--Information of levels ofinancialal savings by Palestinians and their ability to withstand prolonged economic hardship.
Truth be told, Tunisia is not unique among African countries whose people have undergone prolonged economic hardships and political repression while the leaders and their parasitic flunkies cling to power and live high on the hog stashing millions abroad.
"Premature action on withdrawing stimulus, as we saw in the 1930s, can prolong the hardship of high unemployment, but delays in formulating strategies to address the large fiscal deficits can undermine confidence, generate market uncertainties and endanger growth prospects," Mr. Rhodes wrote.
Aside from minor repairs and rehabilitation, the reconstruction of more than 12,600 housing units totally destroyed in Gaza has yet to start, prolonging the hardship of some 100,000 people, half of whom are children.
And even if the economy is finally on the mend, over the last three years millions of American workers lost their savings or suffered the indignity and financial hardship of prolonged unemployment -- pain that could have been avoided if Greenspan had burst the bubble before it grew so big.
SAN JOSÉ MINE, Chile — Mario Gómez is all too familiar with the hardships of prolonged confinement.
As such the relationships observed may, therefore, be conservative in nature, and families experiencing prolonged poverty, and severe forms hardships need to be included in future studies addressing these relationships.
But falling living standards and economic hardship among tipped workers signal prolonged stagnation throughout the economy.
This is particularly relevant when the treatment involves a series of specific regimes, such as radiotherapy, that may involve prolonged absence from home resulting in disruptions to normal life and financial hardship [ 18].
Some of them are even willing to accept extreme hardship – just look at the Greeks, who have stayed put (alas with threats), despite experiencing prolonged austerity.
