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Although the Fed assesses many approaches and indicators in making its decisions, there is no doubt that it was heavily influenced by mainstream academic thinking – including the so-called real business cycle models and New Keynesian models – which assumed that financial markets operate flawlessly.
The former underscore his administration’s commitment to meeting its obligations under the NPT, while the latter reassure the US Congress and allies skeptical of bold new approaches.
Given the stakes, continuing to rely on proven approaches, even while trying to promote a world with fewer and safer nuclear weapons, is a judicious strategy.
In Latin America, center-left political leaders, concerned as they are with economic and social justice, will have to fashion their own country-specific approaches.
Deaton goes on to offer a revealing critique of some of the most hyped and fashionable approaches to improving aid.
In fact, some EU leaders’ approaches to issues like immigration are threatening to create systemic problems that will endure long after Trump has returned to a life of golf courses and bankruptcy courts.
The safest approach might be to test several techniques on nearby asteroids before using them against Apophis when it approaches Earth.
Herein lies the central disconnect, and also the source of discontent, for today’s India: if and when an Indian citizen now approaches this state, for even the most routine of needs, the state inflicts pain rather than providing succor.
A field of science can turn barren if no fundamentally new approaches to research are on the horizon.
Less obvious is the lag among economic institutions in updating policy approaches, including through faster incorporation of important insights and tools from behavioral science, AI, neuroscience, and other disciplines.
Moreover, although it may seem almost comically straightforward, one of the best temperature-reducing approaches is very simple: paint things white.
What has been missing, however, are energetic extension workers, brimming with pride in their own people and passion for new approaches.
The idea is to use global networks of knowledge and action to identify and demonstrate new, cutting-edge approaches to sustainable development around the world.
What is needed now is to test these innovative approaches to health-care delivery, build evidence of their effectiveness, and apply their lessons to other initiatives.
Instead of simply promoting his policies, Feldstein presents them as a “safe and effective alternative” to other approaches.
Indeed, the Institute for Systems Biology, which I co-founded two years ago, reflects my conviction that systems approaches will dominate biological study in the 21st century.
First, though, economic policymakers around the world will have to shake off the neoliberal paradigm, which has left them incapable of imagining alternative policy approaches.
There is also an added advantage in replacing CSR with PSR: there is virtue in diversity of approaches to altruism.
Scientists are taking two approaches.
This is why they should commit their cruelest deeds in the first year and soften up as the next election approaches.
At the heart of the challenge facing the more than 50,000 participants expected to attend is the need for innovative new approaches to addressing global challenges.
They add that populist approaches “do ultimately fail,” not because conservative economics is better, but as “the result of unsustainable policies.”
And, more broadly, governments could do more to share knowledge about which approaches work best.
They also serve as an alternative to the banking sector, mobilizing investments, driving economic growth, and helping to stabilize financial sectors by providing alternate sources of funding and different approaches to risk.
Developing countries as a whole accounted for more than 80% of global reserve accumulation during this period, and their current level of reserves approaches $5 trillion.
As the deadline approaches, development experts are debating a new question: What comes next?
These innovative companies’ approaches combine three ideas.
Readers learned of alternative approaches to forecasting inflation, of the prevailing low level of inflation expectations, and of the diminished pressure that resource slack places on costs (or a less reliable Phillips’ curve).
In 2011, the Gates Foundation launched its Reinvent the Toilet Challenge, which provides grants for researchers “who are using innovative approaches – based on fundamental engineering processes – for the safe and sustainable management of human waste.”
As it stands, the two leading approaches to enriching and enlarging the world’s food supply are genetic engineering and industrial processing with additives and chemicals.
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