Balance
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According to the conventional view, helicopter money is newly printed cash that the central bank doles out, without booking corresponding assets or claims on its
balance
sheet.
Nonetheless, he has initiated a policy of replacing the government bonds on the BOJ’s
balance
sheet once they mature, while constantly increasing the volume of government debt on the central bank’s books.
Lukin is an exponent of the “realist” doctrine of international relations, which holds that sovereign states will always try to regulate their relations according to the principle of the
balance
of power.
As the world’s center of economic gravity shifts east, the
balance
of financial activity is bound to move with it.
Rather, they were the gross flows of finance from the US to Europe that allowed European banks to leverage their
balance
sheets, and the large, matching flows of money from European banks into toxic US subprime-linked securities.
And the context was dire, with jobs lost and
balance
sheets shrinking.
When they become too skewed, circuit breakers kick in to restore
balance.
Trump’s obsession with winning and inability to accept a
balance
of power constitute a dire threat.
We do not need a new war on the Korean Peninsula or in the Middle East to establish a
balance
of power, stability, and mutual recognition of all sides’ security interests.
Research by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has shown that regulation and legislation in this area must strike a balance, lest it undermine “the ability of regulatory agencies to seek and retain talent.”
Winning the PeaceAfghanistan’s future hangs in the
balance
as its weak national government struggles to maintain support and legitimacy in the face of a widening insurgency, warlords, the heroin trade, and a disappointed populace.
This
balance
is reflected in Japanese architecture, which is thoroughly modern, yet steeped in tradition.
In the 1980s, US President Ronald Reagan initiated a military spending race with the Soviet Union that ended up altering the global
balance
of power in ways that affected many countries worldwide.
The current account is roughly in balance, so there is no need for further import compression.
All ASEAN member states must strike a
balance
between their respective national interests and broader regional interests.
Since coming to power in January, Syriza has struggled to
balance
the need to strike a deal on Greece’s debt with its campaign promise not to sign any agreement that would thrust the country deeper into recession.
So they used – and even stretched – their
balance
sheets for investment, while opening themselves up to international trade, thereby helping to restore demand.
Second, they cooperated with one another on multiple fronts, and the countries with the strongest
balance
sheets bolstered investment elsewhere, crowding in private investment.
Nonetheless, the ingredients of an effective strategy to spur economic growth and employment are similar: available
balance
sheets (sovereign and private) should be used to generate additional demand and boost public investment, even if it results in greater leverage.
Because the
balance
sheets (public, quasi-public, and private) with the capacity to invest are not uniformly distributed around the world, a determined global effort – which includes an important role for multilateral financial institutions – is needed to clear clogged intermediation channels.
Nearly every industrial sector that, according to the stimulus package, deserves direct and immediate government support is energy-intensive and polluting (cement and steel, for example) or heavily managed by the state sector, and therefore missing incentives to
balance
growth with environmental protection (as is the case with the oil industry).
Central bankers adjust interest rates to secure a
balance
between total demand and supply, because, thanks to Keynes, it is known that equilibrium might not occur automatically.
Monetary policy – in particular, the vast money-printing “quantitative easing” programs pursued by central banks in recent years – has run out of space, too, with price inflation ticking up and central-bank
balance
sheets a record size.
Otherwise they will end up in intensive care themselves as credit losses overwhelm their
balance
sheets.
If central banks are faced with a massive hit to their
balance
sheets, it will not necessarily be the end of the world.
But history suggests that fixing a central bank’s
balance
sheet is never pleasant.
The question is whether this sentimental transformation will ultimately reorder the
balance
of power in Europe, and possibly the world.
Meanwhile, a new and better
balance
between Germany and France implies significant progress for European stabilization.
In this new era, the
balance
between global order and disorder will be determined not just by US actions, but also and increasingly by what others long aligned with America are prepared to do.
The last thing China needs is to try to
balance
too much on the head of a pin.
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