Nonetheless, good economic reasoning can help us to anticipate the economic turbulence ahead.

Moreover, viewed from a wider perspective, economic and social turbulence on Europe s southern periphery will constitute a geopolitical risk.

In the 1990s, the international economic and financial system was more stable than in previous decades, despite the turbulence of 1997 98.

Civil disobedience will create turbulence for the economy and society.

Expressing concern at the negative impact of international financial turbulence on social and economic development and on the full enjoyment of all human rights,

In short, the world has become increasingly prone to financial turbulence.

It is hard to see how this type of theory either explains today s economic turbulence, or offers sound instruction about how to deal with it.

Those Asian countries which had earlier opened their political structures in accordance with their economic ones, Singapore, Taiwan, the Philippines, fared much better in the current turbulence.

All are exposed to the effects of disorder and turbulence on the periphery.

But speedy growth always incites turbulence, which China will have to minimize and manage.

Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence was very well received by critics and the press.

What followed was unprecedented political turbulence, including mass demonstrations on a scale never seen before.

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Sometimes people are so confident about the robustness of globalization that they assume that it can't be reversed but this is exactly what each round of financial and economic turbulence threatens.

Global turbulence, by contrast, has given the Republicans more room to attack Obama and the Democrats.

World markets experienced turbulence on November 9 as Republican Donald Trump defeated Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.

Today s political turbulence, indeed, has the same roots as yesterday s financial storms inadequate, unsound, and unformed institutions.

Traditions of tolerance must replace the turbulence that has so far dominated the building of Taiwan's democracy.

And these are always periods, ladies and gentlemen, accompanied by turbulence, and all too often by blood.

When the transmission belt of international trade that underlies such decisions is disrupted, the result is market turbulence.

Did they not understand, he argued, that this would lead to factory closures and social turbulence in China?

Others, unfortunately, will be vulnerable to even greater stomach churning turbulence without the perceived benefit of a closed cockpit door.

Today s financial turmoil and economic downturn are highlighting the EMU s advantages in several important ways. First, the euro has eliminated the possibility of exchange rate turbulence and speculative currency attacks that more vulnerable economies could have expected in the current turmoil.

SAN FRANCISCO Today s turbulence in emerging market equity markets has triggered a wave of obituaries for their growth miracles of recent decades.

Since I have had no opportunity to ask him, I have to rely on his memoirs, The Age of Turbulence , for clues.

Starting last summer, the breakdown of the market for US sub prime mortgages triggered turbulence in financial markets, with no end in sight.

The 1960's ended in the breakdown of the system, and in major financial turbulence, accompanied by an inflationary surge of commodity prices.

Few people foresaw the subprime crisis of 2008, the risk of default in the eurozone, or the current turbulence in financial markets worldwide.

The problem with the Asian model, we now know, is that it is not very resilient in crisis. Those Asian countries which had earlier opened their political structures in accordance with their economic ones, Singapore, Taiwan, the Philippines, fared much better in the current turbulence.

A bubble in the American housing market fueled in part by so called sub prime mortgages was the catalyst for today s financial market turbulence.

On the eve of Koehler's arrival as Managing Director, the world had experienced a period of financial turbulence not seen since the 1930's.

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After six turbulent but somewhat predictable decades, we may be entering into a new era of greater turbulence but less predictability on the Korean Peninsula.

The release of Alan Greenspan s ghostwritten memoirs The Age of Turbulence has elicited charges that he was not such a great central banker after all.

Obama, while an inspirational orator, has shown a cool and calm demeanor in responding to both the financial crisis and the turbulence of political campaigning.

So, far from reassuring anyone (including Tory Euro skeptics), Cameron s stance heralds a new era of turbulence and uncertainty for Britain and its European partners.

And the fevered political climate created by US mid term elections means that the world s most important bilateral relationship is headed for real turbulence this year.

But Latin American countries, from a credit standpoint, are a lot better off than they have ever been to withstand turbulence and weather global market problems.

Given his rightist pedigree and revisionist views about Japan s wartime history, the region is bracing itself for a new bout of diplomatic turbulence surrounding his address.

First, the euro has eliminated the possibility of exchange rate turbulence and speculative currency attacks that more vulnerable economies could have expected in the current turmoil.

Cross border mergers and acquisitions are likely to continue apace once the current market turbulence is over, further increasing the likelihood of a major cross border banking crisis. Both economic theory and past experience show that scattered national regulators who face conflicting pressures cannot efficiently manage such crises.

Economic reconstruction is more accurately thought of as economic renewal .

After all, economic theory should be grappling with economic history.

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