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While Macron’s program includes significant proposals for addressing supply-side issues with the French economy, it also favors output stabilization and, more important, increased spending in areas like public infrastructure, digitization, and clean energy to boost potential growth.
After the euro, reform in these areas still faces the traditional obstacles.
But areas that used to be frozen are now thawing, releasing methane and thus contributing to further warming – and to further thawing, which releases more methane.
French President Emmanuel Macron, for example, recently advocated bolstering the agreement with complementary deals covering other areas.
The point was to take a particularly knotty and urgent issue – Iran’s growing nuclear-enrichment capacity – off the table for a period of time, to allow for progress in other areas.
Defining such a strategy could help Europe to identify areas for mutual accommodation.
Known as the “Decade of Roma Inclusion 2005-15,” the program prioritized four areas: health, housing, education, and employment.
This year, the European Commission has requested that all EU member states develop and implement strategies to promote Roma social inclusion in these areas.
Even an economy as impoverished as Haiti’s is a complex system dependent on trade between rural and urban areas, transport, electricity, port services, and government functions.
Connecting these customers, most of whom live in rural areas, will require a huge number of skilled workers and entrepreneurs.
But until larger grids arrive, rural areas in developing countries can, and should, go it alone.
In unelectrified areas that are vulnerable to climate change, natural disasters, and economic migration, mini-grids are often the only option.
Having recently consolidated his power at the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Xi will probably assume a more proactive role in international conflict resolution, especially in areas that affect China directly.
If the newest farm gadgets and tools are marketed only on social media, as is often the case, uptake in rural areas will remain weak.
And while the reforms have at times been controversial – they touch on some of the most sensitive areas of the economy – they have also been successful.
The areas that were addressed include the financial sector, health care, pensions, the judicial system, and the tax regime.
It is important, too, that aid target the areas where it is most needed.
By helping China in the areas of energy and environmental issues, perhaps “the scars left from the war with Japan may begin to heal.”
Reducing the labor supply in economically depressed areas of Europe and increasing it in booming regions would do much to reduce differences in wages and unemployment rates.
However, concern that the Syrian government could intensify its use of chemical weapons against rebel-held areas, or that rebels could initiate attacks or respond with captured chemical weapons, raises questions about the pattern’s durability and the international community’s reaction.
The current dam-building plans threaten the Salween River’s Grand Canyon – a UNESCO World Heritage site – and the pristine, environmentally sensitive areas through which the Brahmaputra and the Mekong flow.
It is scattered, sporadic and uncoordinated, leaving many areas uncovered.
The informal financial sector – which conducts 40% of India’s total lending, largely in rural areas – has all but collapsed.
Nonetheless, the disease spread into urban areas and, like a wildfire, engulfed the three countries and spilled into others.
Hathaway and Shapiro then go further, arguing that international cooperation in areas such as trade, environmental protection, and tax coordination has made remarkable progress, despite the absence of a centralized international enforcement mechanism.
The government is making special efforts to develop these areas in the framework of its “Great Western Development Strategy,” including by building modern infrastructure, promoting high-quality education, supporting science and technology (all key determinants of the location of production), and encouraging investment there.
While there is enough food overall, surplus food from some areas does not reach the hunger belt (Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh).
In the United States, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) spends more than $37 billion on biomedical research every year, particularly in areas that are too risky for the private sector.
The right approach will differ across country groupings and among issue areas.
Indeed, the current growth model is also taking a heavy toll on the environment, with pollution threatening the population’s health, especially in urban areas.
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