The net result will also depend on the leakages outward of its domestic demand as it rebalances toward a more consumption- and service-oriented economy.
The company charges no trading fees beyond its annual fees, however, and it rebalances your portfolio for you.
It rebalances schools by moving entire nodes at once, which both avoids singling out poor children and lets neighbourhood friends stick together.
Even the EU's more moderate flat-earthers argue that Greece's debts should merely be rolled over while it "rebalances" to German levels of efficiency.
The best advice I can give you is to choose an allocation whose level of risk and opportunity you can live with, stick to it and rebalance it once a month.
It sees "rebalancing" as a provincial codeword for yet more devolution of powers, and believes it has conceded enough already and, at that, without winning friends either in Quebec or in western Canada.
That means ensuring this recovery reaches all parts of our country from north to south, from east to west, and indeed it means rebalancing our economy, building that northern powerhouse.
But this increase in German labour costs is, in fact, precisely what Europe needs to accelerate its rebalancing, because it will help to realign the competitive positions of the northern and southern European economies.
In the planners' most optimistic vision, a new rail spine will fuel growth across England, if not beyond, and, as Higgins puts it, "rebalance" Britain (echoing the call from the CBI and politicians of every hue).
But it has also been rebalancing its staff to meet its new priorities.
Myanmar (previously Burma) had been loyal to China while it was under military rule, but in recent years it has rebalanced internationally, reached out for investment and closer ties with India and the West and been rewarded with high-profile visits and growing economic ties.
