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It must privatize state-owned enterprises that suck up public resources; clean up and privatize the financial sector, which remains so government-controlled that it makes fiscal discipline at the subnational level close to impossible; and streamline the system of intergovernmental transfers so that means and ends are clearer.
Unfortunately, the closer one examines the alternatives, including capital injections for banks and direct help for home mortgage holders, the clearer it becomes that inflation would be a help, not a hindrance.
After decades of research, the world has a clearer understanding of the economic benefits of low-carbon development.
But nowhere is this clearer than in the interaction between economic processes and the natural environment.
A “Monterrey II” meeting would help countries obtain a clearer and more realistic picture of the financing sources available, enabling them to prioritize the needed investments – and thus contribute to the successful launch of the post-2015 development agenda.
Education is the most cost-effective investment we can make, so the economic case for increased funding could not be clearer.
At a time when China is attempting the difficult transition from a system of incomplete contracts to a strong property-rights regime, the real-world importance of these contributions could not be clearer.
At the same time, new mechanisms are being put in place to measure and evaluate emissions, which will allow much clearer comparisons between countries.
This guidance remains, but what we meant by manipulation is now clearer.
Reassurance and Resolve in East AsiaWASHINGTON, DC – As territorial frictions involving China and many of its neighbors persist in the East and South China Seas, the United States needs a clearer regional strategy.
But the social media giants’ persistent denial of responsibility for the volume of distorted and false information delivered as news, even as Russia’s role has grown clearer, is more troubling.
And, third, they must determine how far enlargement should be taken, including establishing a clearer distinction between the EU and the eurozone.
What stands out is that discussion of the issue was based not just on a sense of unfairness arising from extreme pay disparities and an apparent lack of regard for performance, but also on hard evidence, including a clearer understanding about how pay packages and bonuses work.
As we move away from those events, a clearer assessment is possible.
For the EU, the choice has never been clearer.
The EU, in particular, should engage the region with clearer, more coordinated, and more effective policies.
The rift between the Gulf monarchies is becoming ever clearer, with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates quick to finance the post-coup government.
How much truth there is to this will become clearer during the election campaign, when we see how much detail the Conservatives offer about their negotiating objectives.
The answer may come clearer at the June meeting next Thursday when the appreciating euro undoubtedly will be brought up once again at the press conference.
But these options will become much clearer and more sustainable if the diplomatic track is carefully explored first.
The agreement was remarkable: in providing what in many ways was a clearer articulation of the crisis and what needs to be done than that offered by the G-20, the UN showed that decision-making needn’t be restricted to a self-selected club, lacking political legitimacy, and largely dominated by those who had considerable responsibility for the crisis in the first place.
At some point, he must open discussions with countries like China, France, and Britain to understand better the conditions for transparency and verification that would be necessary for a clearer path toward eventual elimination of nuclear weapons in accordance with Article VI of the NPT.
Donor governments and international organizations such as the World Bank need to do more to help African authorities produce a clearer picture of their economies.
But Obama will have to define a clearer US policy, addressing China’s rapid rise under an authoritarian regime that aggressively pursues border claims and whips up nationalism at home.
Who Wins in Trump’s Trade War?BRUSSELS – The contours of US President Donald Trump’s trade strategy are becoming clearer by the day.
This becomes much clearer if we substitute much smaller action than Barroso envisions.
EU citizens can secure a clearer understanding of what the Convention should achieve by asking this question: how should governmental functions be divided between the EU and its member nations?
And the overall trend is even clearer.
Nowhere is the need to cultivate this recognition clearer than it is in our economic system.
That said, Europe needs to learn to be clearer and more transparent about the interests underlying its own policies, rather than suggesting that its positions on a specific subject represent the only rational implementation of democratic values and norms.
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