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But this does not mean that we are morally good, or good enough.
But that doesn't mean that it won't work, at least for a time.
There are some who say that this would mean a loss of influence on the part of those countries which choose not to integrate more closely.
Keeping the pound does not mean that we oppose the Euro, or hope for its failure.
The advanced countries might mean Bangladesh and the disappearing island states no harm, but no war could be more devastating.
This does not mean an increase in overall taxation, but simply a substitution in each country of a pollution (carbon) tax for some current taxes.
But this does not mean that we should just cut all emissions.
Using some of it to pay the real interest on the debt and saving the rest would mean that when the bill comes due, the tax-financed reserves generated by the healthier economy would be more than enough to pay off the additional national debt.
How can growth be revived when austerity will almost surely mean a further decrease in aggregate demand, sending output and employment even lower?
Adopting this approach does not mean abandoning mainstream economics--far from it.
However, being radical does not necessarily mean being irrational, and revolutionary Iran has given frequent proof of its pragmatism.
But this does not mean that these donors are not altruistic.
But could doesn't mean will.
Failure would mean succumbing to a mid-air stall, with tepid forward motion giving way to a sudden loss of altitude.
That doesn't mean that we are advocating a move to socialism; we want better and smarter regulation, not regulation for its own sake.
Does that mean that safety is paramount in the US, but not in Britain?
Adaptation would also mean saving many lives from catastrophes not related to global warming.
Neither event is earth shattering, but, taken together, these two steps mean that a new system of international justice is working.
Fewer remittances flowing into Uganda could mean less economic activity - or simply lower prices.
This does not mean that all efforts to build a more moral world are doomed.
Just because European governments have failed to put bread on their constituents' tables doesn't mean that the European Central Bank should likewise fail in its job of promoting price stability in the euro zone.