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127929
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2014.
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Economic numbers have come to define our world. Individuals, organizations, and governments assess how they are doing based on what these numbers tell them. Economists and analysts loosely refer to statistics measuring GDP, unemployment, inflation, and trade deficits as "leading indicators" and subscribe to the belief that these figures accurately reflect reality and provide unique insights into the health of an economy. Taken together, leading indicators create a data map that people use to navigate their lives. That map, however, is showing signs of age. Understanding where the map came from should help explain why it has become less reliable than ever before.
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015278
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Winter 1992-93.
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16-31
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062703
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085945
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2008.
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A strong and solid economic foundation is the most basic condition for hosting the Olympic Games.We must firmly adhere to the principle of "promote development by means of the Olympics and assist the Olympics by means of development.
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ID:
090220
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2009.
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On September 8, 2008, the Trial-heat Forecasting Model predicted that in-party candidate Senator John McCain would receive 52.7% of the national two-party popular presidential vote. The forecast of a victory of modest proportions for Senator McCain reflected his having a five-percentage-point lead over Senator Barack Obama in Gallup's early September, post-convention poll (49% to 44%) and the Bureau of Economic Analysis' August report of a 3.3% GDP growth rate in the second quarter of the year, about average for a second quarter election year economy.
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ID:
117981
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2013.
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In 2011, throngs of protesters took to the streets, often at great risk to their lives, to challenge the results of undemocratic elections across the globe-in Bahrain, Benin, Egypt, Haiti, Morocco, Nicaragua, Nigeria, and Russia. Outside of elections, pro-democracy protests also took place in 2011 in Cameroon, Libya, Malaysia, Swaziland, Syria, Tunisia, and Yemen, among other countries.
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ID:
112621
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062787
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111102
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120176
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2013.
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The second Abe administration, inaugurated on December 26, 2012, has been called a repudiation of the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) rather than a strong endorsement of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). However, in the intervening months, public support has risen. Going forward, the Abe administration faces three serious challenges, namely the economy, security and foreign policy, and a strategy to win in the Upper House elections expected in July 2013. This article analyzes each of these challenges and explores possible courses that the administration could take.
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ID:
140683
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IN DECEMBER 2012 ABE SHINZO RETURNED TO POWER AFTER FIVE years in the political wilderness. Since taking office he has solidified his political leadership by winning all successive elections, paving the way to becoming one of the longest tenured premiers in postwar Japan. His security and foreign policies have already changed the landscape of international relations in East Asia as Tokyo’s relations with Seoul and Beijing spiraled down to new lows for the post–Cold War era. Abe’s new security policy, under the slogan “Proactive Contribution to Peace,” helped bring the Japan-US alliance to an unprecedented level of closeness, clearly pitted against China. The Abe government is also potentially challenging the China-centered new economic order by promoting the US-led Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade network. Abe’s decision to enter the TPP talks became a game changer in the race for free trade agreements in Asia and the Pacific.
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148346
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THE COLLAPSE of the socialist world late in the 20th century and the redivision of its territory resulted in the emergence of new independent states, some of which are generally recognized while others are labeled self-proclaimed. But no matter how a new state finds its way onto the map, there will have been deep historical and cultural reasons for its coming into being. One of the new states is Abkhazia.
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ID:
024530
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Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1974.
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xvii, 398p.hbk
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674001753
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 014655 | 951.042/EAS 014655 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
089127
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2009.
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At the helm of the United Arab Emirates federation, Abu Dhabi powered into the twenty-first century on the back of ever-increasing oil revenues, well-established petrochemical industries, and massive oil-financed overseas investments.
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ID:
187090
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Gurugram, OakBridge Publishers Pvt Ltd, 2021.
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xvii, 338p.hbk
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9789391032548
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 060226 | 954.0533/ALP 060226 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
149451
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Traditional Indian civilisation developed an extensive and accurate understanding of the optimal relationship between the environment and human beings. The economy of permanence was promoted in the country much before organic agriculture and environmentally sound practices became internationally recognised methods of protecting and regenerating the land. Come Carpentier De Gourdon highlights some sustainable and appropriate processes and technologies for suggested agricultural policies.
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ID:
123079
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2012.
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THEDA SKOCPOL and LAWRENCE R. JACOBS assess the policy accomplishments and shortfalls of President Barack Obama since 2009. They highlight the obstacles with which Obama and his political allies have had to contend and challenge commentators who claim that Obama has accomplished little. They explain why conservative and Republican opposition to Obama's presidency has been fierce and unremitting.
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ID:
007111
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March 2000.
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31-50
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ID:
086868
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2008.
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Unlike the long slump Japan experienced in the 1990s, which was due to domestic causes, the economy's current problems are due almost entirely to exogenous factors. A supply-side shock may result in stagflation, to which macroeconomic fiscal and monetary policies will be powerless to provide a solution; the only practical response will be technological innovation. Japan should channel efforts into developing technologies that oil-producing nations will require over the long term
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