Dramatic exchange rate fluctuations tend to portend upswings in protectionist pressure.
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You'll ride some serious upswings, and you'll experience some stomach-churning declines.
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The most convincing explanations suggest that populist upswings are not in the past.
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But if history is any guide, such upswings are not indicative of a positive trend.
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Economic upswings — New York's current one is approaching a decade — can quickly shift to downturns.
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Upswings and downswings, peaks and swoons, wheels within wheels, Maddon lifting up his glasses and rubbing his eyes.
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But some of the so-called peripheral countries exporting lower quality goods aren't so resilient to the euro's upswings.
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On constitutional democracy's periodic upswings, we develop expectations about how the president should behave that exceed the law — e.g.
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Beyond the initial transition, we expect provisioning to fall more sharply during cyclical upswings and rise more quickly during downturns.
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Recent upswings "could well be another bull trap, and an opportunity to sell at better levels, if politicians disappoint," Hewson added.
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Poker players and quantitative investors need the strength to stick to their strategies through the noise of frequent large upswings and downswings.
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In 2018, 75 percent of the world's economies were experiencing upswings; now, 90 percent of the world's economies are now experiencing downturns.
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In upswings, they deter overspending; in downturns, they permit government revenues to fall of their own accord, without requiring demand-sapping tax hikes.
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Despite lower earnings, Covestro is boosting investment to prevent production bottlenecks in future upswings, taking up the challenge posed by rivals' growth plans.
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If you're in for the long haul, remind yourself that corrections — no matter how severe — are always followed by upswings in the market.
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The report notes that one of the biggest upswings occurred in Central Harlem, where the number of artists went up 216%, to 956.
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Hall's idea of "fixing" PEIA could mean stabilizing the system's coverage and costs so that enrollees do not face sharp upswings in future years.
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But she oversaw a steady fall in the unemployment rate and no big upswings in inflation, fulfilling the two mandates of the Federal Reserve.
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Low interest rates have investors scrambling for higher-risk assets, and upswings in the stock market instill greater confidence in the market as a whole.
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She argues that jobs have grown more slowly in recent upswings because women's participation in the labour force is no longer converging quickly with men's.
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That is, if you're in it for the long haul, remind yourself that corrections — no matter how severe — are always followed by upswings in the market.
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AIRPLANE MANUFACTURING One of the longest upswings in sales of commercial airplanes is faltering, with orders sliding for the largest jets made by Boeing and Airbus.
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Trump's campaign frequently makes the case that the impeachment of the president has been a net positive because it has resulted in upswings in donations from supporters.
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As one of the longest upswings in sales in aviation history falters, Boeing has been forced to cut production of its giant 777 and 153-8 jets.
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Hundreds of cities across China have seen upswings in their local property markets in recent years under a long-term plan by Beijing to further urbanize the country.
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The XLY has been bolstered by its bigger holdings' upswings, including Amazon and McDonald's, both of which exceeded earnings forecasts and are some of the market's best performing stocks.
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Within America's market the prices of industrial stocks, which do well in business-cycle upswings, have risen relative to the prices of utility stocks, a safer bet in hard times.
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Both have certainly played a role — but although there are risks that does not mean the growth impetus is not different from previous upswings or that it will end quickly.
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According to Bill Treacey, manager of the Municipal Lighting Department, normal seasonal upswings in power usage already force the city to buy additional power and Bitcoin may be adding more strain.
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Studies had suggested a decline in use over the early 2000s, but there's a lag in newer research, so any more recent upswings in popularity are impossible to confirm or refute.
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The newspaper also quoted him as saying OPEC was urging its members to build oil capacity buffers to temper any wild upswings in price due to the weak U.S. dollar this year.
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In the second quarter of this year global GDP grew at its fastest pace since 2010, as a recovery in emerging markets added impetus to longer-standing upswings in Europe and America.
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Looking at the USO, the crude oil ETF, Gordon pointed out that with two rapid upswings in succession, it looks as though oil is set to move back up after falling last week.
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Brazil and Argentina may be seeing similar upswings in their respective stock markets this year, but Morgan Stanley Investment Management Head of Emerging Markets Ruchir Sharma says that Brazil represents an "ugly" investment.
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It also attaches "socioeconomic change flags" to areas that appear to be gentrifying, based on recent upswings in median income, housing costs and the share of residents who have college degrees or are white.
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With the spread of the coronavirus sending U.S. markets into a tailspin in recent weeks — occasionally punctuated by big upswings as stocks tried to recover from the steep declines — investors are likely seeking some stability.
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Yet what matters for them is not who gets credit for today's strong labor market, but whether it will be durable enough to help workers weather the next downturn, something past upswings failed to accomplish.
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The number of female directors, including Greta Gerwig and Patty Jenkins, was one of the only upswings in the report, with women directing 23 percent of the top 22017 films, up from 298 percent in 28.
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Kohn, who now serves on the Bank of England's Financial Policy Committee, told a conference in Copenhagen that too many countries failed to place curbs on banks, known as counter-cyclical capital buffers (CCyB), during economic upswings.
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The new economic data underscores the continuing frustration about the current growth cycle, which has now gone on for seven years — longer than most economic upswings — but which has repeatedly failed to break out into a higher orbit.
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Meanwhile, the German and Dutch surplus runners keep pouring scorn on the ECB for negative interest rates and Germany's rising real estate prices that seem to be caused by years of supply shortfalls rather than strong demand upswings.
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"We are encouraged by the growth in our strong international business, the ratings upswings at most of our networks, Paramount's strong start in 2016, our leadership position in advertising technology and other positive recent developments," Viacom said in a statement.
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Thus began a long roller coaster ride for the two countries, full of periodic upswings as friends when détente was in vogue, inevitably followed by precipitous plummets as foes that left the world shuddering about the prospects of a nuclear Armageddon.
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Before the BoE's decision to lower a capital requirement designed to make them set more reserves aside during upswings in lending, influential former BoE official John Vickers had said banks still held too little capital to deal with a future financial crisis.
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It noted that primary as a result of that war, the world economy has moved from a situation in 2018 in which 75 percent of the world's economies were experiencing economic upswings to one today in which 90 percent of the world's economies are experiencing economic slowdowns.
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Aware that OPEC's control over the oil price may diminish, and that longer-term pressures on oil come from climate change and "peak demand", BP is aiming to ensure that three-quarters of such cost-savings are structural, and that only a quarter of them are subject to cyclical upswings.
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The IMF also reports that largely as a result of the various trade wars, the word economy has moved from a situation where 75 percent of the world's economies were experiencing economic upswings in 2018 to one in which 90 percent of the world's economies are now experiencing economic slowdowns.
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The agreement with South Korea is a $60 billion bilateral currency swap facility for at least six months, which the BOK will "draw on to ease mismatches in U.S. dollar liquidity and stabilise local fx markets that recently saw sharp upswings (depreciation of the Korean won currency)," the BOK said in a statement.
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As if to underline this point, the International Monetary Fund recently noted that largely as a result of the U.S.-China trade war and the consequent slowing in the Chinese economy, we have gone from a situation in which 75 percent of the world's economies were experiencing economic upswings in 2018 to one in which today around 90 percent of the world's economies are experiencing economic downturns.
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It's tempting to dismiss the January barometer as just another statistical coincidence, along with other market predictors that have enjoyed periodic bursts of popularity, such as the Super Bowl indicator (if the winning team is from the old National Football League, now the National Football Conference, stocks will rise); the Chinese zodiac (years of the rabbit and dragon are best for stocks); or the old hemline indicator (skirt lengths shorten during market upswings and fall to the floor during downturns).
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Macroeconomic business cycles are a part of the market. They are characterized by constant downswings and upswings which influence economic activity. Therefore, this situation requires some kind of government intervention.
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Vaswani is also a keen golfer, and has had large financial upswings and downswings as a result of wagering on his game. Also, during the 888.com Poker Nations Cup, Vaswani made numerous large wagers with the Swedish team, and staked large amounts of money on Chinese poker, which he considers to be a game of pure luck.
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"Determining kill rates of ungulate calves by brown bears using neck-mounted cameras." Wildlife Society Bulletin 41, no. 1 (2017): 88-97. One of the leading hypotheses among biologists for generalized, nonhunting declines in moose populations at the southern extent of their range is increasing heat stress brought on by the rapid seasonal temperature upswings as a result of human-induced climate change.
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Gold-mining and pine lumbering also began in the late 1800s and persisted with periodic booms and busts through the 1960s. Seafood, including shrimp and lobster, has been the most recent boom market in the region since the 1970s. Overall, the company period was known for its boom and bust economies. Massive hirings during economic upswings were followed by massive layoffs.
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Economic CA is usually based on cyclical trends in national markets, such as the labor market. A simple example of this can be found in the yearly changes in demand for labor. Job markets are, by nature, cyclical, with upswings in certain sectors such as retail near year's end, and in construction during the spring and summer. J. Bradford De Long & Lawrence H. Summers, 1986.
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Other sub- strategies include those employed by commodity trading advisors (CTAs), where the fund trades in futures (or options) in commodity markets or in swaps. This is also known as a "managed future fund". CTAs trade in commodities (such as gold) and financial instruments, including stock indices. They also take both long and short positions, allowing them to make profit in both market upswings and downswings.
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John arrives to question the blood coming from her room, and they talk as she explains that her son was taken to a ranch outside town, and all they found was the costume. His kidnapper had taken and killed many children and disposed of their bodies with quick lime and set them in a mass grave. After the recounting, her mood upswings as she blathers on about preparations for the festivities. Alex Lowe has brought Holden home, but the family dog rejects him.
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Although sagging in the Great Depression it regained popularity and continued to expand through the 40s and 50s. It slowed during the anti-capitalist movements of the 60's and 70's before coming back stronger than before in the 80's, 90's and today. These trends are due to corresponding upswings in mass media, the parent of mass marketing. For most of the twentieth century, major consumer-products companies held fast to mass marketing- mass-producing, mass distributing and mass promoting about the same product in about the same way to all consumers.
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What he implies here is that not only has the person become more creative they have fundamentally changed the kind of thoughts they produce. In a study done of poets, who seem to have especially high percentages of bipolar authors, it was found that over a period of 3 years those poets would have cycles of really creative and powerful works of poetry. The timelines over the three-year study looked at the poet's personal journals and their clinical records and found that the timelines between their most powerful poems matched that of their upswings in bipolar disorder.
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I've been writing a lot in the past about chasing the original high—I was longing for something that was out of reach. And now with this project, I'm at a place in my life where I'm like, 'You know what, no—I'm cool.' I'm just going to do my shit and not really make any apologies for it—not really try to be such a people pleaser. I think everyone has these upswings and downswings in their life where they're trying to figure out where they're at, and right now I'm at a place of feeling a lot more self- assured.
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Critical response to the album was generally positive. AllMusic's Andy Kellman wrote that "the material, while mostly well- crafted, runs together as a block of slow, serious songs broken up by only a couple brief upswings in energy" and how "Chrisette, naturally, sounds outstanding throughout, as a supernaturally talented vocalist whose songs are nonetheless easily relatable to anyone going through a breakup—or, to a significantly lesser extent here, newfound love." He also felt that the album "could have really used more rhythmic punch than a token throwback strutter." Maiya Norton of Vibe commented on how her album gained some edge, expressing some anger and heartbreak.
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Among the primary concerns of the Communist Party are the problems of unemployment, underemployment and job insecurity, which the party considers the natural result of the profit-driven incentives of the capitalist economy: > Millions of workers are unemployed, underemployed, or insecure in their > jobs, even during economic upswings and periods of 'recovery' from > recessions. Most workers experience long years of stagnant and declining > real wages, while health and education costs soar. Many workers are forced > to work second and third jobs to make ends meet. Most workers now average > four different occupations during their lifetime, many involuntarily moved > from job to job and career to career.
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"The Last Fight" is one of the most successful songs of Fever, according to most of the critics. Rock Sound establishes that "[...] it demonstrate as much from the outset, presenting fast-paced passages before parrying the momentum into upswings of melody". "[...] Fever is unlikely to win Bullet For My Valentine more respect amongst their peers, but this could be the album to persuade non-believers." Along with "Pleasure and Pain" and "Dignity", PopMatters states that these are "[...] high-energy, dynamic songs with powerful vocals and creative solos"; and, along with "Your Betrayal" and the title-track, "Fever", create a "brilliant opening trio", according to BBC.
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In principle the effects on profits are ambiguous. Because of EPL, firms engage themselves in labour hoarding practices, which lead them to employ a lower quantity of workers during upswings, while keeping inefficient levels of employment in downturns. For a given level of wages, this loss of productive efficiency would result in lower average profits. On the other hand, if firms operated in a context of efficiency wages, by inducing more stable relationships with the workers and reducing their job and income insecurity, EPL could allow them to pay lower wages, without reducing the effort provided by the labour force employed, with beneficial effects on profits.
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The largest section of this employment is in finance, insurance, real estate and corporate management; however, many areas outside of metropolitan areas are still heavily reliant on resource extraction. With its film industry known as Hollywood North, the Vancouver region is the third-largest feature film production location in North America, after Los Angeles and New York City. The economic history of British Columbia is replete with tales of dramatic upswings and downswings, and this boom and bust pattern has influenced the politics, culture and business climate of the province. Economic activity related to mining in particular has widely fluctuated with changes in commodity prices over time, with documented costs to community health.
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In 1989 there was another study done by Kay Redfield Jamison that reaffirmed those statistics by having 38% of her sample of authors having a history of mood disorders. Anthony Storr who is a prominent psychiatrist remarked that, “The creative process can be a way of protecting the individual against being overwhelmed by depression, a means of regaining a sense of mastery in those who have lost it, and, to a varying extent, a way of repairing the self-damaged by bereavement or by the loss of confidence in human relationships which accompanies depression from whatever cause.” According to a study done by Shapiro and Weisberg, there appears to be a positive correlation between the manic upswings of the cycles of bipolar disorder and the ability for an individual to be more creative. The data that they had collected and analyzed through multiple tests showed that it was in fact not the depressive swing that many believe to bring forth dark creative spurts, but the act of climbing out of the depressive episode that sparked creativity.
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Some of the less rock-oriented acts lost crowd attention during the long Giants Stadium event (notably Joni Mitchell, who admonished the audience from the stage for their rowdy behavior during her set), although Baez was well received with a diverse set that included a rousing version of "The Times They Are a-Changin'", as well as Fela and the Nevilles assisting her on "Let It Be" and Tears for Fears' "Shout". (Curt Smith of Tears for Fears was in the audience at the Cow Palace show, and joined Baez and the Nevilles on that show's performance of this song.) The tour enhanced the growing stature of both Peter Gabriel and U2, who were on upswings of popularity and whose "Shock the Monkey" and "Bad" respectively showed percussive, hypnotic power in large settings. Sting was originally slated for the tour as a solo performer with his touring band, but he reconvened The Police for the final three concerts (with their first appearance, in Atlanta, being unannounced) to further assist Amnesty's fund- raising and profile-raising with the enhanced value of a Police reunion. These were the last public Police performances until their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction in 2003.
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