Sentences with phrase «radical changes in the economy»

Second, I believe that, despite radical change in the economy, many of the Communist leaders retain some of Marx's concern for workers, and in China's case, for peasants.

Regardless of the details, most people would agree that the Great Depression caused a series of radical changes in the economy.

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On a deeper level, the sudden and dizzying changes taking place in the American economy, combined with the even more bewildering changes brought by the end of the cold war, foster radical social movements of every description.

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In other words, radical changes in both the political and physical economies are imperative to prevent climate catastrophIn other words, radical changes in both the political and physical economies are imperative to prevent climate catastrophin both the political and physical economies are imperative to prevent climate catastrophe.

Given that the political sphere has not made sufficient progress on climate change, will the business world be able to instigate radical gains in moving the world closer to a carbon neutral economy?

JO Nova on how the radical environmental movement has succeeded in the implementation of draconian climate change policy that has created an era of energy poverty that is destroying western economies and hurting the poor...

Unless we start heavily investing in alternative energy now (which we aren't) then the worlds economy and environment will go through some pretty radical changes.

The degree to which the actions of some members of the ruling party have damaged the economy, have led some to believe that its policy of radical economic transformation may entail the destruction of the economy in order to establish structural changes thereto, similar to what was attempted in Venezuela.

Since then, history has witnessed radical changes in society and in the economy, which took Klaus Schwas, founder and chairman of the World Economic Forum, to write the book, «The fourth Industrial Revolution in 2016».

The reason for that, both lawmakers said, is because radical change could result in an acceleration of interest rate hikes and a reduction in home values, which would deal a blow to a vital part of the economy.