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In fact, tax cuts for the rich merely further entrench their advantages, exacerbating inequality.
Our proposal has a number of advantages, most importantly creating the right incentives for effective and responsive governance.
The
advantages
of this policy mix certainly come with significant risks.
The summit should be designed to highlight the critical
advantages
of cooperation and rebuff the emerging view that multilateralism is simply a burden to bear.
The result is that there are indisputable
advantages
to being big, as well as the disadvantages that have become obvious over the past two years.
The financial crisis has produced a new answer to where the greatest competitive
advantages
lie.
Fourth, there are
advantages
for the regulatory regime, for the costs of regulation, and in preventing regulatory failures in making a single regulator clearly accountable against its statutory objectives.
Unfortunately, McKinnon’s policy advice has not been popular among mainstream American economists and policymakers, who prefer the short-term political
advantages
afforded to them by free-market rhetoric.
Modi’s efforts to revive market-oriented reform and improve the country’s business environment will help to attract Chinese corporations eager to capitalize on India’s vast labor force, varied skill base, and geographical
advantages.
Anyone who thinks this means that Britain will retain the same
advantages
that it enjoys as an EU member is in for a rude shock.
The emergence of such an identity depends on politicians’ ability to communicate to their fellow citizens the Union’s real
advantages
and the bleak prospects of nation-states that try to go it alone.
National standards that deviate from those in trade partners and thereby provide trade
advantages
are legitimate only to the extent that they are grounded in free choices made by citizens.
While these policies might impose costs on other countries, they are deployed not to extract
advantages
from them, but because other domestic-policy motives – such as distributional, administrative, or public-health concerns – prevail over the objective of economic efficiency.
And the country’s other longstanding
advantages
– flexibility, capacity for renewal, economic mobility, international regulatory strength, and the world’s main reserve currency – remain in place.
There are unquestionably big
advantages
to having an automatic procedure that is simple and transparent, especially if the alternative is delegating the job to a committee of unelected, unaccountable ivory-tower economists.
Clinton has fame, money, and organization –
advantages
that only she (or perhaps her husband) can throw away.
After all, emerging economies cannot reasonably be expected to support institutions that offer unfair
advantages
to countries that so often preach the importance of meritocracy, competition, and transparency.
Constant shifts in comparative advantages, economies of scale, and transaction costs affect the benefits of accommodating more homogeneous localized preferences.
“Industrial policy 2.0” assumes that the state does have a legitimate role in spurring industrialization, as long as it focuses on reinforcing comparative
advantages.
The
advantages
of fiscal money are legion.
The potential transnational
advantages
of fiscal money are also significant.
Beneath the surface, numerous problems were festering: growing inequality; an unmet need for structural reform (moving from a manufacturing-based economy to services and adapting to changing global comparative advantages); persistent global imbalances; and a financial system more attuned to speculating than to making investments that would create jobs, increase productivity, and redeploy surpluses to maximize social returns.
Like millions of other African cotton farmers, Madi has
advantages
over cotton farmers in other parts of the world.
Macro-development economists need to recognize the
advantages
of the experimental approach and adopt the policy mindset of enthusiasts of randomized evaluation.
“Collectively,” he reminds us, “we should be paying more attention to what is going on around us in the world among people who don’t have the
advantages
that we have.”
The financial sector has a natural tendency to form clusters, and London – where English is spoken, the legal system is efficient, labor markets are flexible, and the regulatory regime is relatively streamlined – offered substantial
advantages.
Yet the reality is that most of the
advantages
that have made London into a financial-services hub will remain even after Brexit.
Much discussion has taken place of late of the
advantages
to be gained by the world adopting global standards, e.g. in banking.
Guided by their consideration of each option’s costs and benefits, and setting aside matters like media attention, the experts identified the best investments – those for which relatively tiny amounts of money could generate significant returns in terms of health, prosperity, and community
advantages.
Free trade enables countries to capitalize on their comparative advantages, boosting all participants’ economic performance and prospects.
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