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The weaknesses of global policy cooperation are especially worrisome in view of the gravity of the challenges that must be met.
Most worrisome of all, he is close to the two main groups that represent the most extreme elements in Iran: the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Basij organization.
Equally worrisome are the distortions that easy money creates.
China's Worrisome NationalismNationalist sentiment has been on the rise in China for a decade.
The most worrisome financial threat is that currently over-priced bond markets will crash.
Many of Trump’s specific policy proposals are worrisome enough in themselves; but they are even more worrisome in light of what he has said (viva voce and via Twitter) about a host of domestic and international issues.
Equally worrisome is the prospect of deep, across-the-board cuts in the US defense budget at a time when many rising powers are increasing their defense spending.
Most worrisome of all, we cannot rule out that North Korea may have succeeded in enriching uranium to weapons-grade levels.
There is no indication that the ratio will decline anytime soon, which is particularly worrisome, given the low profitability and high borrowing costs that China’s industrial enterprises face.
But the size of Italy’s debt – and of Belgium’s – is worrisome.
But policymakers should not be so distracted by it that they fail to prepare for the other two possible storms – and, much more worrisome, the possibility that they merge into a single more devastating one.
In the years leading up to the crisis, inequality rose in many countries, with worrisome consequences for social cohesion.
At the same time, the prospect of higher US inflation and massively higher US public debt levels must eventually weigh on the dollar, as does the still worrisome US trade deficit.
If so, the true reason why academics missed the crisis could be far more mundane than inadequate models, ideological blindness, or corruption, and thus far more worrisome; many simply were not paying attention!
The situation is particularly worrisome in Nigeria, where nearly nine million primary-school-age children are not enrolled, and millions more – especially girls – are denied access to secondary education.
On balance, that is easily 1-1.5 percentage points below the developed world’s longer-term, or potential, growth trend – a worrisome outcome, to say the least, for employment, deflation risk, global trade, and export-dependent developing economies, such as China, which remain heavily reliant on external demand in developed countries.
Closing the Investment GapBERKELEY – The weakness of private investment in the United States and other advanced economies is a worrisome – and perplexing – feature of the recovery from the 2008 global financial crisis.
Trump’s presidency is most worrisome on the foreign-policy front, where many potential disasters await.
It is worrisome, to say the least, that the EU is now resorting to similar tricks.
Although there are vast differences surrounding the departure of the IMF and Bank heads, there are some worrisome similarities.
The impacts of sharply rising oil prices and ongoing sovereign debt problems in Europe are also very worrisome.
But some of this increase is driven by more worrisome factors: the effects of large budget deficits and debt on sovereign risk, and thus on real interest rates; and concerns that the incentive to monetize these large deficits will lead to high inflation after the global economy recovers in 2010-11 and deflationary forces abate.
Undoubtedly, the Great Recession triggered by the global financial crisis has contributed to this worrisome situation.
It is possible, Ramey argues, that their results could reflect a different sort of reverse causality if governments are more likely to respond to high public-debt levels with austerity programs when they have reason to believe that economic conditions could make the debt burden especially worrisome.
Even more worrisome are larger immutable realities – like a rapidly aging and shrinking population – that will limit Japan’s economic growth in the coming decades.
Many of the most worrisome examples of disinformation have been focused not on any particular election or candidate, but instead on exploiting societal divisions along, say, racial lines.
The caning of Kartika, on the other hand, is not an example of political manipulation, and for this reason is perhaps even more worrisome.
The power of the foreign press is worrisome for those with an interest in Venezuela's welfare, because perceptions affect realities, including foreign investment, risk premiums on debt, tourism and capital outflows.
But there is not, which is both puzzling and worrisome.
The more worrisome source of anti-Semitism is different and justifies speaking of a new anti-Semitism.
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