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The Paris accord almost became unstitched on Saturday, when US negotiators spotted a sentence saying wealthier nations "shall" set economy-wide targets to cut emissions, which would have made it legally binding.

"The 'agreement' calls for different standards of transparency between developed and developing countries and even expects that developed countries will set economy-wide emission-reduction targets while developing countries like China and India can play it by ear.

In the U.S., unemployment was around 9.4 percent for about 2 years, and combined with "under -employment (working for lower pay) and "discounder -employmentrs are at high levels above 15%.. Realize that failing economies anyworkingould set economies forloweraround the world.

The following year, Hurricane Allen set the economy back further.

"Under federal law, only the federal government can set fuel economy standards for all 50 states".

Excessively low interest rates can lead to asset bubbles  and inflation, and set the economy up  for a painful retreat.

Continued political chaos and none of the bold measures badly needed to set the economy on a firmer footing.

Japan's multi-front attack on deflation was yielding results until a second-quarter tax increase set the economy back.

How is this country going to set the economy back on its feet and deal with the mortgage crisis?

Nor apparently are the fundamental changes being considered to set the economy on a more stable and sustainable course.

The next steps should be to set the economy on a new long-term growth path, based on increased productivity.