Assessment
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Much can be done to create global goods platforms for educational inputs like books, technology, professional support materials for teachers, and student learning
assessment
mechanisms.
A reliable
assessment
of global hydrate reserves and extraction costs would be a very wise investment.
Imagine if the director of the CIA published a new
assessment
of Iran, saying “I hope this report will shock people, governments into taking more serious action.”
Our
assessment
was different.
We continued to guide monetary policy by our
assessment
of the risks to price stability over the medium term.
Preliminary findings from a joint nutrition
assessment
show that one in four children is malnourished, and refugees are desperate when they cross the border.
Putin’s
assessment
of US unilateralism (if stripped of its overheated rhetoric) may be correct; the trouble is that he lacks credibility to extol moderation in foreign policy.
Acemoglu’s
assessment
of recent research on lobbying is that parts of the private sector wanted financial rules to be relaxed – and worked hard and spent heavily to get this outcome.
Given the fog cast over real economic activity by the financial crisis, it is difficult to offer a definitive
assessment
of just how well or badly those measures have worked.
Based on this assessment, the US and others sought to isolate the Assad regime.
The
assessment
was wrong.
Not all NetzDG critics dispute this assessment: some agree that the speech of the vulnerable does need extra protection.
And yet, given the high stakes of the outcome for France and Europe, a first
assessment
should be attempted.
But an
assessment
from the vantage point of past, current, and future Mexican immigrants to the US is a necessary component of the American debate – all the more so when one recalls that immigration has, in fact, not generally been exclusively a domestic US policy question.
Few events in history have generated so many concepts and theories for their explanation and
assessment
– or so many falsifications, both crude and sophisticated.
My
assessment
is that Trump would run up much more than $2.6 trillion in new debt.
An
assessment
of Obama’s presidency must focus not just on him, but also on the Republicans’ unprecedented hostility.
This benign
assessment
is consistent with the IMF’s record of overlooking gathering crises.
The Thai authorities’
assessment
is correct; when developing countries make investments that empower young people to start a family only when they are ready, birth rates fall and the share of the working-age population increases relative to the dependent population.
Becoming involved early in the process of assessment, education, and integration planning would allow the private sector to help shape policy from the outset, rather than complaining about the government’s failures after the fact.
But, by providing an honest, rigorous
assessment
of the major reform proposals, the Independent Banking Commission has performed an invaluable service, and deserves recognition for a job elegantly done.
The IMF emerged at a time when countries were routinely victimized by New York bankers’ casual assumptions, such as J.P. Morgan’s
assessment
in the 1920’s that Germans were “fundamentally a second-rate people.”
And Kashkari is correct in his
assessment
of the Dodd-Frank financial reforms of 2010.
But looking after the stability of the global financial system, including the
assessment
of exchange-rate policies and global payment imbalances, is a different responsibility.
The IMF’s latest analysis of Greece’s debt sustainability reinforces this
assessment.
This will depend on an objective
assessment
of the costs of the war in terms of loss of life, destruction of property, economic impact within Iraq, spillovers into other forms of violence such as terrorism, and geopolitical consequences.
As we move away from those events, a clearer
assessment
is possible.
Far from being defamatory subversives, journalists who investigate and criticize their government’s actions demonstrate true patriotism, because no democracy can survive without the open and independent
assessment
of public policies that journalists provide.
But any
assessment
of European economic governance must acknowledge the slow, contradictory nature of intergovernmental decision-making, in which a misconceived notion of national interest, together with upsurges in popular anti-EU sentiment and electoral pressure, has led to a stop-and-go process, punctuated by financial-market swoons.
And the G-20 finance ministers recently requested that the Financial Stability Board undertake a broad
assessment
of climate-related risks and opportunities.
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