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A paper written last year by Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff, called “Growth in a Time of Debt,” has been widely quoted for its analysis of 44 countries over 200 years, which found that when government debt exceeds 90% of GDP, countries suffer slower growth, losing about one percentage point on the annual rate.
As a result, a new antibiotic may not become widely used until after its patent has expired and its inventors are forced to compete with generic manufacturers.
And in Europe, the benefits of economic openness have been widely acknowledged, and negotiations on a free-trade agreement with Japan are currently underway.
Most important, despite the challenges it faces, the Chinese economy’s singular importance is now widely recognized.
Educating young Malawians, especially girls, and making contraceptives widely available, would do much more to slow population growth than a few inter-country adoptions.
It is widely believed that Supreme Leader Khamenei put the current nutcase president Mahmoud Ahmedinejad into office as a means of counterbalancing former president Rafsanjani, and has been regretting this decision ever since as Ahmedinejad spouted off about the Holocaust and pushed Iran deeper and deeper into isolation.
Mortgages became more widely available.
This would narrow the fiscal gap, a widely used measure of long-term budgetary imbalance, by almost one-third.
With respect to monetary policy, the United States’ unemployment rate, at around 5%, is close to what most economists consider full employment, and the Federal Reserve is widely expected to raise its target interest rate again in December.
Moreover, South America’s electricity grids are seldom interconnected, and rates for power vary widely.
Despite a widely held belief that the current international system is based on rules, the fact is that major powers are rule makers and rule imposers, not rule takers.
So Germany is asked to take the lead in saving the eurozone, an outcome that is in the interest not only of the entire European community, but also of Germany, which is widely seen as having gained the greatest advantage from the single currency.
In particular, the US should consider introducing a value-added tax (VAT), widely used in other industrialized countries.
Indeed, growth rates vary widely across the continent, and not all Africans are benefiting.
Similarly, after some theological debate, British Muslims have widely accepted that they owe unreserved loyalty to Britain.
Alternatively, the data collected in some industries could become so widely shared across competing firms that they will all converge on a single price for each individual.
Though not publicly declared, it was widely believed that key American policymakers wanted regime change.
But it is now widely accepted that the way in which the US negotiated its way into war was a mistake – one that has cost it enormous credibility as a negotiating partner.
But those rules were steadily weakened, and by the early 2000’s were widely derided (including by Romano Prodi, Delors’ successor as President of the European Commission), as governments found that they could run large deficits without paying higher market interest rates.
The error is in neither their prize-winning 2009 book nor in a subsequent widely read paper responding to the academic debate about their work.
A digital economy depends on payment systems that are not just easy to use and widely available, but also trustworthy.
In the rest of the Western world, the desire to witness an execution is widely regarded as barbaric, and barely comprehensible.
For warfarin, a widely prescribed drug used to prevent blood clots, genotyping can guide the right dose and hasten the time it takes to get to steady state.
(The one thing on which Trump does not want his name is the Republicans’ widely derided new health-care proposal, intended to replace Obama’s signature Affordable Care Act.)
The practice was widely known as “libel tourism.”
The cases involving science included a costly lawsuit against Nature, one of the world’s best-known and most widely respected scientific journals.
That essay is widely regarded as the start of the worldwide movement for freedom of speech and the press.
The slogan was widely ridiculed, particularly in China, for its transparent absurdity.
That might seem widely beneficial, but it would help only those in high enough tax brackets to itemize deductions – mostly households with annual income above $75,000 (median US household income was $54,462 in 2015).
Since the trade deficit is widely thought to put pressure on US jobs and real wages, the US-China trade imbalance has come under special scrutiny in these days of great angst.
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