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Instead, the supply-demand imbalance grew more severe, and the price of natural gas continued to climb.
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Anyone who has cheated death as many times as he has (five heart attacks, everyone knows that – but also five deferments from service in Vietnam) perhaps cannot afford to think about what kind of karmic imbalance grows out of his continued existence.
This imbalance grows more pronounced as a person ages, or when a woman reaches menopause, and it can lead to a loss of muscle mass and an increase in total body fat, which, in turn, may predispose older people to obesity and cardiovascular disease.
For years, both sides had been relatively content to let the trade imbalance grow — a profitable, if toxic, addiction, in which American consumers binged on cheap Chinese goods and China's central bank, in turn, collected the income and used it to accumulate a mountain of U.S. Treasury bills.
But are these giant symbols of the world's trade imbalance growing beyond all reason?
In addition, whenever Spain's imbalances grew, devaluations within the context of the European monetary system, served as the main correction mechanism.
All the while, the cumulative imbalances grew as society chased the bigger, better thing.
But August soon looked like the best of times for Interpublic, which went on to repeatedly restate earnings and the size of its accounting imbalance, which grew from the original estimate to $120 million in October and then to $181.3 million in November.
As Martin Wolf, a columnist at the Financial Times, explains in a new book‡, the boom was fuelled by the imbalances that grew out of the Asian financial crisis in 1997.Countries that had grown used to incoming foreign capital suffered terribly when it suddenly flowed back out again.
While in-line 4s can be elegantly simple, the up-and-down motion of their pistons produces an annoying — and unavoidable — imbalance that grows with engine size.
Without a negotiated all-inclusive EU-American agreement, imbalance will grow, real competition will suffer in the medium term, and moves towards world liberalisation will, at best, creep along.As you point out, "free trade is winning".
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