Examples of using Zero-sum game in English and their translations into German
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It's a zero-sum game.
These character-types are assumed to play a zero-sum game.
We are in zero-sum game?
The zero-sum game wins the competition against cooperation.
It is not a zero-sum game.
Because after years of stagnation and decline, the mentality of politics is that it's a zero-sum game.
This was not a zero-sum game.
There was the debate, a while ago, on whether one cancels out the other and whether it is a zero-sum game.
Basically, a zero-sum game is the kind you're used to in sports, where there's a winner and a loser.
Economic laymen, on the other hand,tend to regard them as a zero-sum game with winners and losers.
Trade is not a zero-sum game- under the right conditions, it offers a chance for all nations to prosper.
Our point of view is not that of the British, the zero-sum game, the more of Europe and the least of Poland, no.
Europe is building on the strength of the law, respect for the weak andour experience that international cooperation is not a zero-sum game.
The location of growth in the global economy comes to be seen as a zero-sum game, leading to suboptimal reactions.
Currency devaluation is a zero-sum game, because not all countries can depreciate and improve net exports at the same time.
This is not entirely healthy, as our interdependent world is not a zero-sum game, where one country's gain is another's loss.
An accounting system is a zero-sum game where the gain of one player always comes at the expense of another see Box 1.
When we beat the heart disease, cancer becomes the biggest killer,not so much because it is now more prevalent or virulent, but in the zero-sum game of life and death, it had to.
Reform of the pension system is often attacked as a zero-sum game, in which whatever one person loses another gains.
The global economy is not a zero-sum game, and the challenge for European politicians will be to explain this to EU members, particularly countries like France that are resistant to globalization and keen on building a“Fortress Europe.”.
But the Kremlin's myopic concentration on military matters,and its pointless attempts to play a zero-sum game with the West has turned Russia into an object for manipulation by its junior partners.
Using exchange rates to boost net exports is a zero-sum game at a time when private and public deleveraging is suppressing domestic demand in countries that are running current-account deficits and structural issues are having the same effect in surplus countries.
And with the same conviction we shall pursue the dialogues that still need to be conducted, whether they relate to the Bene? decrees, to nuclear power stations like Temelin or to other power stations, secure in the knowledge that the pursuit of this dialogue benefits both sides,for enlargement is not a zero-sum game.
Too many people think of economics as a zero-sum game, and that China's success is coming at the expense of the rest of the world.
This is not a zero-sum game and it is precisely because we have to bridge this gap that I came up with some proposals, including a proposal now being taken into consideration by the British Presidency- I thank the British Presidency for that- linking cohesion and competitiveness.
Still, as different from a marketplacewhere one physical thing is traded for another, a zero-sum game if you will, in the marketplace of ideas is where one and one can make three if the participants are open-minded and creative.
There must be a stop to this zero-sum game and a return to a sane policy based on reason, reciprocity, and compromise.
When that happens, QE becomes a zero-sum game, because not all currencies can fall, and not all trade balances can improve, simultaneously.
The design of property rights is a zero-sum game that cannot be solved by using freedom as a guideline but by reference to economic efficiency.
This will then create, in macroeconomic terms, a typical“zero-sum game” situation in which the“gains” from relaxing fiscal policy will be offset by the“losses” of a more rigid monetary policy19.