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The WHO identifies the areas of highest priority, and then mobilizes the international community to appropriate actions.
According to one view, he is betting that social conservatives and white blue-collar supporters in rural areas will vote on the basis of nationalist and religious sentiment and antipathy toward secular coastal elites, rather than for their own financial interests.
That would increase the likelihood of ISIS-inspired attacks – for example, “lone wolves” blowing themselves up or driving trucks through crowded pedestrian areas – within the US.
To this end, countries should go further in harmonizing national DGSs, including areas that have been neglected so far.
But our regulations go considerably further in all three areas.
The 60-point “resolution” produced at the most recent Third Plenum covers six areas: the economy, the political system, the environment, culture, society, and Party capacity-building.
But emphasis seems to have shifted to encourage coordinated development between urban and rural areas.
But the resolution’s genuinely groundbreaking objectives lie in other areas.
Second, in order to strengthen judicial independence, the resolution includes a call “to explore the establishment of judicial jurisdiction systems that are suitably separated from administrative areas.”
Drawing on 52 indicators of a country’s social performance, the SPI offers a practical tool for government and business leaders to benchmark country performance and prioritize those areas where social improvement is most needed.
The government should begin by establishing specialized criminal justice agencies in the areas where they do not currently exist.
Improving health systems’ responsiveness to these big killers would likely lead to advances that could help in other areas.
If we fail to make progress in these areas now, future generations will judge our inaction as expensive, unjust, and immoral.
In addition, there are substantial concerns about political stability in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia’s oil-rich Eastern Province, and potentially even in Kuwait and Jordan – all areas with substantial Shia or other restless populations.
It is both tragic and inevitable that the areas of India and China bordering Burma now suffer from those countries’ highest concentration of drug addiction and HIV infection.,
It is scandalous that drug lords enjoy more freedom to operate than aid agencies, while basic access to food, education, and health care suffers many restrictions, with up to 70% of Burma’s children are chronically malnourished in some border areas.
First, all three economic areas are struggling with unsettling de-leveraging dynamics.
Failure to contain the impact of regional conflicts and bilateral frictions may lead to more than just supply shocks in areas like energy.
Ineffective regulation in areas like food safety, infectious diseases, cyber security, energy markets, and air safety, combined with the inability to manage regional tensions and conflict, will undermine global flows and reduce prosperity everywhere.
Japan has shown leadership in all these areas, but few others in the region have demonstrated a similar sense of global responsibility.
At the same time, international calls for China to assume the responsibilities of a major power – not only in areas like trade and investment, but also on issues like environmental protection and global governance – are growing louder.
Second, it identifies eight key areas of reform: governance, competition policy, land, finance, public finance, state assets, innovation, and liberalization of international trade and finance.
With home-ownership rates running at 80% in urban areas, household wealth, particularly in landed property, already exceeds that of many middle-income economies.
The authors seem to be saying, in effect, that a housing boom in these areas can go on forever.
They have only limited land, and if one assumes ever-increasing GDP and rising income inequality, there will always be more and more wealthy people to bid up prices in these scarce areas.
But they tend to be ingenious at developing glamorous new areas from little towns within an hour’s commute from major cities.
Indeed, since the industrial revolution, the development of such new urban areas is a central theme in the history of the world.
And the new cities have a way of looking brighter and fresher than the old urban areas, which are often seen as jumbled and decaying.
Furthermore, China has not yet completed its market-orientated reforms, which could unleash major growth potential in many areas.
But in most economic areas – taxes, trade policy, financial stability, fiscal and monetary management – what makes sense from a global perspective also makes sense from a domestic perspective.
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