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Fortunately, Abe recognizes this imperative, and the third “arrow” of his strategy to reinvigorate Japan’s economy has established it as an official goal, (together with opening up protected sectors – particularly agriculture – to greater external competition).
The escalating US-China trade war is a response to three concerns that American leaders have long articulated: job losses, competition over technology, and a perceived Chinese threat to US national security.
Now available for pre-order.Learn moreThe second issue pushing the US and China toward a trade war is competition over technology.
It could also mean offering national treatment (the same registration process as for domestic enterprises) to more foreign firms and easing constraints on foreign acquisitions of Chinese firms, in a way that is consistent with national security.As for the US, it should stop equating strategic competition (often a zero-sum game) with economic competition (which may be zero-sum in the short run, but creates win-win outcomes in the long run).
National economic dynamism and resilience emerge from allowing international competition, not from insulating domestic high-tech firms permanently.The current US-China trade conflict has been decades in the making; rolling it back will require both sides to acknowledge that old ways of thinking on trade have become counterproductive.
Unless both sides start distinguishing between economic and strategic competition, the US-China trade war will not be over by Christmas.
The second issue pushing the US and China toward a trade war is competition over technology.
As for the US, it should stop equating strategic competition (often a zero-sum game) with economic competition (which may be zero-sum in the short run, but creates win-win outcomes in the long run).
National economic dynamism and resilience emerge from allowing international competition, not from insulating domestic high-tech firms permanently.
Firms, especially in sectors sheltered from international competition, have retained market power and have increased prices in response to the rising cost of capital.
Indeed, Iran’s prompt support for Iraq’s Shia-led government was partly intended to preempt competition from regional adversaries.
A tent competition followed; because China had pitched four, India pitched eight.
Likewise, the intellectual property protections might have established a 12-year monopoly on the data that US pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies compile on new drugs (particularly biologics), thereby impeding competition from lower-cost generic versions.
Its governments should concern themselves less with regulation and more with allowing competition and entrepreneurship to flourish – particularly with respect to pioneering companies like Uber and Airbnb – and boosting innovation.
But here, too, while restricting the entry of Eastern European workers may alleviate wage competition or stem the rise in housing prices, it will not change the relative fate of small and big cities.
Some big companies have been more dynamic in meeting the challenges of global competition than traditionally-run small firms.
Now the accession negotiations have started, and 35 “chapters” – covering everything from agriculture to energy, competition, environment, employment, social policy, and beyond – must be opened.
The challenge has proven particularly severe, if not fatal, for those facing intense competition from entrants able to combine disruptive content and big platforms – the most notable examples being Amazon, Facebook, Google, Netflix, and Uber.
Sustainable recovery requires synergistic reforms that unleash the country’s considerable potential by removing bottlenecks in several areas: productive investment, credit provision, innovation, competition, social security, public administration, the judiciary, the labor market, cultural production, and, last but not least, democratic governance.
What America’s affirmative action programs may not do is set quotas for minorities, as this prevents competition between different groups.
Furthermore, institutional reform could be aimed at adapting social environments to foster cooperation instead of competition, and to activate our motivation to engage in caring behavior, rather than seeking achievement, power, and status only.
It relies on competition, rather than bureaucratic heavy-handedness, to achieve its goals.
A small or a large country in Europe has only a need for a free and a functioning world market, and for internal competition in order to prosper.
The only thing for which Europe has a need is more freedom of the market and more competition, not more European bureaucrats and another level of government superimposed over national, regional, and local governments.
Concerns about currency appreciation damaging export competitiveness would be assuaged, as globalization and artificial intelligence continue to create competition for workers.
They complain that the undervalued renminbi represents unfair competition, destroying American jobs, and contributing to the United States’ trade deficit.
Indeed, given competition from low-wage economies such as Bangladesh and Cambodia, Pakistan should abandon its focus on textiles altogether and expend much greater effort to develop its knowledge-based industries.
Both the Rwandan genocide of 1994 and the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami saw chaotic competition among NGOs.
Fiscal Discipline and Educational QualityANKARA – The world is moving into a post-industrial age in which manufacturing is becoming ever more complex and competition has become global.
But they generally include removing rigidities and other barriers to competition in labor, product, and service markets; investment in skills, human capital, and the technology base of the economy; and rebuilding safety nets in ways that promote and support, rather than impede, structural adjustment.
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