This is the case for countries with both relatively weak and strong fundamentals.

This turn towards authoritarianism bodes ill for the Turkish economy, despite its strong fundamentals.

Because financiers and savers have limited confidence in the future, such regimes can t readily build and maintain strong foundations for financial development.

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Despite their strong fundamentals, emerging countries still feel vulnerable in the face of the West s economic weakness, policy shortfalls, and political paralysis.

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Thanks to Turkey s strong fundamentals and macro prudential framework in 2008, the global financial crisis has left no lasting impact on the Turkish economy.

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You can just add the exponents.

I'm a strange one.

In Level two exponents, the only thing we're going to add to the mix now is the concept of a negative exponent.

Structural foundations remained intact.

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The bases have been established.

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I can just add the exponents.

And then I multiplied the exponents.

learn about negative exponents.

I can add the exponents.

You can multiply the exponents.

We can add those two exponents.

Well, if you remember from the exponent rules, or actually not the exponent rules, from the exponent modules, anything to the zero th power is equal to one.

But to make good use of this maneuvering room, policymakers need to articulate a coherent, consistent, and credible account of what they are doing, based on both good economics and good politics.

First, the fundamentals.

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So that's the first exponent rule.

This is just exponent properties.