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problem

[prob-luhm] / ˈprɒb ləm /




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Policymakers want to respond to rising fuel prices, and they should — just not in a way that hides, rather than eliminates, the problem.

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“The biggest problem today is the lack of jet fuel and diesel … and we are seeing it already in Asia,” Birol said, adding that this will probably become a challenge in Europe by May.

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“What is the problem of codifying in law that you’re not allowed to?” he said.

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“I do think it would be a real problem for the global economy.”

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Block’s concerns crop up at a time when the market is extremely concerned about developing problems in the private-credit sector and the potential spillover from any crisis there would also impact the publicly-traded credit markets.

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