a US-led “global war on terror” that they regard as dangerous and misconceived, and to go along with policies seemingly designed to antagonize their more difficult neighbors like Russia and the Islamic world.
President Nicolas Sarkozy and other French politicians are no doubt unhappy that the recent European summit failed to advance the cause of further EU political integration.
Unhappy with the capitalist consumer society that was metastasizing all around them, West European and American students attacked the system from far-left positions.
Today, overall support for the EU stands at 57%, and the share of people unhappy with it has dropped to 15%.
The entire country is paying the price today, and Mexicans are unhappy.
The overriding conclusion that emerges from any analysis of these unhappy events is that nothing will ever be the same again: the relationship between the state and the markets needs to be rethought.
This view is nonsense, and besides, if the public is so unhappy with its leaders’ performance, why does it keep electing and re-electing them?
In the usual style of the Middle East, disappointed Sunni leaders, unhappy with the constitution, now threaten violence.
When forces beyond our control make us unhappy, at least we do not feel angry with ourselves for putting ourselves in that position.
When Hu’s predecessor, Jiang Zemin, traveled to Japan ten years ago, bilateral relations were deteriorating: China was unhappy with the Japanese government’s refusal to extend the same apology offered to South Korea for past aggression;Japan was worried about a rising China and thus turning more confrontational.
The program also showed unhappy sellers, but there are unhappy sellers in, say, the housing market as well.
In these unhappy times, democrats will sink or swim together.
Moreover, India has developed a tendency for chronic inflation, owing to an unhappy combination of supply bottlenecks (caused by poor infrastructure) and excessive demand (thanks to persistent public deficits).
Some reasons are practical; we could “hardly squeeze” all of the people who are unhappy with their regimes into Europe.
A third proposition is that inequality translates into envy and unhappiness: someone who would have been happy at a given income is unhappy if he discovers that others are getting more.
I suspect that many Western policymakers, in particular, are not entirely unhappy about Turkey’s plight.
Everyone is unhappy with their life but everyone deals with life on their own.
Naturally, most other Lebanese are unhappy that Hezbollah’s adventurism has dragged their country into war and inflicted great destruction on it.
This inconsistent – and often simply cynical – stance has mired Europe in an unhappy equilibrium: It cannot move backward, it cannot move forward, and it satisfies no one.
Palestinians complained that the international community acted unjustly, simply because they were unhappy with the result of a free and fair election in the Palestinian territories, which Hamas won overwhelmingly.
But lately it seems that even the field’s leaders are unhappy.
It is time to close this unhappy parenthesis.
The unhappy exceptions, of course, were the big airlines that charge ten times as much as Ryanair and were losing business.
No longer an independent global power, yet unhappy with the London-Washington axis that Blair forged, Brown’s government continues to waffle in its commitment to a united Europe.
Disaffected congressional Republicans and unhappy corporations that have supported him on other matters may yet rein him in.
Have these unhappy legions somehow always been there, waiting only for a button to push to register their views?
The Chinese are not going to change their exchange rate regime, which has strategic as well as economic motivations, just because the Europeans are unhappy with the currency peg.
And Chinese policymakers made it abundantly clear how unhappy they would be with a negative decision.
An economically robust Germany is, without doubt, vital to the European project, if only because history has shown how dangerous an unhappy Germany can be.
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