However, UHS' markets may exhibit more economic cyclicality over time.
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They gained more economic power under former president (Mahmoud) Ahmadinejad.
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We can look for more economic as well as military
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Confidence and some certainty eventually leads to more economic growth.
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We fault the poor for not achieving more economic security.
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And the more you escalate, the more economic damage you get.
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Economic inequality breeds political inequality, which results in more economic inequality.
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Reinvesting those profits helps spur more economic growth and creates jobs.
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However, there is a lot more economic potential to be utilized.
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Clinton's election was due less to racial/cultural issues, more economic.
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Q. China could easily apply more economic pressure on North Korea.
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We have more economic equity than a lot of states have.
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With the new penalties imminent, Iranians braced for more economic pain.
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Answer: They all have more economic freedom than the United States.
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One of the few certainties is another delay and more economic pain.
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Employees were more concerned the blockade could lead to more economic damage.
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And therefore, people use more of them and generate more economic activity.
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More environmental disasters, more economic disruptions, waves of climate refugees seeking sanctuary.
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Another sign of more economic weakness is the move in fixed income markets.
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The federal government would take steps to create more economic opportunities, he said.
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Fewer regulations are in keeping with the Republicans' "less is more" economic philosophy.
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In fast-growing markets like China, large nuclear plants make more economic sense.
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And most of the BRI economies already enjoy more economic freedom than China.
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That would do more economic good than any amount of borrowing and spending.
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The more economic and political complaints grow, the stronger movements for autonomy become.
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Along the way, they could do plenty more economic damage to one another.
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Nonwhites with the same household income as whites still reported more economic distress.
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We certainly have more economic freedom than Europe or Japan, let alone China.
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Georgia has always been home to more economic capacity than other southern states.
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And do recipients, on the whole, create more economic value than they receive?
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"This will ultimately create more jobs, more employment and more economic growth," he said.
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If the finding holds up, that could mean more fatalities and more economic damage.
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The more economic activity African Americans can engage with on any scale is beneficial.
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The road brings hope that Tuk — and the region — will experience more economic prosperity.
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The Turkish currency fell after Washington warned Ankara it should expect more economic sanctions.
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NO GENUS of snakes kills more people and causes more economic damage than Echis.
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Lowering the tax promotes more economic activity, which increases the base for government revenue.
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A question now is whether higher minimum pay will ultimately trigger more economic prosperity.
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More economic growth means more revenues and fewer expenditures on programs such as unemployment.
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The prospect of more economic support helped Chinese stock markets recover from early losses.
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For instance, in the West, women have much more economic freedom, economic independence, etc.
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One German protester said he hoped the demonstrations would bring about more economic equality.
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The USMCA could potentially create more economic activity, and in turn raise tax revenue.
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S. tax reform makes it more economic to do business in the United States.
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A "single-market project" might deliver more economic benefits in America than in Europe.
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U.S. government bond yields rose on Tuesday, as investors pored over more economic data.
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Nearly 70 countries have banned asbestos in favor of safer and more economic alternatives.
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Already a political stretch, the idea would face a lot more economic vetting, too.
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"Energy productivity is about getting more economic output from each unit of energy," Ryan added.
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Some have better health care, some better education, some more economic opportunity for their citizenry.
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Expectations of more economic stimulus in Japan have contributed to the recovery in risk sentiment.
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Financially insecure people are significantly less likely to vote than those with more economic stability.
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Other people do different kinds of cost-benefit analyses with often a more economic lens.
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After Serbia, Xi travels to Poland, where he is expected to sign more economic deals.
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We know that LGBTQ folks need more economic help, and economic issues are really important.
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I think we need more on the fiscal policy side to create more economic growth.
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"The more economic activity is denominated in that currency, the higher the value," he said.
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Stocks skyrocketed in 85033 on hopes that U.S. tax cuts would spur more economic growth.
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Native Iñupiat have been consistent in our pleas for more economic opportunities in the Arctic.
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Some governors warned that revenue estimates and collections hint at more economic trouble ahead. Gov.
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He noted the shortage in housing supply, which will likely lead to more economic activity.
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The more economic growth a region sees, the more demand there will be for oil.
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It also vowed to wait for more economic data before committing to its next move.
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After his election, President Bill Clinton told his briefers that he wanted more economic information.
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That increase, combined with poor infrastructure, could mean more fatalities and more economic damage. 8.
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The U.S. is looking for India to provide more economic and development assistance to Afghanistan.
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Sena would also like to see more economic support for the brigadistas across Chapada Diamantina.
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We would love to see more economic diversity and a broader range of careers represented.
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Another shutdown could cause more economic harm, hitting the I.R.S. just as tax season starts.
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Watch for more economic nationalist moves in lead up to Trump's Saturday night rally in Pennsylvania.
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They do not appear to have the answer, since more economic hubs have been shutting down.
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Once the family gets more economic stability, Gabriela said she will seek psychological help for them.
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U.S. stocks closed higher Tuesday as fears eased over Brexit and Japan signaled more economic stimulus.
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While some regions certainly featured more economic opportunity than others, the differences were narrowing over time.
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No technology will automate away more jobs — or drive more economic efficiency — than the driverless truck.
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For other more desirable compounds, Russo thinks it makes more economic sense to stick to plants.
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Does it mean even more economic sanctions, or is the US now seriously considering military action?
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More economic stimulus would also signal that the world economy — and Europe in particular — remains weak.
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The minutes appeared to suggest more economic data would be needed before a decision was made.
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Still, Raúl Castro came under mounting pressure from Cubans demanding even more economic and political opportunity.
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"Perhaps we will find that this one bill will lead to more economic activity," she said.
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Three others, including Governor Mark Carney, have hinted recently that more economic stimulus might be needed.
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Three others, including Governor Mark Carney, have said recently that more economic stimulus might be needed.
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To be sure, America can inflict more economic pain on Russia than Russia can on America.
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In effect, he used the cover provided by the Fed's decision to inflict more economic damage.
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It also isn't an assertion that these programs pay for themselves by generating more economic growth.
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In effect, he used the cover provided by the Fed's decision to inflict more economic damage.
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Rand Paul I don't think it creates any more economic growth than any other job does.
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It may make more economic sense to build the superstructure using materials extracted from the asteroid belt.
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But that could trigger more economic retaliation from China, who has long voiced its opposition to THAAD.
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A few more economic principles may need to be incorporated into the toolkit for this to happen.
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"The longer this lasts, the more economic damage is done, and there's a point of no return."
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Hussy said the longer no agreement was found in the trade dispute, the more economic confidence suffered.
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It&aposs going to mean more economic progress for these families going into November, going into 2020.
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"For others who had more economic privilege, there was an opportunity for flexibility in that," he said.
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"There's a little bit more economic risk with these investments," compared to traditional corporate bonds, Ashbaugh said.
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Cubans will judge him on his ability to improve their lives, which will require more economic reforms.
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Higher taxes discourage economic activity, and the higher the taxes are, the more economic activity they discourage.
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These efforts are a bargain because they stimulate far more economic activity and savings than they cost.
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However, as millennial women take on more economic responsibility, their psychological well-being may get a boost.
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These conditions can fuel a vicious spiral: Economic weakness creates falling prices, which create more economic weakness.
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It also threatened to take further steps in 60 days if more economic relief is not delivered.
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If you want lower taxes and more economic freedom, beware of the party you are rooting for.
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Ukraine has made more economic and governance reforms since the Maidan uprising than in two decades prior.
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Trump is also threatening to impose tariffs on Canadian autos, which would cause significantly more economic harm.
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These latest sanctions, then, are meant to put even more economic pressure on Maduro and his cronies.
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Obama spent much of his tenure emphasizing the creation of more economic opportunities for the middle class.
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The U.S. warned Turkey earlier on Thursday to expect more economic sanctions unless it hands over Brunson.
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He cited what happened after the Louisiana flood last year, when rebuilding led to more economic activity.
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There is no talk of more economic sanctions, whose enforcement has divided the EU in the past.
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New recipes produce fewer unpleasant side effects and generate more economic value per unit of raw material.
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And putting a price on carbon globally should allow these things to be more and more economic.
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That is affecting an effort by South Korea to reap more economic power from its popular culture.
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Mnuchin didn't speculate on whether the president will inflict more economic pain on Beijing through additional tariffs.
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This could be a reference to China's previous pledges to open up more economic sectors to services.
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And in the meantime, less regulation could mean more economic activity and more profits for US companies.
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One way to add more economic stimulus could be to target explicit levels for long-term interest rates.
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By centralizing more economic resources and decisions in Washington, Democrats threaten the current prosperity led by small businesses.
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However, sanctions regarding the "illegal annexation" of Crimea are of a more economic (and, arguably, more damaging) nature.
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The massive increase in the central government's investment in the region has given local officials more economic influence.
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In such scenarios, a falling currency may wreak more economic havoc than a formal breach of government obligations.
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He claims Hyperloop is ten times safer than an airplane and makes more economic sense than traditional transportation.
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"With Trump's victory, Iran needs the Guards ... they will gain more economic and political power," the official said.
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So there is a general assumption that a nation with a growing population will have more economic output.
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Further sanctions on Ankara could create more economic chaos for Turkey while it faces a severe financial crisis.
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Chairman Jerome Powell said the Fed wants to wait for more economic data in order to gauge trends.
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Late last year, as China's economy slowed, officials ramped up project approvals to stir up more economic activity.
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Expectations of more economic stimulus from a Trump administration have helped to boost U.S. stocks and bond yields.
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We must create a working future for all, with more economic stability in communities that are over-criminalized.
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Tech companies like Amazon and Facebook are obvious candidates, as government-imposed lockdowns push more economic activity online.
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Ms. Hill said the El Salvador government would need help combating gangs, as well as more economic opportunities.
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Mr. Abrams also raised the threat of imposing more economic sanctions against Mr. Maduro's government and its officials.
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For those currently eligible, this credit gives families more economic security and a bridge to the middle class.
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The unrest comes at a sensitive time as the country prepares more economic reforms, including floating its currency.
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They'll be busy dealing with its effects: more environmental disasters, more economic disruptions, waves of climate refugees seeking sanctuary.
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Once begun, long-lived projects can also create expectations of more economic activity and buoy business and consumer confidence.
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There may be only a few dozen users, so a lightweight, easy-to-build app makes more economic sense.
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Such a package may increase the deficit and induce more economic growth; both factors would push bond yields higher.
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It wants more economic aid and development for Central America to attack the root of migration, the sources said.
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A vote for against the MFA is a choice between more bureaucracy and higher taxes or more economic freedom.
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And without more economic growth, her agenda won't result in more jobs or a higher national standard of living.
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America gets more economic activity, and Congress gets out of the habit of raiding Fed funds for domestic spending.
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Economic inequality begets political inequality which begets more economic inequality and so on and so forth down the chain.
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Technology took trust out of the equation, and that, in turn, allowed much more economic activity to take place.
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There are more people free, more democracies, more economic progress and more hope in the world than ever before.
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Lifting regulations that are overly burdensome or unnecessary would free up business owners to generate even more economic activity.
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There is more yield and less interest-rate risk in these areas, but more economic, credit and liquidity risk.
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He has inadvertently created more economic uncertainty for the business community that he says is so important to him.
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That will primarily involve imposing more economic sanctions on individuals, companies and other entities linked to the Maduro government.
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"We are hoping that the non-oil sector will be leading to more economic growth ... this year," he said.
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Some worry that a slowing economy may lead to further repression and obfuscation of data, causing yet more economic harm.
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The spending—the aggregate demand—of the economy goes up and generates more economic activity, and that's good for everyone.
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So how can we make a more economic and efficient use of all the computing power that's going to waste?
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Ramírez's relatives have said he left El Salvador with his young family in April seeking more economic opportunity in America.
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Still, the mainland is looking to gain more economic partnerships and fill up a predicted American vacuum in global trade.
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Greece signed up to more economic reforms and austerity measures as part of an 86-billion euro bailout last year.
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Hammond said he also expects Continental Resources to gravitate toward more economic wells in its Anadarko Basin acreage in Oklahoma.
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The call for economists to teach much more economic history and to connect economics to the real world is valid.
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Part of her failure was blamed on a manifesto that offered voters a combination of Brexit and more economic pain.
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" The question, he said, was "what can Silicon Valley do, and what can policymakers do, to create more economic opportunities?
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Brady added on CNBC that he wants tax reform to be permanent because doing so would create more economic growth.
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At this moment, it makes more economic sense to continue importing energy from the U.S. than to produce it domestically.
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Trump and congressional Republicans said the tax cuts would pay for themselves by fueling job creation and more economic participation.
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"Taking on more economic responsibility in marriage increases anxiety, and increased anxiety, in turn, negatively affects health," the study reads.
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The more economic and political sanctions are imposed on the fundamentalist regime, the higher the likelihood of the second outcome.
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The more economic activity shifts into a domain where price is a slippery concept, the weaker that link will become.
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Reopening these areas to more economic opportunity starts with instilling a new confidence for entrepreneurs considering moving into these areas.
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A: I would start putting more economic buying power into people's hands so that we have a trickle-up economy.
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Trump has attempted to leverage China, North Korea's only major ally, to apply more economic pressure on the isolated regime.
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In fact, I think that Trump himself views these things as more economic than the voters who support him do.
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China, which began loosening policy last year, is also expected to announce more economic growth boosting measures in coming months.
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More and more economic research is suggesting that reducing emissions could actually save society money—partly in terms of public health.
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The DPP has championed an indigenous defense industry to achieve its twin aims of stronger weapons production and more economic growth.
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In 2011, Assad's forces launched a violent crackdown on activists who were demanding more economic prosperity, political freedom and civil liberties.
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I'd argue that bond market repricing is an issue for the coming months though and as we collect more economic data.
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Sitharaman stressed that the government was aware of the business sectors pain and would announce more economic measures in coming days.
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Keynesians think the economy is all about total spending: More spending means more economic activity means more jobs means everyone's happy.
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However, the drug shortage is proving to be the most critical for a country that is bracing for more economic hit.
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He portrayed a U.S. in need of more economic and military might and himself as a leader eager to wield both.
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Kim promised that the people would "never have to tighten their belts again," and set about giving them more economic control.
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An even more open China would create an even bigger shock, resulting in even more economic dislocation in the Rust Belt.
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More economic freedom, so measured, predicts higher rates of economic growth, and higher levels of wealth predict happier, healthier, longer lives.
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World leaders are gripping for more economic turmoil as the coronavirus pandemic gains speed, including the possibility of a global recession.
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The government would take less in from each individual company, but there would be more economic activity and, thus, more taxes.
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Diaz-Canel says Cuba is willing to negotiate with the US, but not under the threats of more economic arm twisting.
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Economic growth can happen two ways: More hours are worked, or more economic output is generated from each hour of labor.
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And indications from Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that that country is prepared to provide more economic stimulus also buoyed markets.
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PiS won a landslide election last October, unseating long-ruling centrists on a promise of more economic fairness and national pride.
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Groysman said Danylyuk's actions may have hurt Ukraine's negotiations with the European Union, from which it is also seeking more economic aid.
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Overseas investors also bought Indian bonds, as a landslide victory for incumbent Prime Minister Narendra Modi provided hopes for more economic reforms.
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Trump has argued that the lack of inflation is a good reason to cut rates in order to spur more economic growth.
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" He said: "I believe a Trump presidency would bring less peace, more economic hardship, and a greater deterioration of freedom and respect.
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He believes there will be progress in the yield curve steepening, possibly more economic growth and the easing of some regulatory burden.
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Still, the biggest import drop in nearly three years reinforced expectations that Beijing will need to roll out more economic stimulus measures.
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China on Wednesday threatened to cut more economic ties with the U.S. in the wake of the new tariffs and Huawei ban.
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In Austria as elsewhere, the left offers more economic protectionism, the right more cultural protectionism, the centre a blend of the two.
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Modi addressed the nation on Thursday, saying the government will take steps to create more economic opportunities for the people of Kashmir.
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China is expected to roll out more economic support measures in coming months on top of a raft of initiatives this year.
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There, they board overcrowded, rickety boats and sail on the Mediterranean Sea in hopes of reaching Europe and accessing more economic opportunities.
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Turkey: The administration warned Turkey on Thursday to expect more economic sanctions unless it hands over detained American pastor Andrew Brunson (Reuters).
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She used the remark as a way to prove the need for more economic development programs in coal communities around the country.
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The emphasis on stopping the spread of disease is ultimately central to preventing even more economic fallout in the months to come.
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He added that with downside risks looming and uncertainties rife, it is prudent for the Fed to wait for more economic data.
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Tommy Ahlquist, a physician and businessman who has had a hand in the boom as a developer, is pledging more economic growth.
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Chinese officials have already turned to tax cuts, infrastructure spending and looser monetary policy as they seek to spur more economic activity.
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Chinese officials have also turned to tax cuts, infrastructure spending and looser monetary policy in an effort to spur more economic activity.
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Warren told Chinese officials that the U.S. can't support more economic integration with China if China fails to recognize basic human rights.
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As Moscow's relationship with Western countries becomes more frail, Russian business leaders look for more economic opportunities with China, especially in energy.
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Chile's healthy economy and political stability is drawing more and more economic migrants from across Latin America to pursue 'the Chilean Dream.
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More economic data in the coming days, including the all-important monthly employment report Friday, could cause another strong move in either direction.
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The U.S. and Europe have responded each time by providing more economic aid to the Palestinians and pressuring Israel to make more concessions.
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Asian shares had edged up overnight on the weaker dollar and hopes of more economic stimulus in China following its latest data disappointment.
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Trump is pushing China, the rogue state's most important ally, to apply more economic pressure on North Korea to abandon its nuclear program.
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A level deeper — more economic inequality: That these companies are investing in the long term is great for the U.S. and Chinese economies.
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Investors may wonder which U.S. stocks are most at risk if the plunging shares are presaging more economic calamity in the Asian country.
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This action could help reduce fear that the U.K. was abandoning Europe in total instead of merely gaining more economic freedom of action.
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Details within the report, about climbing business investment and depleted inventories, suggest more economic strength than the bare-bones headline number might indicate.
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Our diplomatic correspondent gathered reactions from across the European Union: bloc officials and member countries fear encouraging separatists, sowing even more economic uncertainty.
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The number of people infected with the coronavirus has topped 26.19,000 globally as the outbreak reached more countries and caused more economic carnage.
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With Britain lurching out of the European Union, there is little desire to sow even more economic uncertainty, legal disruption and moral confusion.
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This path would require Republicans to set aside a long-held belief that lower capital-gains rates promote more economic growth and investment.
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Proponents say that such laws make roads safer, provide more economic opportunity and reduce immigrants' fear of being deported for a driving violation.
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More volatility in the market could lie ahead as we get closer to the Fed's March meeting and more economic data rolls in.
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He also put pressure on Pakistan to stop supporting terror grounds and asked India to provide the Afghan government with more economic aid.
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It was those huge congressional majorities, operating in a time of less polarization and far more economic suffering, that made Roosevelt's agenda possible.
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After a positive open, the Dow Jones industrial average hit an all-time high on Thursday as investors hoped for more economic growth.
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Initiatives like The Women's Foundation of Colorado and The Women's Collaborative for Colorado advocate for equality, benefits, and creating more economic opportunities for women.
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Many Republicans are fiscal hawks; they might buy the argument that tax cuts will generate more economic growth but only up to a point.
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Across all the countries included in the survey, a minority of voters said they believed young people had more economic opportunities than older generations.
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Yet more economic zip does not solve Mr Walker's trickiest problem, which is that voters in a habitually swingy state seem bored with him.
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It located the town centre, quaintly, in the centre of town even though putting it by the highway would have made more economic sense.
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Bond yields are rising on expectations the Fed will be quicker to raise rates under President Trump and there will be more economic growth.
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"The answer is to have more economic growth, lower taxes," like lowering the corporate tax rate from 39 percent to 15 percent, she said.
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Basically, if someone is feeling altruistic and goes to donate, the possibility of getting something in return puts them in a more economic mindset.
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More economic news, and more company results, will be needed to tell whether this market signal is the real thing, or just a fake.
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Those are the kind of things that could bring the market down if more economic data comes out that's weaker and there's something geopolitical.
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This is a basic ethical truth that, thanks to the bean counters in Sacramento, now has even more economic truth to back it up.
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He asserts (like modern MRAs) that many rape accusations are false, and that, if measured in spending rather earning, women have more economic power.
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Any program that gives more economic security to a broad, politically powerful group will be dangerous to meddle with, even in these polarized times.
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Expectations for more economic stimulus by China, the world's biggest auto market, could also be a short-term catalyst for the market, Spivak said.
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"We really need the tax reform if we really want to do anything about unlocking more earnings and unlocking more economic growth," he noted.
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They found the higher the change in unemployment — in other words, the more economic uncertainty — the higher the preference for a strong dominant leader.
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After numerous attempts to goad the Chinese government into applying more economic pressure against Pyongyang, President Donald Trump is running out of diplomatic options.
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So instead, expect more economic hardship, and greater fury at the West and the United States as renewed sanctions make daily life even harder.
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At the International Whaling Commission's Scientific Committee in 28500, I pointed out that there was more economic benefit from whale watching than whale hunting.
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China's factory activity shrank more than expected in June, highlighting the need for more economic stimulus amid higher U.S. tariffs and weaker domestic demand.
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The clean water, timber, cultural and recreation opportunities of this one forest deliver more economic value than all of the failing American coal industry.
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Expect the 2022 Olympics to generate just as much controversy — though this time, China has far more economic and diplomatic leverage to push back.
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The changes in the Arctic have the potential to lead to more economic development amid the region's fragile ecosystems, and to new security concerns.
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It would be a shame to rob them of their rightful place in spurring more economic growth all because of misplaced and misapplied compassion.
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Not only do black people face far more economic and academic obstacles, but also this phenomenon contributes to the overall perception of black people.
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The ads thank lawmakers who back comprehensive tax reform that's in line with AFP's goals of more economic growth and a fairer tax system.
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U.S. government debt prices were lower on Monday, as investors get ready to digest more economic data and news out of the auctions space.
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All Americans — Republicans, Democrats and Independents — can agree on this: We deserve better results from our federal government, and we need more economic growth.
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NSEI climbed to a record high in early June on hopes for more economic reforms after incumbent Prime Minister Narendra Modi's landslide election victory.
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Both parties are activated here, seeing more at stake and facing more economic uncertainty than is present in much of the rest of the country.
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A White House official said the United States was warning more economic pressures may be in store for Turkey if it refuses to release Brunson.
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But he added policymakers were waiting for more economic data to confirm that inflation was indeed heading toward its mandated target of almost 2 percent.
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And yet, he explains, VCs nearly always receive preferred stock, which gives them many more economic and governance rights than the firm's founders or employees.
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The sale represents a major shift in sales practices from annual purchases to more economic multi-year deals that lower the cost of each jet.
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For example, less-segregated neighborhoods could provide more economic opportunities and reduce stress, or that these neighborhoods could provide more opportunities for a healthier lifestyle.
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Fernandez, a member of the Peronist party that has supported more economic intervention by government, defeated business-friendly incumbent Mauricio Macri in last month's election.
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President Donald Trump's latest public criticism of China suggests he could consider more economic actions to put pressure on Beijing to limit North Korean aggression.
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Today, the Hispanic population in our country has more economic and purchasing power than ever before, and Hispanic small businesses are steadily on the rise.
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The president also planned a speech at the Grand Theater of Havana laying out his vision for greater freedoms and more economic opportunity in Cuba.
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"Gas trucks are both more environmentally friendly and more economic," said Lai Wei, general manager of Tianjin Shengteng Transport Company, a privately-run trucking company.
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In recent months, the debt crisis has threatened a deepening humanitarian crisis as hospitals close wards, social services decline and emigration saps more economic activity.
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The US sanctions regime, however, has decimated Iran&aposs private sector and forced them to cede more and more economic ground to IRGC affiliated companies.
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Those companies are already slicing drilling and other expenditures and more than a few will be declaring bankruptcy, all of which adds more economic drag.
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The group, which has suffered political and economic repression, has been at the center of protests demanding more economic opportunities and greater freedom of expression.
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Mogherini also warned that more economic sanctions, normally in the form of asset freezes and travel bans, were an option if dialogue with Maduro failed.
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They wanted more economic power, and here was a mother of two who had figured it out and whom they could aspire to be like.
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"There is more economic connectivity between New York and San Francisco than between New York and any of the declining upstate cities," Mr. Moss said.
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More economic energy than ever is flowing from Boise, but the legislature is very likely to remain firmly in the grip of conservative rural lawmakers.
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Trump has sought a less restrictive environment on a number of fronts but particularly banking, which he sees as key to generating more economic development.
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The decline of the coal industry has brought even more economic hardship to these isolated hills and hollows — providing fertile ground for Appalachia's signature epidemic.
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While New Jersey shortchanged retirees, Christie has granted more economic development subsidy deals worth hundreds of millions of dollars than any governor in U.S. history.
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With China, Mr. Trump's cultivation of Mr. Xi probably persuaded him to put more economic pressure on its neighbor North Korea over its provocative behavior.
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The United States has pressed China to exert more economic and diplomatic pressure on North Korea to help rein in its nuclear and missile programs.
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Hilary's talking about a demographic change and possibly economic change, the interest in attracting more economic growth, which I think Atlanta's trying to get Amazon.
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Apple is already doing better than Wall Street expected — and the possibility for more economic growth could drive it even higher, analysts told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Saudi Arabia climbed 30 places to 62nd, while Jordan climbed 29 to 75th, driven by reforms aimed at building more economic diversification, the World Bank said.
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THERE are two main reasons for a country to paw around in its tax code: to create more economic growth, or to repair a structural deficit.
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Saudi Arabia climbed 30 places to 33nd, while Jordan climbed 29 to 75th, driven by reforms aimed at building more economic diversification, the World Bank said.
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But if government is dysfunctional, endowing the state with more economic power is like giving a toddler a power-drill: who knows what damage will ensue?
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U.S. stock index futures indicated a lower open Monday as investors geared up for more economic news and digested new data from Tesla over the weekend.
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The old school mentality was to tighten the rules to save money on travel, when in essence it makes more economic sense to loosen the rules.
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You could be the lucky winner of a new Amazon headquarters, complete with $5 billion in investment, 50,000 "high-paying jobs," and plenty more economic development.
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Ed Royce, the chairman of the House foreign affairs committee, told CNN Tuesday that he's pressing the administration to put more economic pressure on North Korea.
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It offers startlingly detailed figures about US citizens' typical cultural consumption patterns and the way cultural organizations' spending generates even more economic activity in their communities.
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Spending less time on household labor frees them up to access more economic, social, and political opportunities, begetting more power and privilege outside of the home.
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Some investors were hopeful that Republicans and Democrats could agree on spending to improve infrastructure, which could boost many companies' profits and drive more economic expansion.
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"We are excited to benefit from Spotify's global scale, resources, and vision to expand our network and drive more economic opportunities for artists of all levels."
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In a continent that already experiences destructive storms and has many of the world's lightning hot spots, that can mean more fatalities and more economic damage.
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Sitharaman said boosting India's manufacturing will mean "a lot more investment, a lot more employment generation [and] a lot more economic activity" in the long run.
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Another recent Brookings study found that the average Congressional district held by Democrats now generates 103% more economic output than the typical district held by Republicans.
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Europe would be vulnerable to even more economic "pain" if the Trump administration decided to press ahead with U.S. investment curbs against China, analysts told CNBC.
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Wall Street is looking for more economic growth this year, boosted by recently adopted tax cuts, but also more interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve.
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Instead, Congress can and should pursue a limited government approach that's repeatedly helped achieve more economic prosperity in Texas and other places that have practiced it.
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Fed officials agree that more economic data is needed before raising interest rates, although they were generally upbeat about the U.S. economic outlook and labour market.
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Republicans say their tax plan would generate more economic growth and help pay down the $28500 trillion federal debt, despite decreasing federal revenue by $6900 trillion.
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But one distinct possibility is that it will force businesses to act more creatively and aggressively about squeezing more economic output from each hour of labor.
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The more ethnic and racial diversity increases, and the more economic inequality increases, the more that sense of belonging becomes fractured along tribal and class lines.
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So all else being equal, putting more money into people's pockets is going to produce more demand for companies' products, more economic activity, and more jobs.
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Essentially, the book showed that breakdowns in financial systems exert far more economic impact than other types of recessions, and thus take longer from which to recover.
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In 2011, the regime, led by President Bashar al-Assad, launched a violent crackdown on activists who were demanding more economic prosperity, political freedom and civil liberties.
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Investors also kept a close eye on China on hopes more economic stimulus measures would ease worries over slow progress in trade talks between Washington and Beijing.
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"Texas has more economic diversity than it did in the last oil downturn," said Nick Samuels, a vice president and Senior Credit Officer at Moody's Investor Service.
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We remain optimistic that these trade disputes can be resolved this summer, though probably not until more economic pain is inflicted on the U.S. and China economies.
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But Tehran has also maintained that it will leave the deal, known as the JCPOA, unless it receives more economic support as envisaged by the 2015 pact.
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Analysts at Wood Mackenzie expect exploration costs to fall another 10 percent this year because of oversupply in equipment, which could help make exploration work more economic.
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The more likely scenario now is that the GOP will cling hard to the idea that revenues will rise thanks to lower taxes bringing more economic growth.
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"This case has gone on for so long... Now that it's done with altogether, maybe more economic issues can come forward", said Rajat Mishra, a business student.
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RELATED: These are the GOP sticking points on tax reform Others, like Cruz, want an even deeper tax cut, believing it will generate even more economic growth.
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Rouhani built his resounding win in Friday's presidential election by promising more economic opportunities for Iran's youth, as well as social justice, individual freedoms and political tolerance.
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"The nuclear deal is overwhelmingly supported by the Iranian public, but there was an expectation that much more economic development would come out of it," Parsi said.
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Britain now risks a very unvirtuous circle in which a slowing economy and growing trade and immigration barriers cause companies to leave, spurring even more economic pain.
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And Mr. Cruz's obsession with gold is one reason to believe that he would do even more economic damage in the White House than Mr. Trump would.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas president did say he retained the right to reexamine the Fed's pause in rate hikes as more economic data come in.
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The financial cost of tariffs could actually lead to more economic trouble and job loss in Mexico, prompting a larger wave of migrants headed north, they said.
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Mr. Poliquin represents Maine's heavily rural Second Congressional District, which includes most of the state's landmass and faces more economic challenges than the state's southern, coastal areas.
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If he feels Iran is inching closer to a bomb, he may choose to place more economic sanctions on Iran or, less likely, authorize a military strike.
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The incident comes as U.S. officials are pressing China to use more economic and diplomatic pressure on North Korea to prevent further military escalation in the region.
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Trump "is much more economic in the way that he sees the word, and the intelligence community traditional is much more political, military, purposely so," Gordon said.
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However, more educated, healthier and richer people living in societies with more economic resources are also much better equipped to cope with the difficulties caused by warming.
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The benefits of tax reform — including the major reduction in corporate tax rates — will continue to kick in and will pay more economic dividends throughout the year.
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The weak manufacturing growth reinforced expectations that Beijing will roll out more economic support measures - a factor that has helped to prop up battered Chinese stocks recently.
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In fact, transit agencies should do these things anyway, as they make more economic sense than going deeper into debt building infrastructure agencies can't afford to maintain.
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Relations between the U.S. and Turkey took another turn for the worse this week, as the White House threatened more economic sanctions unless it hands over Brunson.
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Over the past 40 years, courts have been more reluctant to side with antitrust plaintiffs, and judges have wanted more economic proof of harm before condemning business activities.
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People were still going to travel no matter what the market conditions were, and in fact they would be looking for a more economic, resourceful way [to travel].
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Mr Zingaretti set five conditions: allegiance to the European Union; environmentally sustainable development; changing immigration policy to get Europe involved; more economic redistribution; and fully accepting parliamentary democracy.
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So the response was to just wait a while, we'll have more economic growth, more technological innovation, and then we'll just invent our way out of the problem.
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"The trade war will only get uglier and cause both sides more economic pain before we see a final resolution," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA.
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European Union ambassadors have reached an initial agreement to impose more economic sanctions on North Korea, going beyond the latest round of U.N. measures, officials and diplomats said.
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To "predistribute" income Mrs Warren would give more economic power to workers, imitating German industry by letting workers elect at least 40% of the seats on corporate boards.
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But if the key to generating more economic growth is the creation of more startup companies, then there is the need for a way to bring entrepreneurs together.
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STIMULUS: The numbers suggest an improving outlook, but some analysts say they may not be sustainable and expect Chinese policymakers to provide more economic stimulus in coming months.
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In other words, if we had stayed in the Paris accord, it would have helped pave the way for even more economic opportunities and jobs in rural America.
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But if it looks different, if there's dramatically more economic activity and education, if health outcomes look better and more people have jobs — that tells us something too.
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Cruz contended Republicans should go "much bigger and much bolder" on cutting taxes, saying deeper cuts will spark more economic growth and make up for the lost revenue.
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It is no surprise that many couples feel pressed into having one spouse stay at home to take care of the children, as it makes more economic sense.
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If the C.B.O.'s projections had come true, the United States would have had $22013 trillion more economic output in 21992 than it actually did — 221 percent more.
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The White House said it will pressure Beijing to move toward a more market-based economy, reduce barriers and lower the trade deficit or face more economic sanctions.
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Three-quarters of firms said they wanted to see more economic stimulus steps, underscoring downbeat business conditions that could result in a second straight quarter of economic contraction.
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Two to three interest rate hikes this year "seems reasonable," he said, and there will be a lot more economic data to parse between now and mid-June.
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It is fiscally conservative and supports more economic growth, while wisely prioritizing spending on the most critical problems of national security, border control, opioid epidemic, and infrastructure modernization.
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"We heard that there was an emissions rise in 2018, which you attributed to a cold winter, a hot summer, and also to more economic activity," said Sen.
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It also has the added benefit of allowing Congress to turn the program into a retroactive tax cut at a later date if more economic stimulus is necessary.
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Maybe some of the millions of prime-age adults who have dropped out of the labor force in recent years will come back in, creating more economic potential.
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The vast majority of the migrants have continued on to Western European countries that have not taken as hard a line against migrants, and offer more economic opportunities.
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Activating IEEPA would instead cause more economic uncertainty at a time when recession fears are growing and almost certainly lead to further escalations in his ongoing trade war.
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On the coronavirus front, the number of people infected with the virus topped 110,24 across the world as the outbreak reached more countries and caused more economic damage.
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On the coronavirus front, the number of people infected with the virus topped 20.9280,24 across the world as the outbreak reached more countries and caused more economic damage.
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Novogratz added that he was concerned Trump's new posture as a "wartime president," including the vast sums being discussed for economic relief, could lead to more economic damage.
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Briggs also said he expects the Fed to ultimately move up to four hikes this year, but they will wait for more economic data to make that call.
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It's a pity since President Trump is enacting bold and growth-oriented changes that are ultimately creating more economic prosperity for a community that needs it the most.
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More economic news: The global economy is experiencing a shift driven mainly by emerging markets, Christine Lagarde said in her first speech as the European Central Bank president.
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NAFTA can certainly be modernized, updated and expanded in many areas to reap more economic benefit from integration, all without infringing in undesirable ways on American national sovereignty.
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Since Trump "is much more economic in the way that he sees the word and the intelligence community traditional is much more political, military, purposely so," Gordon said.
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Bloomberg can compete in more states and across more economic levels, but he doesn't have enthusiastic support and may not be able to get out the black vote.
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There is also a bill in the U.S. Senate that, if passed, would impose more economic pressure on Chinese banks and companies that do business with North Korea.
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The first-ever multiyear agreement for the jets represents a shift in sales practices from annual purchases to more economic multiyear deals that lower the cost of each jet.
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" The subtle but significant tweak, according to PCCC cofounder Adam Green, reflects a shift in the "center of gravity in American politics shifting in a more economic populist direction.
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That must change, and the only way it could change is by weaning Germany off its exports gravy train in order to generate more economic growth from internal demand.
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With another earnings season kicking off next month, as well as more economic data and another Fed interest rate meeting, there will be no shortage of catalysts for traders.
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This probably seems intuitive; wealthier places generally have more economic opportunity and more resources, like good schools, to help build the skills that would help you seize those opportunities.
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IF A baby is born in a rich country, she will have a longer, healthier life with more economic opportunities than one born in a poor, conflict-ridden nation.
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Indeed, the more economic security we have, the easier it is to get away from the bad boyfriends and bad bosses whose misogyny is most likely to hurt us.
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This is due in no small part to the fact that, as expected, the reform led to more business investment and more economic growth, not to mention higher wages.
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It's unclear how well these more benign proposed competitions might go but they certainly would make more economic and security sense than pushing nuclear power in the Middle East.
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Europe, too, is weakening in the face of global trade tensions — a concern that led the European Central Bank to signal that more economic stimulus could be coming soon.
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BSESN will rise a further 5 percent by the end of this year, driven by a stable growth outlook and on expectations the government will pass more economic reforms.
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And the more symbolic value a work builds, through literature, scholarly discourse, or programs like this, the more economic value collectors are willing to shell out on owning it.
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"Miller added: "Those are names that typically have very low P/E ratios, have more economic cyclicality and higher debt leverage, or which significantly underperformed for some idiosyncratic reasons.
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Rather than not engaging, the United States should play a cautious, principled role in helping Cuba, and by doing so, shape its future toward more economic and political openness.
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But if there is no more economic development, and the people are going to prison whenever they work with migrants, it's certain: there will be jihadis in the mountains.
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LNG shipments to China last week, for instance, rose for the first time in five weeks amid more economic activity which was hit by the coronavirus outbreak, sources said.
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Relations have grown worse since then, as the United States has steadily added more economic penalties, seeking to choke off Iran's oil sales, the life blood of its economy.
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He spoke to the senators for less than three minutes, mainly promoting his efforts to persuade President Xi Jinping of China to put more economic pressure on North Korea.
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CHINA: China will keep its inflation target unchanged this year at around 6%, sources told Reuters, suggesting policymakers will roll out more economic support measures while avoiding aggressive stimulus.
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"We would think they would be down today, but I'm thinking that it's a play on more economic growth" from new policies, said Jim Corridore, analyst at CFRA Research.
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The new subsidy is part of efforts by PiS to carry out promises it made in last October's parliamentary election to provide more economic fairness and revive national pride.
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The U.S. warned Turkey on Thursday to expect more economic sanctions unless it hands over Brunson, as relations between the two countries took a further turn for the worse.
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When the Fed keeps interest rates low, it means there will be more money flowing through the economy, which is likely to mean more economic activity and more jobs.
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This is more of a result of the president-elect's pro-energy policies than stimulus, but if his spending brings more economic growth, then that's good for the oil patch.
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An official manufacturing survey and a private sector business survey showed on Monday that China's factory activity shrank more than expected in June, highlighting the need for more economic stimulus.
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"The presence of German companies and banks in Iran, and more economic cooperation will help both countries," Zarif told reporters before a dinner to break the Ramadan fast with Steinmeier.
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Bannon allies are encouraging him to stay in his job, hopeful that his efforts to push Trump in a more economic nationalist direction will again be valued in the future.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open on Wednesday, with investors preparing for more economic data, while waiting patiently to see if the Dow Jones hits 20,000.
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The bill now goes to President Donald Trump, who is expected to sign the legislation as part his campaign promise to try to spur more economic growth by cutting regulation.
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After a set of upbeat manufacturing data eased some of those worries on Monday, investors are awaiting more economic data to confirm the U.S. economy is on a strong footing.
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In 2013 economists at the IMF rendered their verdict on these austerity programmes: they had done far more economic damage than had been initially predicted, including by the fund itself.
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The United States and United Nations have put more economic pressure on North Korea throughout the year and pushed China — Pyongyang's major ally — to do more to isolate the regime.
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The solution, he said, would need to be "more powerful, more economic solutions" beyond just current work on cutting the cost of wind and solar power and expanding battery technology.
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To the extent that more areas are seeing populations stagnate and even decline, and more economic growth is concentrated in the fastest-growing zip codes, turbulence is to be expected.
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That means there is a chance that all this extra money flooding into the economy doesn't go toward more economic output but just bids up wages and ultimately consumer prices.
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More economic activity will be desired down the road, but right now the most important consideration is ensuring the survival of workers and businesses adversely affected by reduced business activity.
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China holds much more economic influence than it did 20 years ago, and any party leader would probably use that influence to blunt defiance in the city, several experts said.
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On Thursday, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said more economic sanctions could be placed on Turkey if the country did not hand over detained American pastor Andrew Brunson, Reuters reported.
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This poorly designed system has turned RINs into an unregulated tradeable commodity worth $21625 billion to $2900 billion — one that's already led to job losses and threatens more economic harm.
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LONDON/PARIS (Reuters) - Two of the European Central Bank's top policymakers pressed Britain on Friday to provide a clear-cut plan for leaving the European Union, to prevent more economic damage.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU ambassadors have reached an initial agreement to impose more economic sanctions on North Korea, going beyond the latest round of UN measures, officials and diplomats said on Thursday.
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Trump also put more economic pressure on North Korea by ordering additional sanctions, including on its shipping and trade networks but stopped short of going after Pyongyang's biggest trading partner, China.
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Leave aside for the moment, the obvious point that a trade deficit doesn't mean the country is "losing"; more trade means more economic activity, cheaper goods for consumers and so on.
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Imports are expected to have fallen for a second straight month, pointing to continued weakness in domestic demand and highlighting the need for Beijing to roll out more economic support measures.
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Now the majority of policymakers, including Evans, see just two rate rises, based on forecasts released last week when the Fed decided to wait for more economic data before raising rates.
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"This is important, for it means that Canada may be able to have more economic growth, a larger economy, and therefore more income per person, without generating higher inflation," he said.
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The less egregious ad, from Business Roundtable, does mostly stay focused on the general idea that low tax rates are good and will in some unspecified way generate more economic growth.
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The Trump administration to exert more economic and diplomatic pressure on North Korea to help rein in its nuclear and missile programs during a round of high-level talks in Washington.
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"Combined with the prospects of more economic stimulus from China and reasonable valuations in Asian equities, investors could use this opportunity to reload on emerging market and Asia assets," he said.
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However, "there are probably also productivity effects of reducing crime that lead to more economic growth and more welfare, which may lead to greater energy use and emissions," Dr. Gillingham said.
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Reportedly, the White House is also hoping to add more economic benefits for small businesses and employees in a new stimulus package, according to administration officials cited by The Washington Post.
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By 2013, with unemployment still above 7 percent, government at all levels was providing barely more economic support than it had in 2007, when the housing boom was still running strong.
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Trump has repeatedly pressed China — North Korea's only major ally — to put more economic pressure on Pyongyang, lamenting that he has few other options left to try to check North Korea.
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That presents a dilemma for U.S. negotiators, who could get more economic gains from an investment of their limited time and resources by negotiating with a bigger or less open economy.
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According to the Yale Rudd Center, plus-size women face more economic hurdles than their straight sized counterparts – they're less likely to get hired, and face 12 times more workplace discrimination.
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Yang told CNBC's Deirdre Bosa that he "would start putting more economic buying power into people's hands so that we have a trickle-up economy" in the event of a recession.
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Abdul-Mahdi was elected just over a year ago, promising grand reforms including tackling corruption and bringing more economic investment to the country — all of which he has failed to deliver.
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While a stronger dollar and the interest rate increases that the Federal Reserve has signaled will come in 2017 could be a drag, both result from more economic strength, not less.
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Around the world, progress toward freer trade and more economic integration has halted, anti-immigration parties are on the rise, and the prestige of liberal democracy has eroded around the world.
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And it makes no sense at all for the United States of America, which urgently needs more economic opportunity in dozens of other metro areas that have a different set of problems.
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Mergers might save costs and boost profits in the short term, but stuffing more and more economic activity into fewer and fewer cities acts as a long-term brake on economic growth.
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Scotland is enjoying ever more economic autonomy: from April it will take full control over income tax, the latest in a series of new powers that includes the right to issue bonds.
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LJUBLJANA, Sept 14 (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymakers need more economic evidence before they decide whether and how to reduce their unprecedented monetary stimulus, ECB rate-setter Bostjan Jazbec said on Thursday.
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Because labor force participation is at historic lows and if we funded Universal Child Care it would be easier for women in particular to get into the workforce, creating more economic growth.
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"If there's no plan, no clear choice...that's going to cost even more time," he said, adding that the longer the period of uncertainty the more economic dangerous the situation will get.
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More economic and social reforms are on his pro-business government's agenda, including changes to unemployment insurance aimed at encouraging workers to take on new jobs, as well as a pension reform.
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Overall though the official generally agreed that the case for raising rates had "strengthened" even as a majority of members deemed it prudent to wait for more economic and labor market data.
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I see an America that is brought together and lifted up by leaders seeking national unity, simple justice, better health care and more economic opportunity for all and not just the few.
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Ironically, adding more economic strain and service demands on what are often poor, beleaguered economies could trigger even more people to seek asylum abroad, and likely require more U.S. foreign aid funding.
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It turns out that as married millennial men take on more economic responsibility in their households, their psychological well-being and overall physical health slightly suffer, according to a new working paper.
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But minutes from the Fed's July 26-27 policy meeting showed officials were divided over whether to raise rates soon, with some insisting that more economic data were needed before any tightening.
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That positive reinforcement—allowing DACA recipients to work legally and earn more, thereby opening up more economic opportunities to them that pay dividends to everyone else—is how the economy works generally.
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To encourage more economic growth, the government is considering expanding tax breaks for companies that raise salaries to achieve a 3 percent increase in overall salaries, sources told Reuters earlier on Wednesday.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Wednesday that he agreed with European Central Bank President Mario Draghi that more economic momentum, investment and structural reforms were needed in Europe.
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Researchers estimated that the 4.4% increase amounts to $1.3 billion of value to the U.S. economy each year, because of how much more economic activity could be generated for each additional patent.
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For Catalonia, a new round of turmoil, which now seems almost certain, could generate still more economic tremors, further undermining the secessionist claim that independence would increase the wealth of a region.
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After the dust from tariff and investigations-related headlines settle, the strategy of determining means to persuade or push China toward more economic and cultural openness will be the far trickier question.
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By helping those young adults who have jobs to free up more of their income for consumption, we will stimulate more economic growth, which is the best way to generate more jobs.
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This, in turn, would increase transportation efficiency by reducing pavement damage, encouraging trucks to drive fewer trips with fuller loads, or encouraging shippers to use rail if it made more economic sense.
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The Dutch government announced plans for more economic stimulus in the coming year, but analysts believe it falls short of what institutions like the European Central Bank President (ECB) have called for.
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This is a time that our monetary policy ought to be bold, it ought to be decisive, it ought to be making capital available, and that will support even more economic growth.
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The United States warned Turkey to expect more economic sanctions unless it hands over detained American pastor Andrew Brunson, as relations between the two countries took a further turn for the worse.
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We are now in a vicious cycle: Greater economic inequality is leading, in our money-driven political system, to more political inequality, with weaker rules and deregulation causing still more economic inequality.
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Penalizing banks for stashing extra cash with the central bank is supposed to encourage more lending, more investment, and more economic activity, which is needed because Japan's economy keeps tilting into recession.
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Traders said there was some bullish sentiment in oil markets early on Friday following statements by the U.S. Federal Reserve that the world's biggest economy was on the path of more economic growth.
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Mnuchin has said the cuts will pay for themselves by generating more economic growth but fiscal hawks, potentially some in Trump's own Republican Party, along with Democrats, are certain to question these claims.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary expects to have to introduce two more economic stimulus programs next year as growth slows in the European Union, its main trading partner, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Saturday.
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That calculation would normally suggest that policy is going to need to be tightened, although they are arguing that for various reasons there is room for more economic growth without inflation rising materially.
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Making this money available to increase the clean-up rate is an important step towards empowering local communities to develop that land in a way that creates more economic opportunity in the region.
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Any further delays in capital expenditure raise pressure on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government, which will announce more economic stimulus measures this autumn in an attempt to recharge a largely disappointing economic campaign.
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There are no more economic data due Monday, but investors are already looking ahead to the August jobs report, due Friday, as the odds of a rate hike next month have recently increased.
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But it was offset by promises of more economic stimulus from China, which had berated Washington on Monday for blocking the appointment of judges for its World Trade Organisation appeal against U.S. tariffs.
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Mnuchin has said the cuts will pay for themselves by generating more economic growth, but fiscal hawks, potentially some in Trump's own Republican Party, along with Democrats are certain to question these claims.
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For now, the tariffs are still threats and O'Neill offered "two crumbs of hope" that the levies could lead to more economic reform in China and that common sense might prevail in Washington.
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He declared a national emergency, advised Americans to social distance, vowed more testing for patients and medical equipment for health care workers, and promised more economic relief to those affected by the crisis.
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Ironically, this personal assault on Zarif may boost his fortunes in Iran, where hardliners have blamed him for negotiating an agreement that has led to more economic misery instead of promised sanctions relief.
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It is easier to believe that democracy is under siege than to acknowledge that democracy put Mr. Trump in power — and only more economic fairness and solidarity can keep populists like him out.
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They're skeptical the taxes would lead to a large investment decline, and argue wealth taxes would finance investments in spending programs that would help the middle class and result in more economic growth.
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With women gaining more economic power, she added, younger men will seek out partners who either make as much money as they do or more, and have similar or higher levels of education.
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Peace Colombia would ensure peace is sustainable by reinforcing security gains made together, continuing to strengthen institutions and justice, generating more economic opportunities, reintegrating former combatants into society and advancing counter-narcotics efforts.
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But the working paper offers a more tangible explanation for the mobility gap: Immigrants tend to settle where there is more economic opportunity and take jobs that are below their true skill level.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has decided to keep its inflation target unchanged this year at around 3%, sources say, suggesting policymakers will continue to roll out more economic support measures while avoiding aggressive stimulus.
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Many of the Academy students have more economic advantages than other women, which may be a root of their faith that resetting power dynamics on an individual scale will spur widespread social change.
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The dollar eased slightly against the yen on Wednesday, but remained close to 2-1.31.10573/2-week highs reached this week as the prospects for more economic stimulus in Japan helped bolster risk sentiment.
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But for now there is little sign that an easing of tensions is likely, meaning both the United States and China will likely have to experience more economic pain before fresh moves are made.
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In fact, the Alabama Governor's office, the Alabama Department of Commerce, the Tennessee Valley Authority, and many more economic partners all worked together to recruit Blue Origin to the state, according to today's announcement.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A global equities gauge rose on Wednesday for a third day in four as bets on more economic stimulus overcame, for now, worries over the rising prospect of a global recession.
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Yet history nearly always teaches us that when the capital-gains tax rate is cut, there's more investment, more risk-taking, more new business start-ups, and more economic growth — and hence, higher revenues.
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BERLIN, Sept 28 (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Wednesday that he agreed with European Central Bank President Mario Draghi that more economic momentum, investment and structural reforms were needed in Europe.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve said the country was on the path of more economic growth, while rating agency Moody's said Germany, Europe's biggest economy, should see a slight acceleration in growth to 1.8 percent.
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The Fed is expected to hold interest rates steady at its meeting this week as it pauses to parse more economic data but may hint it is on track for an increase in June.
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"He's very focused on a world where we have more economic productivity, and I think he understands that the current financial system – for many businesses around the world – is a hindrance to that growth."
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Schaeuble was keenly pro-European but he had voiced misgivings about proposals by Macron, in favor of more economic integration in the bloc, namely with a euro zone finance minister and euro zone budget.
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His ratings soared after the annexation of Crimea in 2014, which unleashed a wave of patriotic fervor across Russia — and caused more economic pain as the United States and the European Union imposed sanctions.
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Hoyer also said Congress would take up at least one more economic package to respond to the crisis, possibly appeasing some in the caucus who are pushing for still more in the current bill.
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Has this quarantine simply shown to those of us with more economic privilege that our "free time" was always a mirage, which could disappear before our eyes, by giving us so much "free" time?
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"We are targeting the project that will be more economic by 20% to 30% comparing to Yamal," Le Foll said, when asked how the GBS technologies will impact the costs of Arctic LNG-2.
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There is no question that it will be more difficult for you to travel, attend college, and find more compelling employment than it is for those who have more economic privilege than you, Broke.
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No one can deny that the new AT&T will have more economic power and also more political power than before, even as it now carries more debt ($181 billion) than many industrialized nations.
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While policymakers agree that more economic data is needed before raising rates, some expect a hike will be needed soon, according to the minutes from the U.S. central bank's July 233-27 policy meeting.
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Business has been on a multidecade campaign to shift more economic risk from its balance sheet onto its work force — through de-unionization, routine use of layoffs, outsourcing and the use of independent contractors.
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North Dakota, together with closing the tax loophole on foreign sellers, seem to be the right decision, more economic cost-and-benefit analysis and quantitative arguments are needed before making the most informed decision.
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But I think his goal is to drive more economic activity to the United States and do so in part by addressing what he thinks is the major problem which is the trade deficit.
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If Warren had been on the second night with the other major players, she might have pushed them to address more economic questions and the populist framework in which she (and Sanders) present them.
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Mortgage rates haven't moved much this week, but the potential for volatility is rising, given more economic data out later this week and the first meeting of the year of the Federal Reserve policymaking committee.
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All three candidates have crystal-clear campaign messages that advocate for sweeping systemic changes to the American market economy to place more economic and political power in the hands of the middle and working class.
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Earlier this week, a photo circulated widely of a young father and his toddler daughter who drowned trying to cross the Rio Grande river into the U.S. after leaving El Salvador for more economic opportunity.
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Yields on benchmark U.S. Treasuries pulled away from three-year lows, helped in part by the prospect of Germany ditching its balanced budget rule to boost spending and on more economic support measures by China.
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So it seems very unlikely that it would offer a like for like replacement for a professionally recorded audio book, for example, (at least not yet) though it will probably offer a more economic alternative.
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Despite the misgivings of hardliners, Rouhani was re-elected for a second and final term in 2017 promising more economic opportunities for the Iranian youth, as well as social justice, individual freedoms and political tolerance.
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Over the past few years, studies conducted by the Heritage Foundation, Wall Street Journal, the Cato Institute and the Canadian Fraser Institute have ranked Denmark as having actually more economic freedom than the United States.
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But the bank is likely to wait for more economic data in light of several risks, including economic slowdown in the euro zone and possible further tariffs on imports in the United States, he said.
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Brainard used the plural "months" to indicate how much more economic data she wants to monitor, a key suggestion according to Brian Jacobsen, chief portfolio strategist at Wells Fargo Funds Management in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin.
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THURSDAY • With gun violence front and center in some of Chicago's poorest neighborhoods, protesters plan to take their calls for peace -- and more economic investment in their communities -- to a more affluent part of town.
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The United States pressed China to exert more economic and diplomatic pressure on North Korea to help rein in its nuclear and missile programs during a round of high-level talks in Washington on Wednesday.
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All three candidates have crystal-clear campaign messages that advocate for sweeping, systemic changes to the American market economy to place more economic and political power in the hands of the middle and working class.
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In fact, economists say that the reason the United States hasn't been experiencing more economic expansion or wage growth, despite falling unemployment and a booming stock market, is that fewer new businesses are being created.
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CPPIB Chief Executive Officer Mark Machin had said in November that he saw U.S. opportunities arising from President Donald Trump's election victory, citing the expectation of increased fiscal stimulus, less regulation and more economic activity.
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If you believe the Republican theory that these tax cuts will stoke more economic growth, you can help make it so by spending any extra money in a way that directly improves the American economy.
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Before Trump's executive order for the sanctions, a senior White House official said Washington would impose more economic curbs on Tehran 'very soon' and had warned Europe to stop doing business with the Islamic Republic.
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Tensions have run high on the Korean Peninsula for months, as North Korea has conducted a series of missile and nuclear tests, and the United States and its allies have responded with more economic sanctions.
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He spoke against South African apartheid, sought better conditions in U.S. jails, pushed for more economic opportunities for minorities, promoted AIDS education and railed against what he saw as government indifference toward the lower classes.
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The mining index, whose constituents comprise the world's largest miners, closed 1.4% higher, with investors encouraged by rising iron ore prices due to expectations that China would implement more economic stimulus to boost steel demand.
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These nations have more people, more land and, Mr. Putin said, more economic power when output is calculated by purchasing power parity, than the Group of 7, a grouping of American allies, mostly in Europe.
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As a result, while companies in many ways have more economic and political power than ever, "chief executives now shy away from weighing in on the policy level or broader societal issues," Mr. Sharer said.
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Considering the steadily increasing employment of natural gas, we can expect more economic growth looking forward — that's more than what can be expected from that which has been promised by the recent Trump tax cuts.
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" Herbert Smith Freehills' report, published Monday and seen by CNBC, confirmed that Bell Pottinger was hired by Oakbay to promote "a narrative around the existence of 'economic apartheid' and the need for more 'economic emancipation'.
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But China wields leverage over North Korea by virtue of being its largest trading partner (it accounts for more than 90% of North Korea's foreign trade) and Beijing could exert more economic pressure on Pyongyang.
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"I think President Trump has been pretty straightforward in saying, hey, when we first started, some of these advisers are what he would call globalists, and he's clearly pivoting to more economic nationalism," Bannon said.
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Kiev is aiming to gain Western support for more economic sanctions against Moscow, secure tangible Western military help, and rally opposition to a Russian gas pipeline that threatens to deprive Ukraine of important transit revenue.
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It hopes to incentivise councils to encourage more economic activity by allowing them to keep a bigger share of their business rates (most of the income from the rates is pooled and redistributed according to need).
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Yields on U.S. benchmark 10-year government bonds pulled away from three-year lows on Monday, helped in part by the prospect of Germany ditching its balanced budget policy and China providing more economic support measures.
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While renewed investor confidence has brought down many Brazilian firms' financing costs, helping them turn a profit, the earnings season wrapping up this week showed little evidence that surging confidence has translated into more economic activity.
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These kinds of actions have been at the center of U.S. President Donald Trump's calls for Beijing to exert more economic and diplomatic pressure on North Korea to help rein in its nuclear and missile programs.
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There's no downside: More people on transit means more economic opportunities, reduced emissions, healthier residents, and, most importantly, it gets more vehicles off the street—so the transit can run on-time, improving service for all.
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European leaders have ruled out introducing a fresh bout of sanctions against Russia for its role in the Syrian conflict, with Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi leading the argument against more economic punishment for the country.
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"What we've actually seen is that as you get more economic uncertainty within China, the desire of the wealthy Chinese and even the middle class to diversify their investments outside of China has increased," Bailey said.
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"While days like today feel good, we still anticipate more economic weakness ahead and expect a continued back-and-forth grind in markets," said Eric Freedman, chief investment officer at U.S. Bank Wealth Management in Minneapolis.
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Rouhani won decisively with 57 percent of the vote on Friday, with promises of more engagement with the outside world, more economic opportunities for Iran's youth, as well as social justice, individual freedoms and political tolerance.
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On the demand side, expectations for more economic stimulus by China, the world's biggest auto market, could be a short-term driver for the already tight market, said Ilya Spivak, a senior currency strategist at DailyFX.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates steady at its meeting this week as it pauses to parse more economic data but may hint it is on track for an increase in June.
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This is in part because there is more economic wiggle room with residential projects that would allow the solar panel price to go up and for the homeowner to still eventually break even on the deal.
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While some Fed members have indicated that they'd be open to a rate cut later this year, others have stressed the importance of remaining data-dependent and gathering more economic evidence before tinkering with borrowing costs.
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But Americans literally weren't buying it, because they wanted "smaller, more economic vehicles," according to Associated Content:Other pundits have blamed its failure on Ford Motors execs never really defining the model's niche in the car market.
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Hodge also said the lower corporate tax rate, which stands at 21 percent in the new bill compared with the current federal 35 percent rate, will create more economic growth and make the U.S. more competitive.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The Turkish lira slid 7 percent against the dollar on Friday as investors worried about a U.S warning that Turkey should expect more economic sanctions unless it hands over detained American pastor Andrew Brunson.
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The Fed is expected to hold interest rates steady after its two-day meeting beginning Tuesday, as it pauses to examine more economic data, but may hint it is on track for an increase in June.
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The United States has more economic clout to use against Mr. Erdogan, especially if, as some expect, Turkey needs a bailout package from the International Monetary Fund, an organization in which Washington has an effective veto.
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Along with consolidating President Xi Xinping's already significant power over China's ruling party, the highly secretive, twice-a-decade Communist Party Congress, which will start Wednesday, is sure to focus on grinding out more economic growth.
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By the day, more economic indicators — from manufacturing to consumer and business sentiment and now the all-important services sector — are turning negative with more industries beginning to follow manufacturing, trade and transportation into outright contractions.
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"Now we're going to combine the insurer, the PBM and the pharmacy (as well as clinics) and that requires you to be more diligent and more careful, because it impacts on more economic activity," he said.
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More economic reforms are expected, and the Modi administration will likely want to capitalize on the 2+2 dialogue goodwill to preclude any US sanctions, pressure from tariffs or other downside economic risks emanating from Washington.
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The tougher the U.S. sanctions, the more they reduce Iran's oil export revenues, the more economic incentives that the other foreign powers may need to offer Iran to persuade the country to abide by the agreement.
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His priorities still appear to be getting sanctions relief from the US and trying to forge more economic links with South Korea -- essentially splitting South Korean President Moon Jae-in from the US position on denuclearization.
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More economic uncertainty amid global fears While the U.S. continues to enjoy low unemployment, solid growth and meager inflation, analysts fear that an economic slowdown in China and emerging markets could weigh on the American economy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States warned Turkey on Thursday to expect more economic sanctions unless it hands over detained American pastor Andrew Brunson, as relations between the two countries took a further turn for the worse.
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The Fed is expected to hold interest rates steady after its two-day meeting that began Tuesday, as it pauses to examine more economic data, but may hint it is on track for an increase in June.
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"[Today] we want to have a quick process of change that gives us economic return, not social return: you make a multi-storey building that creates more economic return but it creates no social change," he said.
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TO PEOPLE who believe that the world used to be a better place, and especially to those who argue that globalisation has done more economic harm than good, there is a simple, powerful riposte: chart 1, below.
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Gold fell for a second straight day on Tuesday as global equities rallied on easing political uncertainty in Britain and hopes for more economic stimulus, which in turn curbed demand for assets perceived as a safe haven.
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Kansas City Fed President Esther George and Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said the Fed need not deliver more economic stimulus now, following a rate cut for the first time in more than a decade in July.
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Bouteflika's illness has prompted speculation about a possible transition from a leader who helped bring the country out of a 1990s war with Islamist fighters and into more economic stability during the times of high oil prices.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland is recovering at rapid pace from decade-long stagnation but the government must push more economic reforms because of the ageing population and growing public debt, Finance Minister Petteri Orpo said in an interview.
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Asian LNG buyers have long complained that having destination clauses in LNG contracts unfairly restricts trading of the fuel at times when it would make more economic sense for buyers to on-sell supplies to other markets.
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The Turkish lira snapped a three-day rebound on Friday, sliding more than 1.13663 percent against the dollar on fears the United States would impose more economic sanctions unless Turkey handed over detained American pastor Andrew Brunson.
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Trump has tried to leverage China, North Korea's only major ally, to apply more economic pressure on Pyongyang to help stop its nuclear and missile programs and other acts of defiance against the U.S. and its allies.
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" He added: "It is vitally important that all nations work relentlessly to enforce those sanctions because the more economic pressure that can be brought on North Korea, the sooner that regime will be brought to its senses.
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Mr. Trump might have further angered Pakistan by urging India to provide more economic aid to Afghanistan; Pakistan is already unsettled by India's $1 billion investment in Afghanistan and will be unhappier still if that is increased.
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Whether this opening will produce a Cuba with less poverty and repression, and more economic opportunity for its people is still open to question, but Fidel Castro's death does not represent a new opportunity to unravel the revolution.
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They found that higher measured racial resentment correlated with a preference for decreased government spending and services, while more economic insecurity appeared to correlate — but not at a statistically significant level — with more support for increased government spending.
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Yields on U.S. benchmark 10-year government bonds pulled away from three-year lows, helped in part by the prospect of Germany ditching its balanced budget rule to boost spending and on more economic support measures by China.
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To enter the US, immigrants often have to have more economic or educational success than some of their American peers; to become US citizens, they have to pass a civics test that many native-born citizens would flunk.
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The Turkish lira had snapped a three-day rebound On Friday, sliding more than 5 percent against the dollar on fears the United States would impose more economic sanctions unless Turkey handed over detained American pastor Andrew Brunson.
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To Kaplan, the prospect that the fiscal stimulus that has buoyed U.S. growth this year will fade next year makes him hesitate to sign on to more than two 2019 rate hikes without more economic data in hand.
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Amid growing expectations of rising inflation or even promises of more economic stimulus, analysts seem divided as to how gold will perform in the longer term and the reasons for owning the precious metal in the first place.
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The US and China, notoriously tough trade negotiators, will roll over and give the UK a good deal once it is on its own and not part of a 28-nation bloc, which has much more economic significance.
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"It's much more economic as well -- if you try to upgrade your (sewage) infrastructure that could be quite expensive but then if you use this Sponge City concept, typically the cost will be 5% (of that)," Bai said.
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One thing you briefly note in the book is that some people might look at this situation, where kids move to countries with higher standards of living and more economic opportunities, and some might say, what's the harm?
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TOKYO (Reuters) - An influential Japanese energy panel on Tuesday left the door open to building nuclear plants to help meet long-term emissions targets, urging rapid technology improvements to allow industry to develop safer and more economic reactors.
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For the construction industry, which paid the highest effective tax rate of any sector of the economy for far too long, tax reform gave us a simpler and fairer tax code, promising more economic freedom and global competitiveness.
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MADRID,(Reuters) - Spanish factory activity expanded at the fastest pace in 11 months in December driven by strong orders and increasing output, a survey showed on Monday, adding to expectations of more economic growth in the last quarter.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates steady at its meeting this week as it pauses to parse more economic data but may hint it is on track for an increase in June.
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After seven years of Conservative government-led austerity, a new survey suggests that public sentiment in the U.K. could be changing gears, with support for a tax more, spend more economic model at its highest in a decade.
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Two days after the U.S. launched missile strikes on Syria, President Trump's U.N. Ambassador, Nikki Haley, made the rounds of Sunday political talk shows promising more economic sanctions for Russia over its continued support for the Syrian regime.
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Thanks to the elaborate flourish of Cold War espionage the pair allegedly employed — spraying their target with a rare chemical nerve agent hidden in a fake perfume bottle — Moscow is facing the prospect of yet more economic sanctions.
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Mr. Xi is prepared for Mr. Trump to press for more economic punishment against North Korea for its expanding nuclear weapons program and will offer to bear down on the North, an ally of China's, Mr. Shi said.
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Cutting people's taxes is always popular, especially when they are falsely told that income tax rate cuts will pay for themselves by generating more economic growth, and thus more revenues to replace those lost with the rate cuts.
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This new sanctions bill will see more economic repercussions on Russia companies and individuals, including the Russian energy industry, military companies, banks, and last but not least, the agencies accused of meddling in the U.S. elections last year.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's factory activity shrank more than expected in June, an official manufacturing survey showed, highlighting the need for more economic stimulus as U.S. tariffs and weaker domestic demand ramped up pressure on new orders for goods.
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"In 2017, we do believe that acquisition activity will expand beyond the Permian into other known, proven plays that become significantly more economic at pricing above $50," Brian Lidsky, managing director of research and content at PLS, told CNBC.
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China's plan to put tariffs on U.S. crude oil shows it is willing to take more economic pain in the trade war than some in the markets have expected, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch's commodities analyst.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors on Tuesday sought traditional safe havens, including the Japanese yen and U.S. Treasuries, even as there were signs that more economic stimulus was on its way, as markets focused on concerns over a global deceleration.
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On Thursday, Kansas City Fed President Esther George and Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said the Fed need not deliver more economic stimulus now, following a rate cut for the first time in more than a decade in July.
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After the latest policy meeting by the Federal Open Market Committee, the Fed released a statement saying that while the argument for higher rates had "strengthened," the Fed still wants to see more economic data before making a move.
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The Fed was expected to hold interest rates steady after its two-day meeting that began Tuesday, as it pauses to examine more economic data, but it may hint that conditions are on track for an increase in June.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal Reserve policymakers agree that more economic data is needed before raising interest rates, although some see a need to tighten policy soon, according to the minutes from the U.S. central bank's July 26-27 policy meeting.
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Money itself is a technology like this; by making it much easier for anonymous strangers to transact, money enables far more economic activity to take place than could have been possible in a world of barter or personal credit.
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The legality of this move to invoke the moratorium, which effectively means defaulting on the debt, is almost certain to be challenged by the GDB's creditors, and could spawn costly lawsuits and perpetuate more economic uncertainty for the island.
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China's copper imports rose 5.3 percent compared with last January, to reach 0003,000 tonnes, helped by global prices that made it more economic to import - a scenario that should support imports out til March, Citi said in a note.
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Cuomo said he aimed to help struggling middle-class New Yorkers with a bigger-than-ever state budget allocation for education, without giving a specific amount; more economic development investments; and a doubling of the child care tax credit.
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What remains to be seen, should per-barrel prices rise further, is whether companies continue to expand operations in the Permian as projects start to make more economic sense in other oil states including North Dakota, Colorado and Wyoming.
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Paola Minoia, a geography professor in Helsinki, told me that in Venice it often makes more economic sense to own a rental apartment than to work, since revenues from rentals are taxed at a far lower rate than income.
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Most U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers agree that more economic data is needed before raising interest rates, although some see a need to tighten policy soon, according to the minutes from the U.S. central bank's July 26-27 policy meeting.
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Despite less current hardship, likelier Trump supporters might have had more economic anxiety about the future, because they tend to be less educated and likelier to work in so-called routine jobs that are at higher risk from automation.
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The least contentious area of Cameron's four reform "baskets", calling for less red tape and more economic dynamism has broad backing so a set of declarations will echo EU policy, but with elements to show Britain Brussels is listening.
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Sithole's legal victory in the eastern city of Durban could help an estimated 400,000 women by giving them more economic freedom, said the Legal Resources Centre (LRC), a human rights organisation that helped Sithole take her case to court.
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MANILA (Reuters) - China's iron ore futures rose on Monday to their highest since March 21, extending gains on expectations of increased demand as the country's steel inventories fell, and hopes that Beijing will roll out more economic stimulus measures.
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TV that on one hand, conservatives view companies taking a stand on seemingly progressive social and political issues as an affront to their freedoms, while progressives see such a move as giving corporations more economic control over the market.
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But I think if he just makes no more threats and doesn&apost test again, he&aposs gotten away with becoming a nuclear nation, being recognized by the world and I think there will be more economic advantages to him.
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Trade deal or no trade deal, Dwyer contends the market will regain its footing in the second half of the year and rally — citing low interest rates and the potential for a Fed rate cut to spur more economic growth.
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The data came a day after the United States pressed China again to exert more economic and diplomatic pressure on North Korea to help rein in its nuclear and missile programs during a round of high-level talks in Washington.
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The vote eases some of the 2010 Dodd-Frank rules that have hurt smaller banks and community lenders and keeps the Republican president's promise to try to spur more economic growth by cutting regulation, but does little for Wall Street.
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In emerging Europe, Hungary's forint was slightly higher after Prime Minister Viktor Orban said over the weekend hid government expects to introduce two more economic stimulus programs next year as growth slows in the European Union, its main trading partner.
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Stephanie Link, managing director at Nuveen, said she is looking forward to earnings, but is remaining cautious until she has more economic data: We have some data to get through over the coming weeks... We have retail sales on Tuesday.
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The issue was front and center this week with the EU's order against Apple (AAPL) In addition to the jobs numbers, the government is out with two more economic reports this morning: July trade deficit figures at 8:30 a.m.
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He added that with downside risks looming and uncertainties rife, it is prudent for the Fed to wait for more economic data and also said a cut was a possibility if the economy softened even more or inflation ran too low.
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While savings groups aim to give women more economic power, the social impact that these women's groups have on communities in terms of health, education and the future of children is key, according to Moustapha Ibrahim of Plan International in Niger.
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Alibaba has other so-called "super apps" in its ecosystem, such as marketplace Taobao and navigation service AutoNavi, but the payments solution clearly makes more economic sense if Alibaba wants people to spend more while sitting in a four-wheeler.
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UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash told Reuters there would be more economic curbs on Qatar if necessary and said Doha needed to make ironclad commitments to change what critics say is a policy on funding Islamist militants.
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In emerging Europe, Hungary's forint was slightly higher after Prime Minister Viktor Orban said over the weekend hid government expects to introduce two more economic stimulus programmes next year as growth slows in the European Union, its main trading partner.
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While they run the gambit from suspending the U.S. troop withdrawal in northeastern Syria to mounting even more economic and political pressure on the Assad regime, the report in general was a call for more U.S. intervention in the war.
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After President Donald Trump signed a $1.5 trillion tax bill into law last Friday, which aims to cut tax rates for both individuals and companies, it will be of key importance as to whether more economic news will boost markets.
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Further trouble for the all-important industry could cause yet more economic chaos in the once-prosperous Andean country, which is currently grappling with a profound recession, soaring crime and violence, crippled public services and the world's steepest inflation rate.
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One reason why Cruz's plan would lead to both less revenue loss and more economic efficiency than Trump's plan is that it "goes further than the Trump plan toward turning the tax code into a tax on consumption," the report said.
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According to conservative and libertarian definitions of economic freedom, Canadians, who enjoy a socialized health care system, now have more economic freedom than Americans, and Danes, who have one of the world's most generous welfare states, have just as much.
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They didn't, because the theory of the Republican tax plan is completely different, namely that cutting corporate tax rates will incentivize more business investment in capital goods, thus spurring higher productivity, more economic growth, and higher wages over the long run.
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But without clear details — or even significant changes — on its future debt, Athens is likely to face higher borrowing costs as investors turn away from the country, thus increasing the likelihood of more economic pain for the embattled southern European nation.
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There simply is no way to keep our economy healthy and build more economic muscle if we continue to let our highways and bridges, transit systems, barge routes, seaports and airports fall further behind population levels and strains on those systems.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers pushed for more aggressive steps to counteract the Russian "menace" on Tuesday, despite Trump administration officials insisting current sanctions were having an effect and vowing to impose more economic pain if Moscow does not change its behavior.
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KUALA LUMPUR, March 23 (Reuters) - Malaysia's prime minister said on Monday the government may consider extending movement restrictions by up to two weeks, and will announce more economic stimulus to soften the blow from the coronavirus outbreak and weak oil prices.
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"If the media craze surrounding coronavirus does not abide quickly, it may very well cause much more economic damage than 17 years ago," Maximilian Büsser, founder and creative director of the Geneva-based brand MB&F, said in an email.
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On the stump, Mr. Biden avoided overt criticisms of rivals, focusing heavily on small-town values — which stand in contrast, he suggested, to Mr. Trump's divisive style — and on his plan to create more economic opportunities in struggling rural areas.
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"If you have only 0.4 or 0.5 percent more economic growth [over a decade] compared to what you would have had, then this thing does not add to the deficit, and that's what I think is going to happen," he said.
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A 900-point drop in the stock market and signs of more economic turbulence to come is a troubling sign for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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For the week ahead, investors will be keeping an eye on more economic data from China and the United States, a scheduled sales tax rise in Japan, as well as interest rate decisions from central banks in India and Australia.
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BRUSSELS/PARIS (Reuters) - Germany and France expressed solidarity with Britain on Tuesday after London accused Moscow of a nerve agent attack on British soil, but beyond strong vocal EU support, diplomats said there was little appetite for more economic sanctions on Russia.
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The comments come after China reported economic growth of 6.9 percent for 2015, its weakest in 25 years, while depreciation pressure on the yuan adds to the case for the central bank to take more economic stimulus measures over the near-term.
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Their relatives said they left El Salvador seeking more economic opportunity and had been in Mexico about two months before arriving in the city of Matamoros with Ramírez's wife, brother and daughter, who has been identified alternately as Valeria and Angie Valeria.
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Look, the other thing, Kelly, is -- I know this is more economic than financial group, which is great, but there are other issues here that are -- I think the President will emphasize, particularly the -- our southern border issues, the whole immigration issues.
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It would seem, however, that Spotify is eager to shore up more economic goodwill with potential investors, as well as the "big three" record labels that all have minority stakes in the company and an interest in seeing its IPO do well.
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Japan, the world's biggest LNG buyer, and other Asian buyers have complained that the long-established practice of adding the clauses to LNG contracts places unfair restrictions on trading the fuel when it would make more economic sense to sell to other markets.
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"We now have a Hualong One demonstration project, we have units under construction at Fuqing and Fangchenggang and we just hope that more can be built in order to reduce costs and make it more economic," Luo Xiaowei, CNNP board secretary, told Reuters.
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A rare survey of 840 Cubans, conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago, revealed that many Cubans are clamoring for more economic opportunity, a chance to leave Cuba, and a new era of normalized relations with the U.S., per the N.Y. Times.
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For example, in my hometown of San Diego the closure of the Naval Training Center eventually resulted in the creation of Liberty Station, a vibrant area of hotels, restaurants, and shops that probably create more economic activity than the previous Navy base.
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Minister Bento Albuquerque said Brazil plans to overhaul mining rules to prevent future disasters such as the dam bursting at a Vale SA facility in January that killed hundreds and also allow for more economic growth in the sector, including of mineral exports.
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Gustavo Mohar, who formerly served as Mexico's top negotiator for immigration with the United States, said his guess is that Lopez Obrador is trying to use the deal to pressure the Trump administration into giving more economic aid to Central American countries.
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There's an internal fight underway in Iran over whether the country should join the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) — the international coalition combating money laundering and terrorist financing — and it's pitting hardliners against those who want more economic alignment with the West.
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The official raised concerns about news reports indicating the Trump administration would clamp down on travel to the island for Americans, a measure that would inflict more economic pain on cash-strapped Cubans who are benefiting from increased US tourism to Cuba.
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While more economic nationalist policies can have a large impact on FDI, a shift in the U.S. view from outward looking to inward looking can have substantial spillover effects on EMs through a variety of channels, such as trade, remittances, and domestic policies.
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Assuming more economic and fiscal adjustments are implemented, Brazil's credit rating should eventually improve, he said, adding that the central bank is also looking at ways of providing liquidity assistance to the financial system so that banks can reduce their reserve requirements.
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The disclosure of the engine test came a day after the United States pressed China to exert more economic and diplomatic pressure on North Korea to help rein in its nuclear and missile programs during a round of high-level talks in Washington.
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A nine-hundred point drop in the stock market and signs of more economic turbulence to come is a troubling sign for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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After all, they're both progressive New England senators running on clear, strong economic populist messages that emphasize redistributing wealth, reducing the power of large corporations and the ultra-wealthy, and placing more economic and political power in the hands of the working class.
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Since taking office, President Donald Trump has tried to get China, North Korea's only major ally, to apply more economic pressure on Pyongyang to help stop its nuclear and missile programs and other acts of defiance against the U.S. and its allies.
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BRUSSELS/ATHENS (Reuters) - The EU and IMF met in Brussels on Friday to agree on how to coax Greece into more economic reforms linked to its bailout and unlock more funds, with one EU official saying they hoped for a deal by Sunday.
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ISTANBUL, Aug 17 (Reuters) - The Turkish lira weakened to 5.86 against the dollar on Friday from a close of 5.8150 as investors weighed up a U.S warning that Turkey should expect more economic sanctions unless it hands over detained American pastor Andrew Brunson.
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Last week, BoE Governor Mark Carney warned of growing risks no only from a no-deal Brexit but also an escalation of the global trade tensions that have led other central banks to signal that they are ready to provide more economic stimulus.
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" To improve the country's overall economy, it will need to mobilize its existing R&D effort even more efficiently, he says: "Our goal for the next decade or so is to get more economic impact out of that R&D and innovation.
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Trump's comments to the effect that the main problem with the Iran nuclear deal is that it does not offer economic advantages to US firms over European or Russian ones implies that his problems with the deal are more economic than ideological.
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If the rate of return on basic income is equal to, or lower than, the return for lump-sum payments, then that would seem to suggest you could generate more economic growth, faster, by just giving poor people all the money at once.
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Yet Trump insisted that the risk remains "very, very low" for most people, focusing almost exclusively on efforts to keep out foreign travelers — a measure the World Health Organization has long warned could ultimately do far more economic and social damage than good.
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The bloc's 27 national leaders had failed to agree on more economic support in a six-hour call on Thursday, struggling to show unity on issues ranging from economic stimulus to sharing medical equipment and tightening controls on the continent's normally open borders.
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In a story told by his grandson, James T. Lee, 71, Mr. Whitfill and his family loaded their belongings on a truck in the early 1900s and left Kentucky for the cotton fields of Mississippi, which he thought held more economic promise.
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Many of those Democrats — whether they already have a preferred candidate or remain torn — are hoping that this week's debates include more economic issues and moderate points of view than the June debates, where liberal issues and arguments dominated the two nights.
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The report comes after China reported economic growth of 6.9 percent for 2015, its weakest in 25 years, while depreciation pressure on the yuan adds to the case for the central bank to take more economic stimulus measures over the near-term.
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Strategists suggested that it's important for Republicans to explain how more economic growth directly affects them, and some argued that lawmakers should cut to the chase and lead their tax-reform pitches with arguments about more jobs and more take-home income.
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Agribusiness, always a force in Brazil, gained even more economic and political power: It now represents nearly a quarter of the country's G.D.P., and the Amazon region supports soybean farms, gold and iron ore mines and ranches holding more than 50 million cattle.
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New York is one of more than a dozen states that have passed laws allowing undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses, contending it would make roads safer, provide more economic opportunity and reduce the fear of being deported for a driving violation.
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Imagine that Germany agreed to stop stifling the growth of its closest trade partners by deciding to generate more economic output from its huge wealth — 1.7 trillion euro of net foreign assets at the end of 73 — accumulated with large trade surpluses.
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Defending manufacturing in the U.S, that's something that the Obama administration did as well, we certainly pursued policies to promote more economic activity in the U.S., more activity by American workers and farmers and ranchers, raising labor standards environmental standards around the world.
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Mr. Trump has tried working with China to curb North Korea's nuclear and missile programs, even setting aside his America First trade agenda in an effort to persuade President Xi Jinping to put more economic pressure on the government of Kim Jong-un.
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The disclosure of the North's engine test came a day after the United States pressed China to exert more economic and diplomatic pressure on North Korea to help rein in its nuclear and missile programs during a round of high-level talks in Washington.
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A record-wet spring has devastated a wide swath of the U.S. farm belt and inflicted more economic pain on soybean and corn producers, particularly those whose fields were too wet to ever plant, dampening hopes of an improvement in farm income and equipment sales.
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The European Union and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) held talks on Friday to agree on how to coax Greece into more economic reforms linked to its bailout and unlock more funds, with one EU official saying they hoped for a deal by Sunday.
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"The near-term path of UK stocks and sterling is highly dependent on the Brexit newsflow and as a result we maintain an underweight position to both, instead favouring themes and geographies with more economic certainty," said Edward Park, investment director at Brooks Macdonald.
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BEIJING, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Growth in China's vast manufacturing sector stalled for the first time in over two years in November, missing expectations and adding pressure on Beijing to roll out more economic support measures amid a bitter trade war with the United States.
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"The near term path of UK stocks and sterling is highly dependent on the Brexit newsflow and as a result we maintain an underweight position to both, instead favouring themes and geographies with more economic certainty," said Edward Park, investment director at Brooks Macdonald.
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Now, I do agree that there maybe a need for their method of protest to transform to a more economic and more political base similar to what we just saw happen in St. Louis where the prosecutor was defeated by a democratic, more progressive opponent.
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Of course, this correction on Wall Street could simply be a "growth scare" that will reverse itself as more economic data show the U.S. to be more resilient and more resistant to overseas economic weakness than the stock market is suggesting at the moment.
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White House national security adviser H.R. McMaster told "Fox News Sunday" that President Donald Trump is prepared to take action against North Korea but is working to convince China, Russia and other nations to use more economic pressure to help curb its nuclear ambitions.
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If, as Trump believes, the US has the upper hand in trade talks and can exert more economic pain on China with tariffs, the Chinese consumer may start to feel the pinch and buy fewer US products -- even if it's not for political reasons.
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Documents published by the website showed that the government based the Sea Safeguard decisions on a report asserting that the white neighborhoods would add significantly more economic value to the city in the future, which was itself based on contested government classifications of residents' finances.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - With downside risks looming and uncertainties rife, the U.S. Federal Reserve is prudent to wait for more economic data before deciding whether its next move will be to raise rates, or cut them, Chicago Fed Bank President Charles Evans said on Monday.
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" Because workers are often paid under the table in cash, Gerson says, "There are no official ways to, for example, provide unemployment insurance, contribute to social security, [or] all the other government programs that are set up to provide more economic stability to workers.
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The tensions between the two countries peaked last week when Trump ordered a strike on Iran after the country's military downed a US Navy drone, only to call it off at the last minute and launch a cyberattack and more economic sanctions on Iran instead.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is warning more economic pressures may be in store for Turkey if it refuses to release a jailed American pastor, a White House official said on Tuesday, in a dispute that has further strained relations between the NATO allies.
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The proposed law would charge Cfius with investigating plans that are "likely to reduce the technological and industrial advantage of the United States," which some say would do more economic harm than good, and could chill legitimate investments that boost American jobs and growth.
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And in comments seized on by the Republican National Committee, Clinton said she had won sections of the country with more economic output and attributed some of Trump's insurgent victory to a series of social and economic anxieties and discriminatory attitudes among his supporters.
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Clearly the GOP's hope that the tax bill will spur even more economic growth and, thus, will mitigate the damage Trump himself is doing to their election chances is misguided; in fact, Trump's recent behavior is actually growing even more toxic and negative; 85003.
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Photo: Bryan Menegus (Gizmodo)"Giving Jeff Bezos hundreds of millions of dollars is an immoral waste of taxpayers money when it's more than clear that the money would create more jobs and more economic growth when it is used to relieve student debt," Kim told Gizmodo yesterday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A top Federal Reserve official said on Thursday he was undecided on whether to push for an interest rate rise at a policy meeting next month in part because the U.S. central bank will have seen little more economic data in the interim.
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"This is not the week during which we would be looking to put on large positions in FX in an attempt to profit from the market implications of one or more economic events," said Stephen Gallo, European head of FX strategy at BMO Capital Markets in London.
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The Gulf states provide the group with far more economic and political support than Iran does: Saudi Arabia and the UAE joined Pakistan in recognizing the Taliban's regime in the 1990s; Gulf patrons provide the Taliban with funds; and Taliban leaders travel frequently in the Gulf.
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There is no need for bluster and threats, but the president should tell the Germans and the Japanese what they did not here last week in Washington: Get off your export gravy train and generate more economic growth from household consumption and (public and private) investments.
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JOHN HARWOOD: And you're not worried because— PAUL RYAN: You can shrink or expand the economy, and what we want to maximize is economic growth and upper mobility so that everybody can get a bigger slice of the pie so we can have more economic growth.
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It wasn't just me either, nearly two dozen people from places like West Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio took time off work and school to try and push this bill that's aimed at providing coal communities with more economic opportunities as America's energy landscape moves away from coal.
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HONG KONG, March 25 (Reuters) - With downside risks looming and uncertainties rife, the U.S. Federal Reserve is prudent to wait for more economic data before deciding whether its next move will be to raise rates, or cut them, Chicago Fed Bank President Charles Evans said on Monday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street stocks turned positive while the dollar edged lower on Wednesday after minutes from the Federal Reserve's July meeting showed policymakers may be on the road to raising U.S. interest rates but will need to see more economic data before pulling the trigger.
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"Giving Jeff Bezos hundreds of millions of dollars is an immoral waste of taxpayers money when it's more than clear that the money would create more jobs and more economic growth when it is used to relieve student debt," Kim said in an emailed press release.
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A record-wet spring, meanwhile, has devastated a wide swath of the U.S. farm belt and inflicted more economic pain on soybean and corn producers, particularly those whose fields were too wet to ever plant, dampening hopes of an improvement in farm income and equipment sales.
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Yet while everyone in the region will appreciate the new era of peace and stability, South Korea and Japan will be wary of a newly dynamic North that could one day be just as assertive as it is today but with much more economic strength behind it.
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" Madia told me that because South Africans' aspirations—for more economic justice, for less racism, for less worship of a far-off Western standard of leadership and life—had become associated with such a tainted vehicle, Zuma, these deeper yearnings for change became "a bit discredited.
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"I'm excited that people can really focus past the bluster of people who want to demonize the idea that we should study a way to address specific past economic harms and try to create more economic equality," Booker, who is running for president, told The Hill.
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But if the new president can create more economic opportunity in his country it could help stem migration to the U.S. AMLO has said he would dismantle the "mafia of power" and reference to government and business leaders who enrich themselves at the expense of the country.
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I think there's going to be more economic opportunity opening up in five years — more ways for people to be able to provide services online, or be able to sell products online, or be able to find jobs online, or be able to get skills online.
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Six years after the Arab Spring movement promised more economic inclusiveness and higher living standards, much of the Middle East remains mired in conflict, weighing on economic activity across the region as millions of refugees flee, IMF Middle East Director Masood Ahmed said in the document.
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At a moment when South Korea needs to be able to trust America's commitments, Mr. Trump has unwisely hinted at abrogating an important bilateral trade deal, thus potentially ceding more economic ground to China, and accused its new president, Moon Jae-in, of "appeasement" toward North Korea.
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However, while the sanctions on Venezuelan borrowing imposed by a dozen of the U.S.'s hemispheric partners represent a valuable start, the reality is that similar sanctions imposed by the U.S. — the world's largest economy and one of Venezuela's largest creditors — would have far more economic bite.
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"Our community model is different than a business with a traditional hierarchical structure and we are excited to have the chance to work with the SEC to consider reforms that could make more economic opportunities available to more people," CEO Brian Chesky said in a statement.
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Even as the Thessaloniki bomb was being dismantled, Greek officials and the representatives of foreign creditors were stuck in the latest of a seemingly endless series of talks aimed at releasing bailout funds in return for Greece carrying out more economic reforms and imposing further austerity.
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In advance of the Hanoi talks, there were reports that the administration might agree to more economic interaction between North Korea and South Korea, a declaration acknowledging the end of Korean War hostilities, expansion of people-to-people exchanges and liaison offices in each other's capitals.
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"There's a lot of expectation of increased fiscal stimulus, less regulation, more economic activity, that's getting priced in here and that's obviously helping the value of the assets that we own in the country and we would expect it will throw up some interesting opportunities over time," Machin said.
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So, ultimately that benefits the entire world economy and benefits American consumers, and also American workers from the standpoint that the higher the level of our standard of living and more economic prosperity and liberty we have, it is going to create jobs in all of these various industries.
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Given our current high-tax, high-regulation economy, the best way we know of to grow government revenues is to fundamentally reform the tax code, to create a more dynamic, pro-growth code that encourages investment, savings, and job creation, and generates more government revenues from more economic activity.
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More than 230 scholarly articles by independent researchers have used the Fraser Institute's report to examine what economic freedom means at the state level, with the vast majority of this research finding that areas economically free from excessive government intervention overwhelmingly experience positive outcomes, including more economic prosperity.
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NEW YORK, March 24 (Reuters) - A top Federal Reserve official said on Thursday he was undecided on whether to push for an interest rate rise at a policy meeting next month in part because the U.S. central bank will have seen little more economic data in the interim.
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The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks: The U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates steady at its meeting this week as it pauses to parse more economic data but may hint it is on track for an increase in June.
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The Treasury secretary did not predict the U.S. would reach that level, but said he believed the outbreak has the potential to do more economic damage than the 2008 financial crisis as he argued for financial stimulus to hourly workers and businesses hurt by "social distancing" amid the outbreak.
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And so far, China appears to be more willing to absorb more economic pain instead of appearing to cave to Trump's demands as it looks to strategically play a long game that will likely outlast even a second presidential term of the former New York real estate mogul.
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Xi is pushing an ever harder line on Beijing's interests while using more economic and social incentives to draw in those from Taiwan and elsewhere, said Syaru Shirley Lin, the author of "Taiwan's China Dilemma" and an expert on China-Taiwan relations at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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On top of that PiS, which has built its economic platform around the promise of more economic equality and welfare hikes at the expense of large corporations, plans to force banks to convert Swiss franc-denominated mortgages into zlotys at a cost of up to 60 billion zlotys ($15.23 billion).
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"If EPA had stuck to its plan to open the sewage floodgates, it would have caused more sickness, more beach closings, more economic suffering for local communities, and greater harm to fish and other wildlife," said Nancy Stoner, the director of NRDC's clean water program, at the time of the decision.
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Many lawmakers argue that the country can't afford the loss in revenue, but according to the Congressional Budget Office, more economic growth would occur as $50 billion per year in capital gains will be unlocked by eliminating the step-up basis which would not needed if there is no tax.
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It's a pervasive worry that cuts across the VICE youth survey, in which 43 percent of respondents said they feel the future holds less job stability, while 48 percent think current social class standings will remain the same, and 66 percent think we'll experience more economic problems, including financial crises.
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"Our takeaway has been that a ballooning deficit at the end of a cycle (rather than to work the economy out of a recession) poses more economic downside risks than upside for Treasury yields," Ian Lyngen, head of U.S. rate strategy at BMO Capital Markets, said in an emailed statement Monday.
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Why, when UN experts say we have less than 12 years to turn around climate change, does it still make more economic sense for two people to drive across the Bay Bridge between Oakland and San Francisco ($7) than it does for the same two people to take round-trip BART rides ($13)?
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" China's Minster of Foreign Affairs, Wang Yi, seemed to agree that more economic and political sanctions were needed: "(We) support the United Nations Security Council to take further steps and in adopting a new resolution so that North Korea will pay the necessary price and show there are consequences for its behavior.
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The tone of the congress — with the party clinging to the political status quo but accepting more economic liberalization — was a sign that changes would continue but were unlikely to gather speed, said Arturo López Levy, a lecturer at the University of Texas who worked for the Cuban Interior Ministry in the 1990s.
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The American officials said there was a large difference between bilateral trade deals with China, which every country, including the United States, had a right to pursue, and signing up to the Silk Road, which gave China a propaganda boost that it used to seek more economic gains through unfair business practices.
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John, a well-to-do barrister who was educated at Oxford, says he sees less rigidity and more economic mobility today — but he also speculates, somewhat clumsily, that people like him may have had it harder than members of the working class because of increased "competition" for elite jobs among the upper class.
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"Health insurance still leaves Americans exposed to much more economic risk from poor health," Amy Finkelstein, an economics professor at MIT who has studied medical debt, told me, especially compared to other countries with social insurance that better protect their citizens from the economic loss in the event of sickness or injury.
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Most analysts believe the biggest reason for this consistent pattern of significant decline among women across the board is that Trump's drive to repeal the Affordable Care Act and to pass a tax bill they saw as tilted toward the top has dented their confidence he will provide them more economic security.
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"These two transactions...allow us to increase our economic interest in two companies, Advanced Info Service (AIS) and Bharti Airtel, and to operate in two countries where we think there will be a lot more economic growth," said Chua Sock Koong, group chief executive officer at Singtel Group, in a First on CNBC interview.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 21 (Reuters) - U.S. State and Treasury Department officials told a U.S. Senate committee hearing on Tuesday that Washington is prepared to impose more economic pain on Russia if it does not change its behavior, and that significant amounts of arms deals with Russia have been abandoned as a result of U.S. diplomatic efforts.
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It will be harder to close loopholes to offset the revenue loss from tax cuts, and congressional Republican leaders seem less interested in doing so, relying upon "dynamic scoring" — that somehow tax cuts will produce so much more economic growth, tax revenues will magically close the deficit, something which has never been shown to happen.
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Lighthizer will lead the Tuesday meetings for the U.S. side along with Mnuchin, Secretary of Commerce Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossTrump administration delays penalty on Huawei for another 90 days WaPo calls Trump admin 'another threat' to endangered species Recession fears surge as stock markets plunge MORE, economic adviser Larry Kudlow, and trade adviser Peter Navarro.
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"The Spanish term indio (Indian) in Mexico is a highly prejudicial term, and a lot of that carries over to indigenous people in the U.S." At the same time, some families believe that learning Spanish instead of their indigenous language provides more economic opportunities both in the U.S. and in Mexico, according to Mr. Vasquez.
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This is the main reason why President Trump has been pressuring Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to cut short-term interest rates at a quicker pace; to help keep the rate low on the national debt, to spur more economic growth, and to help offset the financial drag from the trade war with China.
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"The aim of the procedure is to investigate the commission of relative monopolistic practices that have or may have as their object or effect, to unduly displace other economic actors, substantially impede their access, or to establish exclusive advantages in favor of one or more economic agents in the relevant market, or in a related market," it added.
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So to sum it up, if the US decides to withdraw from the deal, it will likely end up doing it alone, losing legitimacy in the eyes of its allies and the international community and giving Iran license to pursue nuclear weapons with significantly more economic power and less stigma than it's had in many years.
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"We need an all-hands push to make sure that China feels the pain of this and is engaged in putting more economic pressure on North Korea, and frankly, to escalate the preparations for our vital allies in the region to make sure that South Korea and Japan have the anti-missile defenses they are seeking," Delaware Democratic Sen.
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THE last thing that America needs is more economic turmoil and political navel-gazing in Europe, a continent which—for all that it disappoints and maddens officials in Washington—remains a major trading partner and indispensable ally when the "free West" needs to act as one, for instance by sanctioning Russia over its actions in Ukraine.
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And I think that's why I've been attracted to writing fiction that's kind of problem-solving, and looking at things in the immediate future—trying to extrapolate a world where there's a bit more economic democracy—which is basically just workers that own their work, and that govern their businesses together, collectively, that kind of thing.
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But as higher wages across the economy put more money in consumers' pockets, prompting them to spend more and generate more economic activity, those unemployed workers may be able to look forward to more lucrative employment at a company that manages to come up with a business model that both makes money and adequately rewards its workforce.
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So far Clinton has tried to appeal to them by adopting Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE' economic proposals like student debt reduction, which target young women and men alike.
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"Though Russia's malign activities continue, we believe its adventurism undoubtedly has been checked by the knowledge that we can bring much more economic pain to bear using our powerful range of authorities - and that we will not hesitate to do so if its conduct does not demonstrably and significantly change," senior Treasury official Sigal Mandelker told the banking panel.
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More frequently on the move and assumed to be looking for more economic opportunity — from 2007 to 2012, millennials made up 24 percent of the total U.S. population, but accounted for 43 percent of all movers in the United States, according to Census data — this demographic has typically been expected to cluster on the coasts for better job prospects.
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Mr. Macron is eager to put forward longer-term strategic proposals, but is increasingly impatient with a more stagnant Germany and a divided coalition in that country, where the left-leaning Social Democrats block his European military and security proposals and the conservative Christian Democrats block his proposals for more economic integration, higher spending and eurozone reform.
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Given the high number of nationalities represented by those on board and the need for Iran to contain further harm -- US President Donald Trump announced more economic sanctions "until Iran changes its behavior" -- it needs to keep politics out of the crash investigation, invite international experts and investigators to determine the cause and keep grieving families well-informed.
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Almost as soon as they appeared on the scene, faith leaders and consumer and civil rights advocates called for rules to rein in the abuses of an industry whose business model is to advertise a form of "help" that consistently makes things worse, trapping people in long-term high-cost debt and imposing more economic distress on communities.
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The government could help retrain workers, Barfield suggested, and help them by making adjustments to the social safety net—but he acknowledged that this is far from a perfect solution when it comes to middle-aged or older people who might have difficulty learning new skills and aren't as open to, say, moving to areas where there's more economic opportunity.
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As Next 10 noted in its latest annual "California Green Innovation Index," California now generates more economic output for every unit of carbon emitted than any economy in the world except for France (which relies heavily on carbon-free nuclear power for its electricity.) "In terms of climate we have been a leader over the last 10 years and longer," says Perry.
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Fed officials have said they think the balance sheet reductions should begin soon, and analysts have pinpointed September as the likely month the Fed will stop reinvesting the proceeds it receives as securities mature.. But the minutes of the Fed's June meeting indicated a split between officials ready to start balance sheet reductions in "a couple of months" and those wanting to wait for more economic data.
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These high-density areas create greater social cohesion and bring more economic and environmental benefits, said Anjali Mahendra, research director at the World Resources Institute's Ross Center for Sustainable Cities in Washington, D.C. What stops such areas from becoming overcrowded environments where disease transmission can be high is the availability of good quality physical infrastructure, with planning standards that promote liveability for all, she said.
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The only way to bring back many of the Democrats who voted for Obama and then voted for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is to focus on a more economic message.
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One senior administration aide said officials are now starting to receive good coronavirus data from South Korea and Italy, which gives them a better sense of which people are most at risk in the U.S. Still, the coronavirus threatens to swamp the final months of Trump's first term, as the administration deals with further outbreaks throughout the U.S., more economic uncertainty and the anxiety among Americans still unsure about the best means of prevention.
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No change to text.) * Official manufacturing PMI 22, vs 246.9 in May * Services PMI at 20093, vs 22009 in May * Weak PMI readings spark concerns about stalling economy * Goldman Sachs expects more policy easing * Export, import orders both weaken BEIJING, June 254.2 (Reuters) - China's factory activity shrank more than expected in June, an official manufacturing survey showed, highlighting the need for more economic stimulus as U.S. tariffs and weaker domestic demand ramped up pressure on new orders for goods.
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RIC=CNPMIC%2017DE C I Caixin manufacturing PMI poll data * Official gauge seen contracting again, remains near 228-year lows * Private survey also seen shrinking * More economic support measures expected to be unveiled soon * Persistent industrial weakness seen spurring more support measures Feb 21 (Reuters) - Factory activity in China is expected to have contracted for the third month in a row in February, a Reuters poll showed, adding to evidence of a further slowdown in the economy in the first quarter.
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Lighthizer will head the U.S. negotiating team along with Mnuchin, Secretary of Commerce Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossEx-counterintelligence official warns Trump administration not to be shortsighted on Huawei The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Hillicon Valley: Trump alleges Google manipulated voters against him | Hillary Clinton fires back | Twitter, Facebook take down misinformation targeting Hong Kong protests | Trump delays penalty on Huawei | Tech giants slam French digital tax at hearing MORE, economic adviser Larry Kudlow, and trade adviser Peter Navarro.
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Yellen's comments might be seen in light of the general reevaluation of economic policy occasioned by Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's election victory, as well as the significant support garnered by Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE' economic populism.
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