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Similar approaches have worked well in Australia and Mexico.
The US is far too focused on expensive and failed military approaches in the drylands – whether in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, or Somalia – to pay heed to long-term economic development strategies aimed at addressing the root causes of these countries’ ongoing crises.
For example, lending small amounts of money or writing off debts to help the extreme poor are intended to help the most vulnerable, and both approaches seem entirely sensible.
However, other research reveals approaches that would actually do a lot more.
But we should give preference to approaches that help the poor the most for every rupee spent, regardless of how they are labeled.
But the universality of the language of natural science cannot be applied to the study of human beings, where a host of theories and approaches compete.
Similar tendencies can be seen in Trump’s approaches to his Republican campaign opponents, including House Speaker Paul Ryan and one of Trump’s most outspoken Republican detractors, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney.
Politicians acknowledge, in their more rational moments (yes, they have them), that they can’t be trusted with the interest-rate weapon, especially as an election approaches.
While their approaches differ slightly in detail, the basic idea is the same: You give money to your friends while you can.
In fact, the G-8 displayed two approaches.
All of these are useful approaches, but none alleviates the recipient’s burden: The system still lets other people add things to my to-do list.
Look for new global cooperative approaches to clean energy systems, medicines and vaccines, improved techniques for fish farming, drought-and-temperature resistant crop varieties, high-mileage automobiles, and low-cost irrigation techniques.
Our goal is to facilitate the spread of good policy and practice, allowing countries to learn from a variety of approaches and to understand which ones might work in their own context.
It should, however, foster a culture of consultation with industry as a necessary dimension of legitimacy, which implies more transparent approaches to considering the market impact of proposed standards.
Even before comprehensive data are available, however, some approaches for improving the efficiency of public spending and administration stand out.
The productivity gains that failed to materialize during this period are lost forever: many people who have experienced long-term unemployment or have left the labor force are unlikely to return to work, and Europe will be lucky if productivity growth accelerates somewhat and approaches pre-crisis trends – better than nothing, but hardly satisfactory.
This “bilateral aid” is subject to the whims and trends of the aid industry, sometimes flowing only into specific sectors or to back particular approaches.
Of course, these two approaches are not fundamentally incompatible – and a good economy needs both.
We must beware of overly business-guided approaches to public service.
Although ring prophylaxis might work in Minneapolis, Toronto, or Zurich, in the parts of the world where flu pandemics begin, the probability of success approaches zero.
They would obtain timely warning of the existence of an H5N1 strain that is transmissible from human to human, but would focus the vast majority of their funding on parallel, low- and high-tech approaches – vaccines, drugs, and other public health measures – that would primarily benefit themselves.
In some cases, it is pursuing blatantly contradictory approaches.
The WTO, the World Bank, and the International Monetary Fund should be devising new approaches to address the growing influence of Big Tech; and competition policy needs to be brought into the twenty-first century.
Third, political leaders can play a pivotal role in pushing for new approaches and solutions to global problems.
In science, as in any complicated and creative endeavor, uniform opinions and approaches will always prove sterile.
The fact is that high-risk research, just like high-risk capital investments in the business world, has the potential to be more profitable than safer approaches.
And yet the Republicans have been so cowed by Trump that the best response Paul Ryan, the speaker of the House of Representatives, could muster was that he “is hoping the president will consider the unintended consequences of this idea and look at other approaches before moving forward.”
And, despite being an embodiment of international law, the EU indulges in soft-law approaches, whether at the recent COP-19 climate-change meeting in Warsaw, or by supporting the “Geneva agreement” on Iran’s nuclear program, which, it is now clear, is nothing more than two aspirational declarations linked by a press release.
Trainings must go beyond traditional, one-off approaches, by providing ongoing teacher support.
But, using its BREEP methodology, China has learned that rejecting one-size-fits-all approaches and promoting competition among cities is a valuable means of achieving breakthroughs in development strategies.
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