Balance
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A viable program for managing globalization would recognize that every country must
balance
the autonomy it desires with the cooperation it needs.
So, even in the throes of a financial crisis, banks and non-financial firms can continue to borrow if their
balance
sheets are sound, uncontaminated by the “sovereign risk” of their state government.
So the real problem in Europe is not that Spain or Ireland has borrowed a lot, or that too much Spanish and Irish debt sits on banks
balance
sheets elsewhere in Europe.
And the steady accumulation of incontrovertible evidence that global warming is real may slowly align the
balance
of US political opinion, and perhaps even Trump’s opinion, with the clear majority of Americans who believe that climate change is a major problem.
Nonetheless, India has considerable assets that already affect the
balance
of power in Asia.
As part of the group of Asian countries that will tend to
balance
China, India has already begun to strengthen its diplomatic relations with Japan.
And as China well knows, North Korea would never give up its nuclear weapons without major changes in the military
balance
on and around the Korean Peninsula.
Which
balance
should European leaders strike?
Of course, in both Gaza and southern Lebanon, the outcome is pre-determined by the one-sided military
balance.
Only time – and the market – will tell if Trump has struck the right
balance.
Finally, in many Sub-Saharan countries, portions of the debt build-up can be traced to shocks in the migration of liabilities – such as losses by state-owned enterprises – to the public-sector
balance
sheet and exchange-rate depreciations.
In order to avoid asset fire-sales – which would have led to the disorderly unraveling of private-sector
balance
sheets, possibly triggering a new “Great Depression” or even bringing down the eurozone – advanced countries’ central banks began to purchase risky assets and increase lending to financial institutions, thus expanding the money supply.
Furthermore, the effect of internationally agreed regulatory reforms – most of which have yet to be implemented – will be to increase banks’ capital requirements while shrinking the scale of maturity transformation risks that they can carry on their
balance
sheets.
Far from tapering its monthly purchases of long-term assets, one can easily imagine a scenario in which the Fed’s already substantial
balance
sheet would have to expand even more quickly to counter the negative economic effects of an unplanned – and rapid – rise in borrowing costs.
A second concern is that PMSCs may affect the strategic
balance
of a conflict in the pursuit of their own interests.
With the time afforded by the ECB’s three-year cheap loans, they have some breathing room to rebuild their capital and clean up their
balance
sheets.
As China and India rise, and Japan becomes more “normal,” they will
balance
each other within the US-led hierarchy to ensure that the US remains on top and one or the other doesn’t dominate.
The full extent of the French system’s pathology becomes fully clear in the light of successive governments’ attempts at reform, with piecemeal measures the norm – and thus proving counter-productive on balance, or failing altogether.
In the early 19th century, Egypt's Mehemet Ali looked at the global
balance
of economic and military power, and decreed that Egypt must industrialize, fast.
As a last resort, the government could step in, as it did in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s, to remove NPLs from banks’
balance
sheets.
The credibility of Europe’s national supervisory agencies has been irreparably damaged in recent years, owing to financial stress tests that gave clean bills of health to institutions – Laiki Bank of Cyprus and Bankia of Spain, among others – whose
balance
sheets were later found to have enormous holes.
If the ECB is the eurozone’s lender of last resort, Europe’s leaders agreed, it must have direct knowledge of its potential clients’
balance
sheets.
In many places where the labor market remains out of balance, domestic action is required to strengthen economic potential and improve access to employment.
The second priority is to get the
balance
of risks right.
But Hong Kong is now under stress, as it finds itself at the center of a number of issues and challenges – including how best to
balance
economic and political freedom and how to engage with an increasingly assertive and ambitious China – that will define its prospects in the century ahead.
China’s adventurism and its blithe assumption that it can deal with any international dictator it wishes and disturb the delicate military
balance
in outer space is emblematic of something sinister and dangerous.
Unless these countries devise a new way to
balance
liberal democratic values and people’s craving for a sense of belonging, they will end up paving a path to disaster.
All were unwilling to challenge US financial might or to forfeit the tax cuts Trump had delivered to almost 5,000 German companies with a combined
balance
sheet of $600 billion.
The overall budget deficit is still predicted to be 4.1% of Greece’s GDP in 2013 – a substantial improvement compared to 2010 but still far from fiscal
balance.
This situation is largely the result of predictable post-crisis economic dynamics, as firms and households in advanced countries repair their
balance
sheets.
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