Compared with the United States and Europe, which face the structural problem of balance-sheet adjustments and have to contend with a tight lending stance by financial institutions, it can be said that Japan's economy is in a superior position.
Structural problems, insufficient global rebalancing, a persistent development gap and high levels of public and private indebtedness and uncertainty continue weighing on medium-term global growth prospects.”.
Beyond the three main points that the open-letter mentions,it seems that there is a structural problem in the relation between GitHub and the open source developer community.
Structural problems-- which will have an impact on financial institutions' business environment-- and the effects of monetary easing should be analyzed and discussed independently of each other.
While it is due mainly to greater-than-expected stagnation in the European economy, which is the largest trading partner,there might be a more structural problem.
The signing of the agreement with China does not erase the structural problems of the nascent Russian industry, which sees its production machine still firm to the primary sector, supported by abundant deposits of raw materials.
The leaders in Beijing, however, hoped to mitigate this effect by raising domestic demand, an endemic problem of the Chinese economy;However, the structural problems of China's public finances continue to have a negative influence, such as to prevent the rise in domestic demand.
Additional measures may include license plate regulations and HOV lanes,but due to structural problems on the Shuto Expressway(for example, two lanes in each direction), we believe toll measures which access the existing ETC system are most appropriate.
A different member expressed the recognition that, in considering the desirable shape of the yield curve, it was necessary to thoroughly examine not only developments in economic activity and prices but also financial developments. However, this member continued that,given the structural problem of overbanking, it was difficult to stabilize the functioning of financial intermediation and the financial system only by making adjustments on the monetary policy front.
In the latter half of the 1970s, when the problem of debt accumulation surfaced, the cause was deemed as a temporary liquidity shortage on the part of the debtors, meaning the developing countries. Then, in the latter half of the 1980s,the debt accumulation came to be recognized as a structural problem stemming from an insufficient economic performance for making repayments, and the international community started discussions to address this problem..
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