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The government wants wage rises that set in motion a 'virtuous circle', but moral suasion alone may not be enough
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The administration is keeping its electoral promises, adding a new labour agenda to its tax and education reforms
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The asymmetry of risks -- and knock-on effects from the oil price drop -- may lead the Fed to extend low interest rates
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Visegrad citizens are relatively satisfied with their own personal situation, but are critical of their societies
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Increased labour market flexibility is seen as a panacea for low growth, but its benefits may be exaggerated
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A dispute over public sector pay will set the new government its first test
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The Federal Reserve sees international turbulence as a minor factor when deciding policy
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Abe's first move following his re-election has been to press firms to raise wages
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Gamble to escape foreign oversight of economy has failed, with prospects opening of anti-reform government taking over
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Senator Elizabeth Warren's rise will likely propel a more liberal Democratic party focused on income inequality
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