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This long overdue policy shift is an important component of the Third Plenum’s official elevation of market-based pricing as the “decisive” mode of resource
allocation
in China.
These differences distort decisions about investment
allocation
and financing.
This approach was fortified last summer, when despite serious market turmoil, the CCP upheld its commitment to allow the market to play a “decisive role in resource allocation.”
Like quotas on manufactured products, these new quotas are generating a dual-price
allocation
system, in which SOEs can borrow at significantly lower interest rates than small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs), which must rely on the informal market at interest rates as high as 2% monthly.
At the time, Jeffery Sachs disagreed, asserting that the East Asian model included far more efficient market-based investment
allocation
than the Soviet model did, and thus was unique; nonetheless, the criticism stuck.
In theory, the long-term solution would be to pursue structural adjustments that would improve the
allocation
of resources.
First, there is ongoing tension between the role of the state and that of markets in guiding resource
allocation.
BRUSSELS – With the final
allocation
of portfolios within its executive branch, the European Commission, the European Union has completed its change of guard.
If the successor scheme, called the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), has a similar impact, it could determine the
allocation
of upwards of $700 billion.
Moreover, promoting greater student/worker mobility and improving labor-market flexibility, both within countries and across the region, would help to improve the
allocation
of skilled workers.
So far, such allocations have been made only three times, in 1970-72, in 1979-81, and in 2009, with the latter allocation, amounting to $250 billion, being part of the recovery package adopted by the G-20 to manage the global financial crisis.
The current formula would have the countries most in need of foreign reserves – that is, middle- and low-income countries (excluding China) – receiving just over one-third of the total
allocation.
In the absence of better mechanisms for capital allocation, global growth in this century will slow down a lot sooner than it should.
Kaufman’s lasting legacy will be a simple and powerful idea that reasonable people increasingly find to be self-evident: relying on deregulation and self-interest in today’s complex, opaque markets will manifestly fail to produce a reasonable
allocation
of capital or support entrepreneurship and growth.
But currency swings, if too wide and protracted, can hurt competitiveness and require costly resource
allocation.
Governments without adequate capacity to exercise leadership over their private sectors are likely to mess things up rather than improve
allocation
of resources.
These resources would allow the demand for public goods to permeate the
allocation
of budgetary resources across ministries.
Under normal circumstances, unimpeded cross-border capital flows come with all of the advertised benefits in terms of better resource
allocation
and higher productivity.
Moreover, the IAS leaves the
allocation
of profit and losses to different fiscal years largely undetermined, with each member state choosing different solutions.
He also exercises a total grip over the
allocation
of the DPJ’s state subsidy to individual DPJ legislators.
These decisions about the
allocation
of educational opportunity severely stunt female leadership potential.
My guiding principle is that the
allocation
of refugees within the EU should be entirely voluntary.
Second, the reform strategies focused squarely on the essential: the liberalization of prices to reflect scarcity and facilitate the
allocation
of resources; stabilization of finances to end shortages and inflation; and privatization of state-owned companies and assets in order to improve corporate governance and performance.
But there is little doubt that security has a powerful claim on people’s wellbeing and thus on resource
allocation.
Societies’
allocation
of resources will imprecisely but persistently follow these shifts.
All of this suggests that a substantial share of the decline in productivity growth may not be the result of some deep problem with resource
allocation
or some consequence of exogenous technological innovation cycles over which we have little control.
When it comes to the experience of work, many – especially in continental Europe – believe that optimal
allocation
(entailing well-functioning institutions), if accompanied by investment in education, is all that is needed.
Optimal resource
allocation
(of which efficiency is a part) is a necessary but not sufficient feature of a good economy.
In other words, the market – not the state – played a key role in resource
allocation.
Country-level planning and resource
allocation
is still the rule for most businesses operating in Africa, resulting in inefficient
allocation
of human and capital resources.
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