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Many development economists would argue that significant improvements in governance and political institutions are required before such goals can be achieved.
All of this has to be achieved within a sustainable budget framework, requiring both funds and comprehensive administrative reforms.
These goals would be best achieved by keeping inflation, measured by the Fed’s preferred personal consumption price index, at 2% in the long run.
National markets were achieved only with the advent of modern states.
Japan’s economy, they point out, achieved more than 20 years of sustained rapid growth; but, in the 40 years since 1973, annual growth has exceeded 5% only a handful of times, and output has stagnated for the last two decades.
Macron achieved all of this by offering a message of hope to an angry and depressed country.
Estonia, Georgia and Kazakhstan have achieved this end;-- regulatory legislation which invites grotesque state intrusion in the market must be abolished;-- the power of bureaucrats must be severely check by all legal and administrative means.
In agriculture and industry, price efficiency was achieved not by abolishing quotas and planned allocations, but by allowing producers to trade at market prices at the margin .
In international trade, openness was achieved not by reducing import barriers, but by creating special economic zones with different rules than those applied to domestic production.
But the initial spurt in growth can be achieved with minimal changes in institutional arrangements.
Much has already been achieved over the past six months to transform the political message of Rome into practical cooperation.
How agreement on the candidate will be achieved is anyone’s guess.
But, while the Bank has more than doubled its lending relative to the four years prior to 2008, this was achieved mostly by front-loading existing loans.
Despite their legitimate fears of military escalation in the South China Sea, Southeast Asia’s citizens remain optimistic that a peaceful, diplomatic resolution will be achieved, and that China will fulfill its commitment to forge a code of conduct for activities in ASEAN’s maritime heartland.
While South Asia is far more developed than Sub-Saharan Africa, and India (the largest country in the region) has achieved lower middle-income status, South Asia has many more poor people than Sub-Saharan Africa.
The World Health Organization has warned that the Sustainable Development Goal of eradicating TB by 2035 will not be achieved unless new drugs, better diagnostics, and improved vaccines are developed.
These should include carbon prices, which create incentives for reducing emissions; regulations mandating more energy-efficient buildings, consumer appliances, and vehicles; and subsidies to nascent technologies that have not yet achieved the economies of scale required for low-cost production.
Carbon prices and appropriate regulation can provide the required incentives, but competition among profit-motivated firms is crucial to ensuring that decarbonization is achieved at the lowest possible cost.
Certainly nothing could be achieved on a timetable that would offer any comfort to the other PIGS.
After all, many Asian countries have achieved impressive export-led growth under the current system.
Today, according to recent research by Allianz, only four countries appear to have achieved this: Finland, Norway, the Netherlands, and New Zealand.
By the same token, the new Asian players must take into account the progress achieved in this regard in the latter half of the twentieth century.
But, while the election did not usher in a leadership eager for peace with Israel and a Palestinian state achieved by compromise, nor was it a prelude to a renewal of violence.
The EU has achieved several notable foreign-policy advances recently, all of them essential to the UK’s national interest.
There are good reasons to believe that the level of stability achieved in Iraq can be maintained even without a large-scale US presence.
The possibilities of what can be achieved by bringing international law to bear are too promising to ignore.
According to UN figures, no appeal achieved more than 75% of its target.
The bad news is that even with the higher growth rates, per capita income is just rising at one or two percent per year on average in much of the region (rather than falling, as in the 1980s), compared with the much higher rates that could be achieved.
There were high expectations, both at home and abroad, that South Africa could and would punch above its weight in international affairs, capitalizing on the extraordinary and unexpected constitutional settlement achieved by Nelson Mandela and F. W. de Klerk in 1994.
Much has been achieved since then, including in the area of gender equality, but we still have a long way to go.
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