He then spelt out the risks of secession, for Scotland's currency, jobs and pensions, on which his cross-party Better Together campaign's case is based.
Its cheap-currency job-hoarding is about Chinese social stability, which is Job One for Hu and his cohorts, so there's no sign of any movement.
Democrats said they would vote in favor of the bill if Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell would combine the fast-track bill with trade legislation addressing currency manipulation, job placement for workers who have lost their jobs as a result of foreign trade, and trade preferences for sub-Saharan Africa.
Instead, these political advisors suggested that the industries' influence with government is via the currency of job loss arguments – however spurious – because "if you make decisions that cost jobs, that's a very serious political issue" [political advisor].
She ended up in Mongolia in 2006, after abruptly leaving her currency sales job at Credit Suisse in New York to take a broadcast-journalism internship there.
Though the next president will not be allowed any new initiatives as grand as the single market and the single currency, the job has since gained in significance in two ways.
Minus fuel costs for the two transoceanic voyages between Havana and the North Korean port of Nampo, and the paltry wages paid the sailors and weapons repair crews in Pyongyang's unconvertible currency, the job would seem hardly worth the trouble.
Analysts expect another 0.5% increase on August 28th, bringing the policy rate to 9%, and more by the end of the year, depending on where the currency settles.The jobs market is precarious, too.
The yes camp's main hope is that fear of isolation in Europe will prompt voters to say yes, in the belief their currency, savings, jobs, and prospects will be more secure.
But if you try it when the economy is growing, you push up inflation, destroy confidence in the currency, lose jobs and investment, and create a cost of living crisis too.
