class='bold'>Betting on Ukraine

The Year of class='bold'>Betting Conservatively

So it had been a huge gamble, but it had paid off.

class='bold'>Betting on the Tortoise in Japan

The Global class='bold'>Stake in China s Anti Corruption Reform

Of the two approaches, Germany s is the more unusual bet.

Upping the ante could turn the tables.

Thus, the class='bold'>class='bold'>stakes for both the US and Iran are very high.

The class='bold'>class='bold'>stakes of geo technological competition are higher than ever.

So the class='bold'>class='bold'>stakes in Washington are high for President Hu.

Certainly, this seems to be the prevailing bet in the spin on global warming.

A union with 7 of the world s population produced 22 of its output, a larger class='bold'>share than the United States, almost twice that of China, and 4 5 times that of India.

Today, there are many more players involved, and the class='bold'>class='bold'>stakes energy security, above all are far higher now.

But, rather than folding their cards, European leaders doubled down. They understand that their gamble will be immensely costly if it proves wrong.

Confuse the voters enough, and eventually more will be likely to stay with the horse they know.

The last and perhaps most difficult part of the class='bold'>wager is Europeanizing the alliance.

The first concerns building European defense in harmony with NATO, rather than in opposition to it.

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The class='bold'>share of management and administclass='bold'>ration has remained low.

The presence of so many armed civilians in Chávez s beloved militias will raise the class='bold'>class='bold'>stakes even higher.

This reflects the declining class='bold'>share of wages in total GDP and the rising class='bold'>share of savings relative to household incomes.

So how can this one way class='bold'>betting be stopped? The scary answer may be that it does not end until governments run out of money (as in Ireland) or the public runs out of sympathy (as in Germany vis à vis the rest of Europe).

These markets needed the big banks to act as stabilizers and take the other side of class='bold'>bets.

And, if the class='bold'>bets don t pay off, the cost to the American taxpayer will be even larger.

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class='bold'>Share of the Brazilian economy 0.2 (2005).

New Zealand has agreed to admit an annual quota.

In 1996, class='bold'>betting on Shiller s regression analyses was a reasonable and perhaps intelligent thing to do.

The eurozone representative would be very influential, because he would represent an even larger quota than that of the US.

Dividends are supposed to be class='bold'>a class='bold'>share of profits here it was simply class='bold'>a class='bold'>share of government largesse.

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Africa s class='bold'>Stake in the Climate Change Debate

Asia s class='bold'>share was 28 (after including Japan).

The French government class='bold'>share in GDP is 54 , while Germany s is only 47 .

So, while the US and Japan have seen their respective class='bold'>shares of global exports fall, the EU s class='bold'>share has remained stable, at around 20 .

The average unemployment in 2004 of 14 per cent fell more heavily on women (18 per cent) than on men (11 per cent).

China s new leadership has not just lowered its growth target it has upped the ante on the economy s rebalancing imperatives.

Now, with the use of chemical weapons, probably by the Syrian government (and possibly by both sides), the US has again ratcheted up the class='bold'>class='bold'>stakes.

Although investors believe that the backstop is unlikely to be used, its mere presence dissuades them from class='bold'>betting against Italy.

Japan s class='bold'>share fell by four percentage points, and America s fell by almost seven, from 18 to 11.2 , while Europe s class='bold'>share fell by only 2.4 percentage points, from 19 to 16.6 .

Over the decade, the US class='bold'>share of global R D fell from 38 to 31 , the EU class='bold'>share fell from 27 to 23 , and Asia s class='bold'>share rose from 24 to 32 .

But overall, class='bold'>betting against big government financial institutions proved to be a richly rewarding business.

The division of opinion on this question is natural the class='bold'>class='bold'>stakes are too high, and it is one of the clear signs of the health of democracy that opinion can be diverse.

A much larger class='bold'>share was lost productivity.