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After all, effective financial markets should convey accurate long-term information to savers and investors, thereby enabling businesses, pension funds, insurance pools, sovereign wealth funds, and others to allocate their resources to projects that provide solid long-term payoffs, and protect their savings from financial calamities.
This implies the continued globalization of finance, which will be essential to allocate money from capital-rich regions to their poor, capital-scarce counterparts, as well as to develop local capital markets that can facilitate capital formation and protect countries from the vagaries of global sentiment.
The market is the best arbiter of how to allocate scarce resources, and thus should serve as an economy’s main driver.
State-controlled banks allocate capital.
The revamped growth compact would more effectively allocate European resources and increase the flexibility of permanent transfers from rich to poor countries – provided that the money is used for productive investment.
Countries like the US can allocate more staff and specialists to support their own producers in complicated trade negotiations, while also pursuing parallel (back-channel) diplomacy.
Americans in all 50 states pay federal taxes into the national treasury, and elected federal representatives then allocate the funds to the states.
It would not be prudent for agencies to allocate all of their funding to high-risk research.
But they should allocate a small fraction – say, 20% – of their resources to research that is not tied to specific goals.
Rather than tackle thorny questions about how to allocate limited resources, democratic governments seem to believe that they can have it all: low taxes and ample debt finance to fund wars or electorate-pleasing programs.
Higher tariffs fragment markets and limit trade, precisely because companies want to reduce the taxes they pay – and allocate production accordingly around the world.
Even assuming that agreement can be found within the eurozone on how to allocate the desired gains and losses in competitiveness across countries, member countries are not centrally planned economies.
For a centrally planned economy attempting to allocate more authority to the market, such contracts are invaluable – at least at first.
As an integral part of the CFSP, today’s ESDP and tomorrow’s Common Security and Defense Policy will work only if the member states responsible for implementing them allocate the resources that they need.
Developing countries that trade intensively with advanced economies must adopt their relative prices and allocate their resources accordingly.
On this front, our own government is leading the way, with Chancellor George Osborne pledging in March to allocate £195 million ($307 million) to help emerging countries finance the fight against AMR.
In order to distribute the burden more equitably, Germany tried to have a European quota system instituted to allocate applicants among the EU’s member countries.
If parents view having a second child as doubling their “safe assets,” they may decide to allocate more of their portfolio toward riskier assets.
Governments would also be expected to allocate adequate domestic funds to achieve these goals, with, for example, African heads of state fulfilling the 2001 Abuja Declaration’s pledge to allocate at least 15% of national budgets to the health sector.
Its successor, the National Development and Reform Commission, will probably function more as a think tank – providing ideas and ensuring policy coherence, but with no power to allocate.
Wealthy countries need to honor the commitment, made in 1970 and repeated ever since, to allocate 0.7% of GDP toward ODA.
Given the fiscal excesses of the 1970s and the need to control public spending, the alleged neutrality of the market was preferred to government intervention as a mechanism to allocate taxpayers’ money.
Investors have responded to near-zero interest rates with unprecedented adjustments in the way they allocate assets.
NEW YORK – The world has not been kind to neo-liberalism, that grab-bag of ideas based on the fundamentalist notion that markets are self-correcting, allocate resources efficiently, and serve the public interest well.
In collaboration with governments and private companies, the World Bank Group has helped to structure concession agreements that are attractive to investors and allocate risk fairly.
The funds have mainly invested in government bonds, but they will allocate more of their assets toward private equities and bonds as the Argentine economy recovers from its depression.
It’s that one country relies more on the market mechanism to allocate medical services than the other.
In the 1940's, Vannevar Bush, a dean at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and science advisor to President Roosevelt, advocated the creation of a government agency that would dramatically expand the impact of peer review by using it to allocate significant financial support to research enterprises.
The use of anonymous peer review to assess proposals and allocate financial support for scientific research is increasingly achieving recognition around the world.
The trouble is that in many cases, rules and regulations intended to ensure financial markets’ stability impede the ability of pension funds and others to allocate savings smoothly and efficiently.
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