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They should not have been viewed as “unthinkable.”
How should these developments be viewed from the perspective of Western finance and mainstream economic analysis?
Above all, I believe that economic development should be viewed as a process of persistent structural change, which, if successful, supports constant technological upgrading of production and trade.
This is harder to measure than the area of ice cover, which is easily viewed by satellites.
Or is it a unique case that should not be viewed as a precedent for either the Arab world in general or the Maghreb in particular?
China Confronts the MarketCAMBRIDGE – China’s current economic woes have largely been viewed through a single lens: the government’s failure to let the market operate.
Until recently, that might have been unthinkable, so the new borrowers’ initial bond issue should be viewed as a sign of great investor confidence.
When resources are limited, poor families must choose which children to send to school, and in many regions, boys are viewed as “safer” investments.
Unfortunately, young scientists are largely viewed as a source of cheap manpower, deterring the best students from embracing scientific careers.
South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka are all viewed as potential additions.
I have lost track of the number of US states that are suing the Obama administration over executive orders viewed as excessively “gay-friendly.”
The Summit of Muted IntentionsMEXICO CITY – The Summit of the Americas, which takes place roughly every three years, could be viewed as the sort of Latin American boondoggle that convenes heads of state for a few days, either south or north of the Rio Grande, to make endless speeches that lead nowhere.
For 20 years, sustainable development has been viewed as an ideal toward which to aim.
Europe’s leaders viewed themselves as visionaries when they created the euro.
China’s leaders must do what it takes to ensure that such a slowdown is not viewed as secular trend – a perception that could undermine the consumption and investment that the economy so badly needs.
But that can provide us with a false sense of security; properly viewed, Venezuela’s experience holds important lessons for other countries.
The TPP initiative should be viewed against this background, and not just in the context of the collapse of the Doha Round.
At a time when democratic change was sweeping the world, some saw the bloody crackdown as only a temporary setback in the battle for human freedom; others viewed it as the end of the democratic road.
As Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who supports remaining in the customs union, has emphasized, a country with the heft and influence of the UK cannot be viewed as merely following EU decisions, over which it has no influence.
For the EU, agreeing to take the UK’s interests into account in future trade negotiations should not be viewed as a concession, because it is in the EU’s own long-term interest.
Within Turkey, opinion polls suggest that frustration with Europe is intensifying, while Iran is viewed with increasing favor.
But Chinese officials viewed the move as proof that Japan was trying to disrupt the status quo.
Second, saving and investment flows should be viewed as global, not national.
That may be lower than the 2000-2010 average, but it is higher than the growth rate in the 1980s and 1990s – decades that are not typically viewed as economically disappointing.
So long as it performed these functions, Austria was viewed as a “European necessity” – a balancer of nationalities and of nations for which there was no conceivable substitute.
The judiciary does not stray far from Ortega’s wishes, and public administration is widely viewed as corrupt.
At the 2007 Munich Security Conference, Putin presented a new face, emphasizing the potential of the major emerging economies – Brazil, India, China, and Russia – to provide an alternative to what he viewed as an arbitrary unipolar world order.
By contrast, they work very badly when viewed as a policy framework.
Russia had long viewed the thuggish force created by Pakistan’s rogue Inter-Services Intelligence agency as a major terrorist threat.
With the instruments of humanity’s collective suicide yet to be invented, war could still be viewed, as the Prussian strategist Carl von Clausewitz famously put it, as “the continuation of politics by other means.”
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