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But the period of monetary-policy consensus may be coming to an end.
Taking monetary policy to the people is time-consuming, but it is essential if the necessary political consensus to sustain independence is to be maintained.
Abe’s break with Japan’s pacifist consensus is beyond doubt.
This reflects a fundamental conflict between Thatcherism and Trumpism: the latter aims to sweep away the neoliberal consensus of unregulated markets, privatization, free trade, and immigration that comprised the former.
Whether the adjustment policies have been successful remains a subject of heated debate; what is not in doubt is that they produced many losers – most notably among the most vulnerable, who now largely perceive the EU-Germany consensus as threatening.
The policy consensus has properly focused first on the new risks that were added.
More important decisions require an even larger consensus, involving up to 3,000 people.
She is an economist of great intellect, with a strong ability to forge consensus, and she has proved her mettle as Chair of the President’s Council of Economic Advisers, President of the San Francisco Fed, and in her current role.
The consensus is that they do not.
The fault lies not with the UN, but with the lack of consensus among member states.
Clearly, the world’s 7.2 billion people need not only new ideas, but also new ways to build consensus that involve all stakeholders in moving the best ideas from theory to practice.
The world is full of ideas – many of them excellent – in technology, sustainability, and governance; unfortunately, the capacity to build consensus and to roll out effective programs is much rarer.
If these countries lack the political consensus they need to pull this off, they should in their own interest consider leaving the eurozone temporarily to depreciate their currencies.
It was part of the 1945 consensus.
The UN, like the dream of European unity, was also part of the 1945 consensus.
But in some ways the 1945 consensus, in the West, was strengthened by Cold War politics.
Today, 70 years later, much of the 1945 consensus no longer survives.
But the 1945 consensus was dealt a much greater blow precisely when we all rejoiced at the collapse of the Soviet Empire, the other great twentieth-century tyranny.
It cannot be the same as the 1945 consensus, but we would do well, on this anniversary, to remember why that consensus was forged in the first place.
But is there any kind of pan-European consensus on where Europe should go next, whether federal state, demoi-cracy or status quo?
Until now, the consensus view has been that this would be bad for output and employment.
But the consensus about the benefits – both for the children and society – does not extend to delivery and funding.
The question is whether his government, which has gone to great lengths to forge a consensus behind its reforms, will carry through on additional measures, the need for which have been hidden by a favorable economy and wage moderation by unions.
Given expected demographic trends and historic labor-productivity growth, annual GDP growth could be less than 4%, lower than the current consensus.
Indeed, the restoration of social dialogue as a tool with which to forge long-lasting consensus represents a deep cultural shift that augurs well for such efforts.
On economic policy, many reasonable disagreements rule out consensus.
What is most needed now is to build an international consensus on a strategy to implement fully the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) for Sudan.
As an emerging new establishment consensus grudgingly concedes, globalization accentuates class divisions between those who have the skills and resources to take advantage of global markets and those who don’t.
But if a social consensus arises that the judiciary is insufficient to guarantee or safeguard individual rights as well as the division of power between the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government, that lack of trust could lead to social dismemberment.
The prevailing consensus is not to regard China as a threat.
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