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Instead of clinging to outdated assumptions and rigid ideas, the West should work with China to reform the existing global order in ways that benefit all.
But what determines the extent to which countries benefit from financial globalization?
Whereas Oettinger’s predecessor, Neelie Kroes, championed the potential of disruptive technologies to benefit consumers and boost economic growth, Oettinger is unashamedly corporatist in advancing German business interests.
Instead of conspiring to hobble its American rivals, stifle innovation, and deprive Europeans of the full benefit of the Internet, Germany should practice what it preaches and make the difficult reforms it needs to raise its game.
It is difficult for central bankers to ignore that the financial sector stands to benefit enormously from a rise in asset prices.
For a long time, trade appeared to benefit everyone.
On the contrary, many developing countries have acquired high levels of expertise, which they are using to innovate for their own benefit and sharing with other developing countries.
This suggests that African countries, too, would benefit from a similar focus on economic growth, which will demand engagement with dynamic economies like China’s.
No new benefit has been created.
All of these industries will benefit from the potential for enormous demand growth in large markets, such as China, Africa, and India.
Muslims, Singh implied, also benefit from the virtues of democracy, a conclusion that Bush happily repeated.
Policymakers often view nomadic pastoralism as an archaic and unproductive way of life, with little economic benefit.
America's authorities argued that Cuba's debt had not been incurred for the benefit of the Cuban people, nor with their consent, and that foreign loans helped to finance their oppression.
In the long run, selective repudiation of odious debts will benefit both borrowers and creditors by promoting more responsible lending practices.
Needless to say, there are many among us who could benefit from such an exercise.
International actors, jointly with Arab governments, can then help to market these opportunities, allowing Arab economies to benefit from infrastructure-focused long-term international financing.
Nigeria and Angola are other glaring examples of countries that have failed to use their oil wealth for the benefit of their people.
Thus, the resources that should benefit developing countries instead become a curse that brings corruption, coups, and civil wars.
If we use goods made from raw materials that are obtained from a poor country without the proceeds being used to benefit the people of that country, we become complicit in a particularly iniquitous form of grand larceny.
Education in the Digital AgeTOKYO – The Fourth Industrial Revolution stands out from its predecessors in a critical way: rather than making it easier for humans to use their surroundings more effectively for their own benefit, technology is displacing humans in the workplace.
The question is who will benefit now.
Everyone was supposed to benefit from European integration.
Instead of suing foreign retailers like Wal-Mart, India should be finding ways to emulate and benefit from their hyper-efficient methods.
And, by combating the culture of aid dependency in economically weaker states, India’s poorer regions might benefit in the long run as well.
As dysfunctional as a decentralized Europe seems to be these days, India might benefit from moving a few steps in that direction, even as Europe itself struggles to become more centralized.
Our analytical framework can help countries figure out which SDGs benefit others, and which do not.
RIAs would instill discipline alongside solidarity, by focusing on reforms yielding a high growth dividend that will benefit all eurozone countries.
There are interest groups who benefit from the current system and the opportunities for corruption that it provides.
Moreover, while some EU countries, such as Germany, benefit significantly from China’s economic development, others view competition from China as problematic.
But if Obama seizes what we believe is a rare historic opportunity this could change decisively – for the long-term benefit of America, India, and the world.
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