Mainly he makes points I have made previously: first, that output is still well below the previous peak, and unemployment still very high despite drastic out-migration: Wolf adds that in some ways the Baltic adjustment was also made easier by the fact that these are very open economies playing catchup to the West, so that fast export growth was relatively easy to achieve.
Some relationships were tightly bonded, while with others she had drastic fallings-out.
Germany, which has undertaken a drastic phase-out of nuclear power, has increased its coal use to compensate, and has seen its emissions begin to rise.
The low market capitalization, combined with Sun's vast intellectual property portfolio and $2 billion in cash, suggest to some observers that Sun needs to do something drastic to bring out its shareholder value.
Would they do something nearly as drastic like pull out from a retailer that establishes a used ebook marketplace?
They had both assembled teams to map out drastic rescue plans — the "break the glass" plans.
By wheeling out drastic stereotypes, this limits what should be a broader and healthier debate around the referendum.
"For most people that I know," Mr. Schwarz said, "before they had to do anything drastic, it worked out".
During his annual press conference on Thursday, the Russian president appeared to rule out drastic measures such as introducing capital controls or reshuffling the government.
Their campaign can be considered nothing more than a drastic failure – dropping out at the group stage for the fourth time in five European Championship campaigns.
Widespread violence could endanger the recently approved peace agreement, which spells out drastic political reforms that will give Catholics more power in the North.
