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ASEAN, as the organization of neighboring states, is important to achieving that goal, but US involvement is key, as is inclusion of China and India.

First, for too long, these economies have been obsessed with opening to international trade, attracting foreign direct investment, liberalizing prices, and achieving macroeconomic stabilization.

Although all professed support for achieving a nuclear-weapon-free world, disarmament negotiations never began.

But achieving such a compromise won’t be a smooth or predictable process.

The North, mistakenly concluding that its nuclear deterrent had brought Trump to the summit, believed it was on the cusp of achieving its own long-sought goal: a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula, including an end to the US nuclear umbrella for Japan and South Korea.

So should we despair of achieving the MDGs, not just by the original deadline of 2015 but even by the end of the century?

It is time to apply the same commitment and cooperation to achieving a breakthrough on a feasible and viable way forward to end North Korea’s nuclear ambitions.

The more resources that are devoted to achieving this goal, the more effective the post-2015 development agenda will be.

But African farmers encounter significant barriers to achieving their potential.

Achieving this will require overhauling the country’s regulatory and legal framework.

But achieving it would require a massive sledgehammer.

Although the US does well on the traditional measures of power, those measures increasingly fail to capture much of what defines world politics, which, owing to the information revolution and globalization, is changing in a way that prevents Americans from achieving all their international goals by acting alone.

Similarly, analysis tells us that the costs of achieving a zero-carbon economy by 2060 will be less than 1% of global GDP, and that the average impact on consumer prices will be trivial.

Achieving that goal would mean more than 350,000 lives saved.

In an age of contempt for international cooperation, not to mention entrenched climate-change denial in the Trump administration, is achieving the SDGs wishful thinking?

But achieving them will require far more responsible politics and a much stronger social consensus.

In this environment, reflected in Trump’s embrace of the antiquated Westphalian model of nation-states, achieving the SDGs will probably be impossible.

Today’s version of that question is: why will richer nations spend obscene amounts of money on climate change, achieving next to nothing in 100 years, when we could do so much good for mankind today for much less money?

Despite this history, Korean liberals recognize that Chinese cooperation will be necessary for achieving reunification.

For example, the Fed’s mandate dictates that price stability can be explicitly linked to active support for GDP growth and employment; for the BoE and the ECB, it can be a condition for achieving the broader goal of sustainable growth and employment.

But the Supreme Court made achieving that much harder with its controversial Citizens United decision in 2010, when it held that campaign donations – even from corporations – are a protected form of free speech.

But it is already clear that achieving it will require new incentives for public and private actors to direct investments toward those who are at risk of being left behind.

So, rather than being at the mercy of global financial flows, we must harness finance as a tool for achieving our goals.

This is unfortunate, because finding a new shared vision for Arab people, especially Arab youth, is a prerequisite for ever achieving peace and prosperity in the Middle East and North Africa.

With all this competition, “the hurdles to achieving alpha [returns above a risk-adjusted benchmark – and thus a measure of success in picking individual investments] are getting higher and higher.”

But if the world is serious about achieving these shared goals, an effective mechanism for financing them must be established, supported by well-designed regulations that create the right incentives.

How they use monetary, fiscal, structural, institutional, and regulatory policies may differ, but each will ultimately be judged by how close he comes to achieving that goal.

In other words, achieving a lasting peace deal will require compromises from both sides – the kind of compromises that Hamas has long resisted.

This is fine with Li, who recognizes that structural transformation and industrial upgrading – not an unsustainable credit-led growth model – is the key to achieving high-income status.

But achieving it is not – in no small part because Europe's heavy reliance on bank finance stems from structural and cultural factors.

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