So there are two really remarkable things about this.

But they stem largely from misplaced generalizations.

There is some evidence that social unrest follows from inequality.

Two lessons emerge from this consideration of the influence of demographic factors on economic growth.

In a sense such pusillanimous reforms are the outcome of Europe having become a more normal'' place.

Then there are differences that result simply from a broken gene, which is not a variant but simply a mistake.

The problem that emerging and developing economies are facing stems from the fact that their capital inflows follow a strongly pro cyclical pattern.

As a result, there was not enough money left over to help soften budget cuts necessitated by the sudden stop in foreign funding.

But the importance of the distribution of seats pales in comparison to that of the longer term changes in Israeli politics implied by Kadima s victory.

Because European interest rates no longer are clearly out of whack with the fundamentals of the euro zone economy, monetary policy has become more complex.

Leaving aside potential geopolitical disruptions, there are some formidable challenges to overcome, mostly stemming from political underperformance and dysfunction.

The alleged crimes emerged from leaked wiretaps made public by the leader of the political opposition, Zoran Zaev, last year.

Claims that Morsi ruled undemocratically stem from his repeated attempts to extricate the popularly elected parliament and presidency from anti democratic traps set by the military.

The intricacies of scale that come out of that you know, in the example of the nose to the face, there's a fractional part to whole idea.

The eurozone s difficulties, I have long argued, stem from European financial and monetary integration having gotten too far ahead of actual political, fiscal, and banking union.

CO2 emissions result from other, generally beneficial acts, such as burning coal to keep warm, burning kerosene to cook, or burning gas to transport people.

From a strictly economic standpoint, academic freedom requires relative immunity to costs, whether stemming from trial and error experimentation or from more radical challenges to the status quo.

They also spring from different factors, such as frustration with rising food prices and widespread corruption, coupled with demands for greater democratization, reduction of economic and social inequalities, and job creation.

This is hardly surprising.

As far as I m concerned, the ultimate goal should be not so much a better health care system, but a population so healthy that it hardly needs health care. Health problems may take you to a clinic, but many of them start with how you behave at home what you eat and drink, whether you smoke or exercise or sleep enough, etc.

Health problems may take you to a clinic, but many of them start with how you behave at home what you eat and drink, whether you smoke or exercise or sleep enough, etc.