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This does not mean that capital controls can solve all problems: the same paper shows that they are relatively ineffective at preventing lending booms – another key cause of economic
vulnerability.
Above some level of leverage, additional debt increases macroeconomic
vulnerability
to financial crisis and post-crisis deleveraging.
And, because unskilled workers tend to lose their jobs first in economic downturns, while employment generally lags behind output recovery, reduced public investment in health, education, and other social programs ultimately increased the
vulnerability
of the poor.
The UN encourages governments to assume a more proactive development role, which would entail an integrated policymaking approach aimed at promoting structural change while reducing inequality, vulnerability, and economic insecurity.
First, the fact is that economics tells us much more about a country’s
vulnerability
to financial crises than it does about the timing.
Many European banks, however, have less equity than their US counterparts, which creates an important source of
vulnerability
going forward.
Another is to reduce
vulnerability
to sudden changes in financial-market sentiment, which can wreak havoc with domestic growth and employment.
Better economic outcomes mean empowering entire populations with better health, more education, longer life, and less
vulnerability
to challenges like natural disasters.
First, were the regions to be united similar or dissimilar in terms of their economies’
vulnerability
to external shocks?
And looming in the background is a mountain of debt that makes markets nervous and increases the system’s
vulnerability
to destabilizing shocks.
The origins of the Great War include a fascinating precedent concerning how financial globalization can become the equivalent of a national arms race, thereby increasing the
vulnerability
of the international order.
But it also underscores the Saudi regime’s growing feelings of internal fragility and external
vulnerability.
A Prisoner’s Reflections on Nelson MandelaKHARKIV – Incarceration is said to leave you with a feeling of helplessness and
vulnerability.
Forced to reckon with your own vulnerability, isolation, and losses (and seemingly lost cause), you learn to look more carefully into the human heart – yours and that of your jailers.
These events are unrelated, and humankind’s
vulnerability
to natural hazards is as old as our species.
Massive population growth has exposed vast numbers of people to new kinds of extreme
vulnerability.
The absence of such a cushion highlights lingering vulnerability, rather than signaling newfound resilience – not exactly the rosy scenario embraced by today’s smug consensus.
And they increased the scale and scope of domestic financial intermediation in order to reduce their
vulnerability
to external storms.
The Séralini fiasco was only a week old when, on September 26, the Climate
Vulnerability
Forum, a group of countries led by Bangladesh, launched the second edition of its Global
Vulnerability
Monitor.
If the Global
Vulnerability
Monitor’s recommendation to cut back on fossil fuels were taken seriously, the result would be slower economic growth and continued reliance on dung, cardboard, and other low-grade fuels, thereby prolonging the suffering that results from indoor air pollution.
Perceptions of China’s
vulnerability
need to be considered in this context.
As long as women are perceived to be the weaker sex, men and women alike will project their own feelings of
vulnerability
onto the female candidate.
But the fundamental problem remains Europe’s
vulnerability
over energy: an emerging divide and rule strategy over the supply of gas that must be confronted head on.
Repeatedly pretending to move forward, then pulling back at the critical point, exacerbates political uncertainty and economic
vulnerability.
Large stocks of dollar-denominated debt remain a key
vulnerability.
Here incomes are often considerably more volatile than in richer countries, owing to heavy reliance on a few commodities or industries and hence higher
vulnerability
to external shocks, including weather-related and other natural disasters.
With the world economy remaining dependent on fossil fuels well into this century, energy
vulnerability
will only increase in the foreseeable future.
Vast amounts of short-term capital, speculating on interest rate convergence or equity market gains, are flowing into the most advanced candidate countries, driving up their currencies and increasing their
vulnerability
to a sudden capital-flow reversal.
Third, Trump has a major
vulnerability
in his incipient trade wars: American agriculture.
A speech at the United Nations, reiterating his support for Israel, his understanding of Israel’s fears and vulnerability, with barely a mention of Palestinian fears and
vulnerability.
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