Because there is no crowding out, stimulus boosts real output.
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Governments' insatiable appetite for debt is crowding out other borrowers.
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In Japan, public borrowing is not crowding out private investment.
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Bloated health care spending is crowding out the progressive agenda.
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These subsidies have the effect of crowding out private capital.
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Without any natural predators, it is crowding out many native species.
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He also gave a reason not to worry about crowding-out.
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More public spending risks crowding out the private sort, he thinks.
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Unfortunately it's also crowding out important legislation for the American people.
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In Alaska, boreal forests pushed north and west, crowding out tundra.
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It was crowding out all the stuff posted by users' friends.
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It isn't "crowding out" investment in the private sector, but enabling it.
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They also accused the organization of crowding out and whitewashing grassroots efforts.
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Absent legislative reform, those costs will keep rising, crowding out other policy priorities.
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A culture of vengeful punishment takes hold, crowding out the rule of law.
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The big question is whether they hurt consumers by crowding out other options.
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At times, the whimsy proliferates to excess, crowding out Wagnerian politics and psychology.
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Several said they worried that illegal immigrants were crowding out U.S.-born residents.
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And I worry that the success of The Times is crowding out the competition.
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They found that it took over the entire lower intestine, crowding out pathogenic bacteria.
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In fact, by crowding out investment it will somewhat reduce long-term economic growth.
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But in an economy suffering from dynamic inefficiency, this crowding out is a good thing.
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The army is muscling into even more areas of the economy, crowding out private firms.
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Note that in the simple Keynesian model, even with no crowding out, monetary offset, etc.
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But health-care spending is crowding out other important services from public and private budgets.
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Medicaid costs are skyrocketing, putting massive burdens on state budgets and crowding out other priorities.
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Spend too much and risk crowding out private investment, pushing up inflation and interest rates.
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It's also rather busy, with the angled tail lights crowding out the tri-star badge.
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There is some frustration too with the expanding chorus of candidates crowding out their message.
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Campaigns are voracious — they have a way of crowding out the rest of the news.
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Spending so much on health care is crowding out other public sector priorities, Baicker said.
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Some of the crowding out of unremarkable white males, including myself, is a good thing.
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The present moment expands and fills with light, crowding out the sorrow or doubt or fear.
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One risk would be that relocation becomes the strategy, crowding out other, more effective development tools.
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Furthermore, the practice is likely crowding out more efficient investments by China's increasingly innovative private sector.
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"[Scorsese] rightly pointed out the crowding out," Norton added in the "Squawk on the Street" interview.
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At another level, they're crowding out companies that could come along and do a better job.
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Some analysts also worry higher mortgage payments would end up crowding out other purchases, like automobiles.
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Yes, we should worry about crowding out other issues, but health care is worth obsessing over.
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It was dominating my internal landscape, crowding out other thoughts, blocking my view of regular life.
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Spending on interest and entitlement program are already effectively crowding out investment in other national priorities.
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You could imagine that the other chatter and information on Facebook was crowding out news consumption.
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Rising costs of operating and maintenance are crowding out dollars for new highways, bridges, airports and railways.
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The "lump of labour" fallacy holds that older workers threaten economic prosperity by crowding out younger workers.
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The question is whether this crowding-out effect also spills over into other donations, such as blood.
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As a result, Mr Poyker says, the crowding out of free labour by prisoners still occurs today.
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In other words, the crowding out of private enterprise by state firms has lowered China's growth potential.
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This amount is increasing, the audit finds, crowding out programs to purchase new and more efficient systems.
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Recent weeks have also seen finger-pointing over whether the impeachment inquiry is crowding out the bill.
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Recent weeks have also seen finger-pointing over whether the impeachment inquiry is crowding out the bill.
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Research also suggests that student debt is crowding out other investment and spending that would otherwise occur.
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But non-Canadians are already crowding out local students at some of the country's best-known schools.
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Otherwise, the extra investment they encourage will be countered by the "crowding out" caused by higher debt.
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Rising costs of operating and maintaining infrastructure are crowding out dollars for new highways, bridges, airports and railways.
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The congressional Republicans are better prepared, and so their plans are crowding out anything Bannon might have contemplated.
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One result is that the far right's views have dominated the debate, crowding out other views and issues.
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News Feed's aggressive personalization wouldn't be much of an issue if it weren't crowding out every other source.
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But the case for crowding out public capacity in places where there is no public capacity is stronger.
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"I fear that illegal mining is crowding out the legal activities," said Guillermo Arbe Carbonel, an economist with Scotiabank.
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Returning to Cambodia a few years ago, he was troubled to see burgers and pizza crowding out local fare.
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China The country's deserts have expanded by 21,000 square miles since 1975, crowding out cropland and producing devastating sandstorms.
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Another questionable assessment of this primary is that "electability" is crowding out candidates who don't fit some safe profile.
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Yet Tok Pisin's success may also threaten Papua New Guinea's linguistic diversity: it is also slowly crowding out other languages.
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They once feared "crowding out"—that government bonds would lure capital that would otherwise finance more productive private-sector projects.
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The Quebec experiment showed a significant crowding out of informal child-care arrangements in favour of cheap, government-run facilities.
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But some Egyptians are finding that their new economic reality is crowding out politics as they struggle to maintain standards.
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Federal budget deficits and resulting expanding government debt can strangle economic growth by "crowding out private borrowing" and increasing inflation.
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A MMT advocate might reply that crowding out only can occur when the economy is already operating at full capacity.
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They have been willing to pour large sums into early start-ups at enormous valuations, crowding out other potential investors.
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His White House is trying to gather media attention for his budget and infrastructure plan — crowding out the immigration debate.
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It ends up crowning some figures and crowding out others, distorting a reality that's far richer and messier in practice.
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A dull two-step played in my head, crowding out any other thoughts: I'm sure you don't have it, dummy.
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His well-taken point is that health care is crowding out much else, including climate, education, voting rights, and immigration.
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By crowding out opposition and censoring media coverage, he has rigged the system to all but guarantee his electoral victory.
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The company said users had expressed concerns that stories by professional news sources were crowding out updates by friends and family.
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But Kennedy is trying to make the case that his state's Medicaid spending is crowding out funding for other programs now.
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She told me that she was wary of the scale and intensity of the building's history crowding out her own experience.
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Students from higher income backgrounds are more likely to land in the limited number of seats, crowding out low-income students.
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No longer could the World Bank be the sole provider of loans, which, he said, are "crowding out" the private sector.
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Three extremely established (and, by my lights, wildly overrated) male American artists had succeeded in crowding out everyone and everything else.
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As the stream of celebrity couples suggests, there is plenty of demand for these upscale options, crowding out traditional maternity wards.
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The movie hits a somber note near the end, noting that Istanbul's modernization is crowding out both individuated neighborhoods and cats.
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"Early Riser," while never underwritten, can be at times a bit underfelt, the verbal dexterity crowding out the room for emotion.
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Either that or the Fed would have to raise interest rates by a lot, crowding out a lot of private investment.
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Government borrowing raises interest rates, crowding out private borrowing and preventing the expansion from generating much of an increase in real output.
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Those pension fund deficits are only part of a widening funding gap for retirement costs that are crowding out other state spending.
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Trump is demanding and receiving our attention, crowding out everything else, accepting that it's better to be hated than to be ignored.
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The primary way high government debt would imperil the economy is by pushing up interest rates and crowding out private sector investment.
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She said the current debate had become overly focused on whether Muslims were "integrated enough" or "assimilated enough," crowding out actual dialogue.
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Introduce elements that don't work organically with everything else, and they become like invasive species, devouring or crowding out everything around them.
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In many cases this will trigger increased contributions to the plans that will bust already fragile government budgets, crowding out vital public services.
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The fallout, in terms of higher electricity bills and the crowding out of cheaper sources of power, comes a decade or more later.
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Unfortunately, well established and well connected traditional energies have lobbied the government to receive massive tax breaks, crowding out new clean energy technologies.
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Advocates of fiscal stimulus during the 2008 recession and the slow recovery argued that crowding out wasn't a valid fear during that time.
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Filter-feeding animals called bryozoans doubled their growth on heated panels, crowding out other species that seemed to fare well on unheated panels.
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Another would be mis-allocation of resources, with too much government investment in politically popular projects crowding out more efficient private sector investment.
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Republicans are already rolling out the argument that the House impeachment push is crowding out the legislative agenda while cutting into the economy.
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As The Atlantic's David Graham noted on Monday, those themes are crowding out the White House's earlier message that Trump had committed no crimes.
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Without reform, our pensions systems will eat up more and more of our state budgets, crowding out even the most basic functions of government.
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"Student loan payments are crowding out retirement," said Maggie Thompson, executive director of Generation Progress at liberal think tank the Center for American Progress.
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"ALL-CAPS FILL THE SPACE, so there's an element of feeling that the message is crowding out everything else," Luna told the New Republic.
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"Our evidence suggests that Republican counties are more sensitive to the crowding-out effects of taxation on charitable giving than Democratic counties," he said.
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Critics blame the conglomerates for a number of social ills, including corruption, inequality and the crowding out of smaller and potentially more innovative businesses.
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As JT recounted in a video a week before the change, the harassing titles quickly spread to other channels, often crowding out accurate translations.
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It has failed to stop the government-sponsored entities (GSEs) from overspending, overreaching and crowding out private market participants in the housing finance system.
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AND THE DATA ARE UNEQUIVOCAL ON THIS THAT SUM OF THE TWO ARE FLAT, MEANING THE ENTITLEMENTS ARE CROWDING OUT THE GROSS DOMESTIC SAVINGS.
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The sign had to be placed inside the center, on its website, and was required in all advertising—effectively crowding out the center's own message.
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U.S. domestic energy prices have plunged in recent years because of the natural gas boom, crowding out competing sources of power, including coal and nuclear.
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MMT rejects the idea of crowding out in general, but it's not clear whether they think single-payer can be financed entirely through deficit spending.
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That has helped it escape the "resource curse", in which natural riches keep a country poor by crowding out manufacturing or ushering in predatory government.
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This has provided a life support mechanism for many dying state industries while crowding out the private sector on which China is staking its future.
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There is no crowding out in a world of persistent capital oversupply and countries that borrow in a currency they print can never default – period.
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Weaker moderate candidates, like Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg, are supposedly crowding out votes that would otherwise go to Biden, therefore giving Bernie and edge.
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But many small- and medium-sized private firms still face tough access to financing, tight profit margins and a crowding out by big state companies.
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They flood markets with seeds that are often of poor quality or unsuited to local conditions, crowding out more efficient private distributors with better goods.
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Another danger is that of deficits leading to higher interest rates, which slow the rate of capital formation, a concept called the "crowding out" of investment.
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If these plans come to fruition, they will saddle Puerto Rico with far too much expensive natural gas-generated power while crowding out cheaper renewable energy.
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As forthcoming research by the Foundation for Government Accountability shows, Medicaid spending and enrollment has skyrocketed in recent years, crowding out resources for other critical priorities.
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Equating quality to a check box, however, risks crowding out the innate, professional commitment to high quality, patient-centered care that many doctors take pride in.
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When we launched Vox, we talked about the tyranny of the new — the way the latest thing had a habit of crowding out the most important things.
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By living a life of quiet distraction (with apologies to Thoreau), we are crowding out the deeper and creative thoughts, along with any hope of real quiet.
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Peacekeeping forces often lumber along for years without clear goals or exit plans, crowding out governments, diverting attention from deeper socioeconomic problems and costing billions of dollars.
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But this would be like cracking a nut with a sledgehammer, potentially crowding out lots of private sector activity and parking people on valueless make-work schemes.
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This is done by replacing the normal carbon atoms of the diamond with silicon, which has the effect of repelling or crowding out other nearby carbon atoms.
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And if the government tries to increase deficits at a time of full employment, it could lead to higher inflation and higher interest rates, crowding out investment.
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That's important, but not as important as debt held by the public, which is what can impact the economy by fueling inflation or crowding out private investment.
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The reason this isn't allowed to happen is because a dissenting speech will dominate the news, crowding out the nominee's message, as Cruz's speech has this time.
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The stories he's crowding out might be things that reflect better on him, or more poorly on Clinton, than whatever he said to a reporter that day.
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To avoid crowding out smaller MDAX and SDAX members, Deutsche Boerse is considering increasing the number of constituents for the midcap and smallcap indexes to 60 from 50.
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At $3.7 trillion spent in just the last 10 months alone, Washington's massive footprint on the economy is clearly crowding out some other means of more organic growth.
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But all those other candidates are crowding out the polls, which makes it harder to tell whether Bernie or Buttigieg are ultimately garnering more support across the party.
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For example, the argument that debt is crowding out private investment is hard to sustain when firms are awash with cash and can borrow at extremely low rates.
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But at the end of the day, you're still competing in a landscape where other brands are doing the exact same thing, simultaneously crowding out the users' screens.
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Secular stagnation implies there are few good investment opportunities, so crowding-out is hardly a concern, and reducing debt would further deprive the world of precious safe assets.
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The Bureau of Prisons represents 25 percent of the Department of Justice's budget, crowding out precious recourses needed to support law enforcement in other areas of public safety.
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Higher U.S. yields, crowding out flows to riskier assets, can drive an exodus from emerging markets, especially when long-dated bond yields rise faster than shorter-maturity debt.
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Monetary expansion would *not* cause stagflation; fiscal expansion would *not* cause crowding out; claims that austerity would solve currency crises by restoring confidence were not to be believed.
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But that consensus is starting to fall apart, thanks to a new awareness of the ways in which tech monopolies are crowding out competition and hurting consumer choice.
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Ramaphosa added that growth in the wage bill had been crowding out spending on capital projects for future economic growth and items that are critical for service delivery.
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It's one thing for Sanders to warn about billionaires crowding out the competition, getting special treatment, and demanding an outsized level of influence in politics and the economy.
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Compounding that economic loss is the effect of budget deficits in crowding out public investments in infrastructure, research and education that lay the groundwork for private sector growth.
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But at least Dolo isn't burdened by a hundred other features crowding out the local recommendations for attention, nor is it constrained by relying on your existing friend graph.
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The firm is being squeezed by central government efforts to reduce steel production nationwide and so has branched out into real estate investment, in turn crowding out private players.
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Bloomberg has also spent millions on hiring thousands of staff and crowding out the market so much so that other campaigns and organizations are having difficulty hiring new people.
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The allegations dominated his briefing, crowding out other parts of the White House agenda, including the president's signing of two executive orders on trade and meeting with manufacturing executives.
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Yet Corbyn remains enormously popular with Labour's activist base, and his ascension to Labour leader has energized the party as he's moved it leftward, crowding out more centrist figures.
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Mr. Douglas knows how to goad his band mates through suggestion and understatement; Mr. Blake makes big gestures that can roll and rumble without crowding out anyone else's narrative.
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Of course he failed to mention how his own dominant platform is the attention-sapping, app gobbling elephant in the room crowding out the next generation of would-be entrepreneurs.
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The paper, which was published in the Journal of Economic Psychology, posited support for the "crowding out" theory, which suggests that offering gifts can change the mindset of potential donors.
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Making up for years of under funding is now costing some states a rising share of revenues, which is crowding out other services and putting upward pressure on tax rates.
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One species in particular, a sort of sea lichen called Fenestrulina rugula, basically took over, crowding out other species and reducing the biodiversity, with other species declining (but none disappearing).
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That gives some fuel to the argument that contributions to DAFs could be crowding out contributions to charities directly, which declined in 21 for the first time in a decade.
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The effect of this crowding out is genuinely enormous: $230 million in voucher spending at Catholic schools in Milwaukee resulted in $60 million less in church donations, the authors found.
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And that means fewer families taking out mortgages and student loans, fewer businesses taking out loans to build new factories, and just generally slower economic growth (this is called "crowding out").
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The goal has been to find a way to help those who need access to paid leave without crowding out employer-provided programs or imposing a new tax on all workers.
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Now, Michigan and Ohio face costs far exceeding original projections, with the federal match rate declining and thousands of able-bodied working-age adults crowding out benefits to the most vulnerable.
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"The issue here is one of crowding out," says Stephen Shortell, a professor of health policy and management at the University of California Berkeley, where he is also a dean emeritus.
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"The issue here is one of crowding out," says Stephen Shortell, a professor of health policy and management at the University of California Berkeley, where he is also a dean emeritus.
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Anticipatory thanks are strange, and even due thanks are not always welcome: Grouches will complain that you are filling their inboxes, presumably crowding out notices of cake in the break room.
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Yet because the planning system so limits the supply of land for development, extra council building risks crowding out the private-sector sort, lessening the impact on the overall number of homes.
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But recently we've gotten feedback from our community that public content — posts from businesses, brands and media — is crowding out the personal moments that lead us to connect more with each other.
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The parallel market, mostly conducted online, is crowding out bricks-and-mortar shops, said Roth Lai, deputy editorial director at Elle China, speaking at a conference on luxury in Paris this week.
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AND ALL OF THE ECONOMIC METRICS I HAVE SEEN OVER THE YEARS TELLS ME THAT WHEN YOU INCREASE THE DEFICIT AND YOU INCREASE THE DEMAND FOR FUNDS, YOU'RE CROWDING OUT CAPITAL INVESTMENT.
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This "crowding out" reduces the progress of productivity, which in turn suppresses the growth of incomes — a fairly straight line from more federal debt to less money in the average American wallet.
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No matter how well-intentioned or effective it may be, government spending has the unfortunate side effect of crowding out investment for the future, thus suppressing growth and throttling young Americans' future.
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Years of active state meddling in credit markets have led to the crowding-out of debt and stock markets from corporate financing, said Leonardo Pereira, president of the watchdog known as CVM.
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Excessively high levels of debt can slow economic growth by crowding out private investment in favor of public debt and limiting the government's flexibility to respond to a future downturn or crisis.
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State-owned enterprises have claimed a growing share of the loans available in the economy, a sign that the government may be crowding out the private businesses that could drive future growth.
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Hardline newspapers Kayhan and Vatan-e-Emrooz splashed the news on their front pages, crowding out a triumphal speech by President Hassan Rouhani, who on Sunday hailed the lifting of the nuclear sanctions.
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The costs of redacting data that might identify people before publication could amount to $100m per year, according to an estimate by the Congressional Budget Office, crowding out an already squeezed research budget.
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"The access to capital has not been great because the government is crowding out the lending space," Marshall Stocker, vice president and head of country research at investment firm Eaton Vance, told CNBC.
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"Real estate has serious problems such as crowding out investment (from other areas), impeding the transformation and healthy development of the economy, and is also an important source of financial risks", Xu wrote.
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The company — and the coal industry as a whole — faces a worsening market for its product, with cheap natural gas and environmental regulations crowding out coal as power plants' go-to power source.
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The Andean flower industry began to bloom, crowding out domestic growers who found it difficult to compete with their Andean counterparts who could produce flowers not only more cheaply but also year-round.
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And they don't understand that in some cases those really big companies that are those great success stories are crowding out new competition that would normally enter to unseat them in different ways.
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And, "they've created this huge population explosion," with these few species effectively crowding out native birds, like quails, sparrows, and black phoebes, which prefer to nosh on insects or seeds rather than grapes.
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"I think the F-35 will be a big target for reductions in the early 2020s simply because it is a big program that is crowding out funding for other priorities," he said.
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Traditional macro said that at the zero lower bound there would be no crowding out – that deficits wouldn't drive up interest rates, and that fiscal multipliers would be larger than under normal conditions.
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Each year "tens of thousands" of tickets to live events like concerts are bought by ticket bots, crowding out human buyers and causing prices for good seats to soar, according to the report.
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"The Council expects that this decision, consistent with the gradual steps taken so far, will mean the crowding out of at least HUF 100-200 billion additional liquidity from the deposit facility," it said.
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Indeed, the irony is that when the state does not understand its role in creating public value through public purpose, then it ends up being ineffective and crowding out, and being more easily captured.
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Its skyline is a bizarre mash-up of architectural styles, including sleek modern and Disneyland whimsical, crowding out the two-story, 0003th-century buildings with ornate balconies that once defined this city of 120,000.
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But in recent days, several top Republicans have started laying blame on the impeachment proceedings for crowding out the defense bill as the House and Senate struggle to reconcile their versions of the bill.
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Experts say one contributor to the crisis is the meteoric rise of dollar chains, which are popping up on every street corner, crowding out other retailers and grocers, and very rarely selling fresh food.
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The rising cost of necessities like health care, housing and education is crowding out discretionary spending for middle-class Americans, said Stephanie Pomboy, founder of MacroMavens, an independent economics consulting firm in New York.
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Conventional economic theory predicts that if a government tries to increase deficits at a time of full employment, the results will be some mix of higher inflation and higher interest rates, crowding out investment.
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What to watch: Retail will be to this hearing what healthcare has been to Democratic presidential debates — an important topic, but also one that might be exhausted to the point of crowding out others.
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As a result, credit to the private sector has resumed growth in 2017, after contracting 9% yoy in December 2016, but it will continue to face crowding out from government borrowing in the domestic market.
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I don't think it's ever really felt like there's a competition or a crowding out of the marketplace of these types of interventions because they've all taken such different forms and aesthetics and so on.
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"A higher fiscal impulse could be met with some degree of crowding out," HSBC explained in a recent report, referring to a phenomenon where higher state spending pushes up interest rates and reduces private investment.
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At the same time, the aggressive asset purchases in recent years now mean the BOJ owns about 22016 percent of the 473 quadrillion yen Japanese government bond (JGB) market, crowding out banks and other investors.
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Kelton also emphasizes that MMT doesn't argue there should be no checks on the deficit whatsoever, but that the main concerns about debt should focus on inflation, not crowding out investment or high interest rates.
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"What I don't think is going to be happening over time is GDP that stays close to the 3 percent, and the essential reason is that ... entitlements are crowding out gross domestic savings," he said.
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Instead of simply driving wealth down, it seemed, the gigging model was helping divert traditional service-worker earnings into more privileged pockets—causing what Schor calls a " crowding out " of people dependent on such work.
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Instead we've achieved social stability through, in part, the substitution of self-abuse for intercourse, the crowding-out of real-world interactions by virtual entertainment, and the growing alienation of the sexes from one another.
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Tozzi's other concern is one of messaging, as he feared that all the attention on the "one in, two out" part of the order could have the effect of "crowding out" the regulatory budget provisions.
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Tourists take up seats on the small commercial flights in and out of the village during the fall months when the bears are there, crowding out residents who need to fly to Anchorage or Fairbanks.
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But the EMR and the physician are so at odds that rather than increase efficiency—typically the appeal of digital tools—the EMR often decreases it, introducing reams of new administrative tasks and crowding out care.
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As a supporter of Trump's campaign, Dawn lamented that opportunistic new vendors — whom she suspects aren't real fans — have begun crowding out the established sellers, operating in some cases without permits from the cities they visit.
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To build up cash in part to fund annual income tax refunds, the Treasury ramped up bill issuance during the first quarter, effectively crowding out banks and forcing them to increase their rates to remain competitive.
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So some Africans are uncomfortable with the rise of cremations, long considered taboo but a growing necessity as migration to cities is crowding out graveyard space and producing a landless generation without cash for a funeral.
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They follow two clashes in Istanbul when crowds attacked Syrian shops, now targets of resentment for Turks who see Syrians as taking jobs and crowding out health and education services while Turkey battles an economic recession.
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To Harris, the volatility is linked to an economy running at full capacity, while the government signs on to borrow even more money, which are two factors leading to potential inflation and the "crowding out" effect.
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Ben Smith: In his debut as our new media columnist, the former BuzzFeed editor in chief writes that The Times's recent rise from "wounded giant to reigning colossus" is crowding out what's left of its competition.
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But for some people, the invasive can kind of take over, crowding out all the other thoughts until it's the only one you're able to have, the thought you're perpetually either thinking or distracting yourself from.
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Senate rules require that if the House approves articles of impeachment, the Senate must convene as a court of impeachment, meeting every afternoon — six days a week — until the trial is completed, crowding out legislative business.
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The dispute is part of a national debate over how to prevent at least $1 trillion in unfunded liabilities at U.S. public pension funds crowding out other spending while guaranteeing retirement security for millions of public workers.
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The bad part is that it's crowding out to time to actually think, and do what some people call "deep work" — the ability to focus on a task for more than 15, 20 minutes at a time.
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The state of emergency has given Erdogan a carte blanche to head the cabinet and rule the country by decree with limited oversight, crowding out opposition voices under the guise of security, including by controlling the media.
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There are concerns that your cookies are crowding out the market for normal food; after your success, fruit and vegetable companies have pivoted to free cookies, and now much of the global food supply is just cookies.
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The dark side of success: The Times's recent rise from "wounded giant to reigning colossus" is crowding out what's left of its competition, writes our new media columnist, Ben Smith, the former editor in chief of BuzzFeed.
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Chairman, Faith and Freedom Coalition Higher education faces many daunting challenges: relevance to millennials seeking opportunity in a global, high-tech economy; rising costs and exploding student debt; big-money athletics crowding out the core educational mission.
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"Facebook has chosen to sell Americans' personal data to politicians looking to target them with disproven lies and conspiracy theories, crowding out the voices of working Americans," said Bill Russo, deputy communications director for the Biden campaign.
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Sports and entertainment should not be crowding out the ultimate adventure that kids ought to be on as they grow up: thinking, taking abstract ideas and turning them into real solutions, inventing is an exciting thing to do.
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Our research at Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis shows that — by overbuilding natural gas infrastructure, crowding out low-cost renewable energy and relying on expensive private capital — privatization is likely to raise rates, not lower them.
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For instance, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) regularly produces a 30-year budget outlook, complete with warnings about the risks posed by long-term deficit and debt trends, such as rising government debt crowding out savings for investment.
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"DirecTV, for instance, might favor Time Warner content, crowding out or refusing to carry alternative and independent programming that viewers might prefer," John Bergmayer, senior counsel at DC-based consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge, said in a statement.
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She had driven to the beach to collect sand for a restoration project on Santa Cruz Island, where invasive Argentine ants were swarming baby birds in their nests, interfering with native plant pollination and crowding out native ants.
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And there is no evidence that government borrowing is "crowding out" private sector investment by taking up too much of the available financing: interest rates are extremely low, pointing to a surfeit of savings over profitable investment opportunities.
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Guedes, speaking to reporters, said the private credit market in Brazil is expanding at a double-digit rate, which shows that the role of the state crowding out the lending market has shrunk, which will benefit smaller businesses.
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For Oscar strategists, this approach is all about spreading the wealth, but it has the effect of crowding out the actors who do great work precisely because they aren't tasked with commanding most of their movie's screen time.
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The project's impact on economic growth may also be limited due to its high dependence on monetary policy, which is likely to remain overall prudent to curb asset bubbles and financial risks, crowding out other or private investment expenditure.
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For $31, you could buy a generous round of beers at a Brooklyn dive like the one in the series, or a couple of schmancy cocktails at one of the hipster boîtes are crowding out that sort of place.
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"Facebook has chosen to sell Americans' personal data to politicians looking to target them with disproven lies and conspiracy theories, crowding out the voices of working Americans," Bill Russo, the Biden campaign's deputy communications director, said in the statement.
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While the professionals do not criticize Mr. Trump's focus, they do question whether those interests are crowding out intelligence on threats like terrorism and the maneuvers of traditional adversaries, developments with foreign militaries or geopolitical events with international implications.
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This crowding-out phenomenon will affect the less well off before it affects the wealthy because lower-income consumers may face higher risks in some areas of their lives and might wish to spend less on risk reduction overall.
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Murphy said news of the Russia controversy and the shooting that left House Minority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) seriously wounded were crowding out coverage of the Senate's healthcare debate and that the GOP was using this as an advantage.
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And these movies will dominate the box office, further crowding out big-budget films of other genres and increasingly pushing independent films out of theaters altogether, to debut on Netflix and Hulu (in acquiring Fox, Disney will also own latter).
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"We expect those cities with poorly funded pensions to continue to see steady growth in fixed costs over time, likely pressuring or crowding out other budget priorities and leading to a diminished capacity for weathering stress scenarios," the report said.
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These states have some of the same problems as Puerto Rico — in particular, unfunded pension promises to retired public workers that are rising so fast that they are crowding out other essential government services and making it more expensive to borrow.
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"Recently we've gotten feedback from our community that public content — posts from businesses, brands and media — is crowding out the personal moments that lead us to connect more with each other," CEO Mark Zuckerberg explained in a post on Thursday.
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" To Sanjiv Sidhu, a so-called software savant whose fortune was once estimated at over $6 billion, Ms. Magic's invitation-only salons are the perfect escape from a business culture where one-upmanship is "crowding out our need to connect.
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Some analysts say the focus on gay marriage is crowding out discussion of other, more sensitive issues raised by the constitutional revamp, which maintains Cuba's one-party socialist system as "irrevocable" while reflecting changes of recent years in its 224 articles.
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Conservatives had long branded the regulation as an assault on free enterprise, but advocates warned that its repeal would allow the broadband giants to manipulate traffic in favor of the highest-paying platforms, crowding out competition and stifling free speech.
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So either we go back to making kids learn this stuff in school (like the "home ec" of yore), or it should be part of any "general education" college requirements, since college has become the holy grail crowding out everything else.
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In remarks this week, Dane Stangler, PPI's director of Policy Innovation, suggested that one of the consequences of the expansion is a further reduction in "business dynamism," raising barriers and crowding out entrepreneurs who have historically entered the market through franchising.
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And if you think that the magic of heterodox monetary thinking somehow means that deficit spending is never inflationary, or crowding out never happens, or something, you don't understand the functional finance that MMT advocates themselves claim underlies their doctrine.
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The financial sector has threatened growth by crowding out resources in the real economy, while the ballooning shadow banking business has boosted money supply and created expectations of asset price inflation, said Shi Donghui, director of the Shanghai exchange's Capital Market Institute.
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The financial sector has threatened growth by crowding out resources in the real economy, while the ballooning shadow banking business has boosted money supply and created expectations of asset price inflation, said Shi Donghui, director of the Shanghai exchange's Capital Market Institute.
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But the government backing also allows Fannie and Freddie to tap global debt markets at rates far below other private borrowers and are seen as crowding out private lending in the mortgage market while raising the risk to the government of future defaults.
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All the econometrics that I've seen over the years tell me that when you increase the deficit and you increase the demand for funds, you're crowding out capital investment, and capital investment is the key statistic determining output per hour, that is, productivity.
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Far from worrying about "crowding-out" global capital, the US government must take every advantage to "crowd-in" the ever-growing pile of underutilized funds that only a nation the size of the US can absorb – and put it to good use.
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In addition to scrutiny from antitrust regulators, Google's acquisition strategy has also drawn the ire of top Democratic lawmakers in Washington, who argue they have enabled the tech behemoth to control far too much of the digital advertising ecosystem, crowding out competitors.
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Asked whether supplies from U.S. shale fields will start crowding out Saudi crude, Nasser noted that forecasts for oil demand see the world consuming an extra 1.4 million to 1.7 million barrels a day in coming years, fueled by strong economic growth.
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The CEOs of the three largest U.S. airlines have asked to meet with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to discuss allegations that Gulf states are unfairly subsidizing state-owned carriers, driving down prices and crowding out competition on key routes, accusations those carriers deny.
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Most mainstream economists would argue that transferring that spending to the federal government, without imposing any kinds of taxes or premiums to replace the premiums currently paid to the private health system, would create huge problems, crowding out investment and sparking large-scale inflation.
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"I think there are people who are, for the most part, mentally healthy and doing preventative maintenance, and their voices are the ones that seem to be crowding out the voices of the mentally ill, who are just working to survive," Trout tells Refinery29.
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"Vertical integration between programming and distribution in particular raises a number of issues: DirecTV, for instance, might favor Time Warner content, crowding out or refusing to carry alternative and independent programming that viewers might prefer," said John Bergmayer, senior counsel at advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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But on a recent Saturday afternoon, the usual clusters of selfie-snapping tourists and cafegoers were met by hundreds of demonstrators carrying signs that read, "We're all staying" or "Say no to crowding out," and protesting rising rents, forced evictions and rampant real estate speculation.
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But they are also worried that the qualifications and conditions set in the revised law may not be reasonable, and may lead to large numbers of foreigners crowding out Chinese people in the jobs market and taking up public welfare resources, according to Xinhua.
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A surge in outstanding U.S. Treasury bills to a record $2.3 trillion has also put upward pressure on short-dated U.S. bond yields - something analysts say is crowding out money market funding and forcing issuers of commercial paper to offer higher spreads amid generally rising rates.
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Nonetheless, taking public unions down a peg has another important effect: It will rebalance the playing field in states where the power of unions make it impossible for governments to address the rising costs of pensions and retiree health care, which are crowding out other spending.
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If Almeida could force Garbrandt into the same exchanges along the fence that Marcus Brimage did, and utilize his elbows while crowding out Garbrandt's right straights and hooks and folding behind his elbows after he throws them, Almeida could rough the Team Alpha Male product up something awful.
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J., held a town hall by conference call rather than risk an in-person appearance because "recent town hall meetings across the country have devolved into unproductive shouting matches, with highly-organized, partisan special interest groups effectively hijacking the forums and crowding out local residents who want respectful discourse."
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Seattle, South Lake Union, Amazon campus, Kindle, new technology and science office buildings, employees at lunchtime, Meanwhile, the Space Needle's owners have complained that all the towers being thrown up by Amazon and developers hoping to house its workers are crowding out views of the aging tourist attraction.
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Last month, the CEOs of American Airlines, United Continental and Delta Air Lines asked to meet with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to discuss allegations that Gulf states are unfairly subsidizing state-owned carriers, driving down prices and crowding out competition on key routes, accusations those carriers deny.
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For those concerned about the Tesla Roadster adding to the problem of space litter orbiting Earth, in this case the test cargo has rocketed into deeper space — far away from Earth's orbit — meaning that the usual concerns about space debris crowding out Earth's part of space are somewhat unfounded.
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Employers pass on the cost of payroll taxes to employees in the form of lower wages than they would otherwise get, and recent research on the impact of public insurance on employer-provided insurance raises real concerns about tax-funded family leave "crowding out" existing paid leave benefits.
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Can you really blame certain companies for this, others that are not necessarily ... No. I tried to focus mostly on the GAFA companies — Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple — because they have the size and I think that they're crowding out a lot of innovation in the rest of tech.
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But the costs of delay are rising: economic paralysis and delayed investment, the crowding out of the British parliamentary agenda and, perhaps most dangerously, the alienation of the 52% who voted "leave" in the June 2016 Brexit referendum and increasingly think Parliament is intent on thwarting the will of the people.
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Keynes explained that when an economy was operating at less than full employment, then a rise in government borrowing could generate a large boost in employment for a small rise in interest rates; rather than crowding out private investment, it would generate more investment by private firms by raising national income.
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But each call is also a tacit acknowledgment of the government's struggles on the battlefield and the steep challenge Mr. Ghani faces: the unrelenting violence raging across Afghanistan's embattled provinces, crowding out all other concerns, including the president's pledges to transform Afghanistan into a prosperous, or at least viable, state.
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Slowly, the sweet memories are crowding out the overwhelming sadness: the day Glen proposed; the births of their children; those evenings at home in Phoenix when Glen would call out, "We've got 10 minutes — everybody in the car!" and they'd all drive to the top of Camelback Mountain to watch the sun disappear.
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AND THE RATIO OF ENTITLEMENTS AS WE CALL THEM IN THE UNITED STATES AND SOCIAL BENEFITS, WHICH IS WHAT THEY CALL IT ELSEWHERE, AS A PERCENT OF GDP HAS BEEN MOVING UP. AND THE RESULT OF THAT IS A CROWDING OUT ACROSS THE BOARD VIRTUALLY EVERY DEVELOPED COUNTRY IN GROSS DOMESTIC SAVINGS.
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The full diagnosis blames budget deficits (which peaked at 10 percent of GDP in 10003 and fell below 3 percent the past several years) and mounting federal debt for "crowding out" private investment; high uncertainty over federal policy for deterring corporate hiring; and high taxes and regulations for weighing down job creators.
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When that was blocked by a Republican filibuster in the Senate, Clinton turned toward economic adviser Robert Rubin's argument that the deficit, by harming investor confidence and "crowding out" private investment, was a drag on the economy and that reducing red ink would provide a long-term economic stimulus of its own.
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It was not immediately clear exactly why Iowa Democrats were slow to report the results -- they said in a statement they were checking for accuracy after finding inconsistencies -- but that didn't stop candidates already in a rush to leave for New Hampshire from crowding out to give speeches before any results were reported.
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One can only hope that Trump's instincts will prevail; because right now there's no trust, no channels of communication between Washington and Tehran, and every reason to believe that conflict is crowding out what little space exists for some form of diplomacy -- the only conceivable instrument to preempt the march of folly both sides seem intent on following.
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"Under the current monetary policy of keeping long-term interest rates around zero percent, if interest rates should rise due to more fiscal spending, monetary policy can rein such moves, and crowding out of private investment won't happen," Hamada, an emeritus professor of economics at Yale University and adviser to the cabinet, told Reuters in an interview.
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My mother died of a cerebral hemorrhage, and I have seen up close what it looks like when a living thing is dying because its brain is bleeding and there's nowhere for the pooled blood to go, no way to keep the blood from crowding out the living cells of thought, the living cells of self.
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That doesn't mean things are great and no work remains — pollution is still a problem in the waterways, air, and soil in many areas of the city; invasive and introduced species are continually crowding out others; development that paves over existing green spaces is bad for everyone; glass buildings kill hundred of birds every year; and feral cats kill millions.
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"In the last decade, current practitioners have tangibly felt value investing's severe disappointments alongside brilliant value-add generated by stocks versus bonds; not only are these recent events shared by nearly everyone in today's investment community, they may also unconsciously and more heavily weigh on our memories and expectations, crowding out the wins experienced from value investing in earlier years," West and Ko write.
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But he stages scenes where hordes of Dick Cheneys and Dick Cheney operatives plop themselves down in Washington, slowly crowding out everybody who's loyal to anyone else (up to and including George W. Bush, the ostensible president), and he structures Vice in a way where Cheney dies several times — mostly politically, but he also has several heart attacks — only to keep stumbling back out of the grave.
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My sense on the Democratic side of the debate is some of it is playing off a story about the Clinton years that goes like this: Interest rates were high, government borrowing was crowding out the private market, that made it hard for private players to invest and grow the economy; [then] Bill Clinton brought down the debt, that brought down interest rates, or allowed the Federal Reserve bring down interest rates, and that got us an economic boom.
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