If such trends exist, what does that say (sociologically speaking) about the countries in question?
This does not mean no emissions from the countries in question.
(Keep in mind that the countries in question tend to be receiving military aid or other benefits).
Doctors in many of the countries in question are state employees, making the gifts bribes to government officials.
The European Central Bank (ECB) is adamantly opposed, fearing havoc among European banks exposed to the countries in question.
While a minority have seen real wages rise, for the vast majority in the countries in question, the transition process has witnessed a spectacular fall in living standards.
Political legitimacy – a condition in which the citizenry agrees on the rules of the political game – is a tall order for the two countries in question.
I agree that most of the countries in question are awfully far away, as a quick glance at an atlas will attest.
Dr Murray, however, insists the data from the countries in question are valid, and so too are his paper's conclusions.New model armyAnd what of the fancy statistical tools?
The "Troika" (i.e. a group of foreigners) travelled to the countries in question (Ireland, Portugal, Greece) and dictated the terms under which liquidity support would be given.
Obama's executive order mandates that the treatment of those detainees be monitored, but many of the countries in question routinely torture prisoners.
