The latest data on comparatively weak job creation across the North in the past decade is hardly an enormous shock.
One study concluded that each percentage-point increase in the share of national income channeled to the top 10 percent of Americans since 1960 led to an increase of 0.12 percentage points in the annual rate of economic growth — hardly an enormous boost.
The subjects addressed in "The Betrayal (Nerakhoon)," a documentary by Ellen Kuras, could hardly be more enormous: war, revolution, the abandonment of a nation and the scattering of its citizens.
All that said, one can hardly dismiss the enormous outpouring of concern and support which our own citizens have shown in the wake of this catastrophe.
From a private investor's point of view, the enormous potential hardly seems worth the costs and risks.
Monetary policy, in other words, is proving much less effective in turning the economy round, which is perhaps hardly surprising given the enormous shock suffered by the financial sector between 2007 and 2009.
Its national debt, at 65% of GDP, is higher than Britain's, but that is hardly surprising given the enormous cost of reunifying the two halves of Germany in the early 1990s.
While the change to plastic is hardly universal, it has enormous implications for how hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of everyday cash moves through the global financial system.
Nonetheless, for many developing countries, large-scale vaccination programs were hardly affordable, and an enormous number of chronic hepatitis virus carriers will be in need of better medication for decades to come.
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