The Washington Post editorial board takes it as
an economic consensus view, stating that «debt - to - GDP could keep rising — and stick dangerously near the 90 percent mark that economists regard as a threat to sustainable economic growth.»
Not exact matches
Last week was not a crash, though a free - fall appears increasingly possible, as the reality of emerging recession (and all that it implies for fresh credit risks, sovereign defaults, fiscal imbalances, banking strains and other problems) will likely smash against the
consensus view of
economic expansion in next few months.
This has not been the
consensus view in financial markets, and in fact many analysts have stated that Ford would suffer most if the US
economic slowdown was more severe than expected.
IPCC can, however, distinguish between prescriptive and descriptive questions that arise in relevant socio -
economic literature about climate policy - making, identify important ethical and justice issues that arise in this literature, where there is a
consensus on ethics and justice issues in the relevant literature describe the
consensus position, where there is no
consensus on ethical and justice issues describe the range of reasonable
views on these issues, and identify hard and soft law legal principles relevant to how governments should resolve ethical and justice issues that must be faced by policy - makers.
For example, if you accept the post-New Deal
consensus view of the «Lochner era» in American constitutional history, you think that overenforcement is likely to happen when courts review laws dealing with
economic regulation and social policy.