"As a young democracy located in a geo-politically charged part of the world, Turkey's political stability and economic growth is tested from time to time".
Prosecuting the guilty can harm political stability, as the prosecuted and their (often armed) followers become resentful about what they perceive as a politically motivated witch-hunt.
Kaufmann (1999) Political stability The likelihood that the government will not be destabilized or overthrown by unconstitutional or violent means, including politically motivated violence and terrorism.
Renzi argues the changes will increase political stability in Italy and give lawmakers a better chance to pass tough reforms that could improve the economy but are politically unpopular.
For Nepal, one of the poorest and most politically turbulent countries in Asia, reviving its ancient, formerly profitable role as a link between the two giants might offer economic growth and political stability.
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"In the case of China, the reforms were made possible because Deng Xiaoping maintained strong leadership and stability politically," said Park Chan Bong, the deputy minister in the South Korean Unification Ministry.
Opponents say that it bails out profligate treasuries and risks recreating the speculative bubbles that led to the financial crisis in the first place.Financial stability is politically a more treacherous mission than price stability, notes David Archer of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), a co-ordinating body for central banks.
Politically, a measure of stability has been restored to Indonesia, but the economic challenges remain formidable.
The monarchy, and the king in particular, have been seen as a rare institution of stability in a politically turbulent country.
