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Two distinct foreign-policy legacies inform the Indonesian public’s expectations and the government’s
choices.
But Macron could imbue it with new meaning if he can combine, rather than accept, today’s false
choices.
Because the human brain makes decisions based on sensory input – and, of course, experience – such data are essential for the surgeon to make the most informed
choices
possible during surgery.
It was easier, because there were few choices: no income-tax rates to adjust or entitlements to cut.
If their
choices
can be directed, is this not paternalism plain and simple, rendered more sinister because individuals are unaware that they are being nudged, and cannot raise their guard?
But even if parents make
choices
that are good for their children, there could be perils as well as blessings.
How voters decide will be an important test of whether democratic
choices
in advanced countries are governed by economic rationality or popular passions.
If
choices
among policies were purely Paretian, i.e., if no one was made worse off by choosing one policy, as against another, the
choices
involved would indeed be purely "technical."
But in reality, few policy
choices
are Paretian.
Deciding which policy to choose involves
choices
among values, not just technical questions about which policy is in some morally uncontroversial sense "better."
These value
choices
are political
choices
, which cannot be left to technocrats.
Of course, there is scope for technical analysis even when political
choices
are at the crux of the decision.
Macron is right to point out that the EU bureaucracy often seems remote, uninspiring, and ineffectual; but he also rightly rejects referenda that polarize citizens over simplistic binary
choices.
The choices: To remain secular, Turkey may have to become undemocratic; to remain democratic, it may have to give up its strictly secular foundation.
Many make the wrong career
choices
in search of glory.
Meanwhile, rising consumption of products like food, energy, and medicine enhances the externalities, or spillover effects, of individual choices, with the connectivity of global systems increasing these effects’ range and impact.
Yet,
choices
about battling humanity’s biggest challenges are rarely founded in a principled framework of prioritization.
All of this entails a certain amount of instability, particularly if expansion is driven by negotiations among governments, rather than by democratic
choices.
A president-elect typically uses the transition time to make cabinet
choices
and to study up on the issues he will soon confront, but keeps quiet on policy until he’s been sworn into office.
And besides, market
choices
are not people’s sole concern.
Assuming that the average level of happiness is positive, these
choices
will diverge if increasing the planet’s population will reduce the average, but not by enough to offset the fact that now more happy people exist.
Dictatorships and other seemingly omnipotent forms of authoritarianism may look like large, top-down structures, but in the final analysis, they are merely the outcome of ordinary individuals’ beliefs and
choices.
It means taking responsibility for hard strategic
choices
even when these are unpopular at home.
It leaves the Federal Reserve only two choices: raise interest rates more aggressively to offset an ill-timed stimulus, or capitulate.
The 2008 recession is not the only reason for this staggering figure; long-term political and policy
choices
are also to blame.
But it also reflects non-cooperative policy
choices.
Given such "clear" choices, you would think that Polish voters should feel empowered.
Of course, this scenario implies immensely difficult political
choices.
Poor policy choices, on the other hand, will at best delay recovery and at worst do permanent damage.
Instead, the
choices
only become less clear, less democratic, and less efficient.
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