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For too long, economics has ignored ethical considerations.
Two fundamental considerations come to mind, and their ramifications in “up-for-grab” countries in Latin America, such as El Salvador, are particularly significant.
But, while commentators debate geostrategic considerations, deterrence, ethnic strife, and the plight of ordinary people caught in the middle, dispassionate discussion of another, vital aspect of conflict – its economic cost – is rare.
If it follows through with its threats, expect China to reciprocate with sanctions on US companies operating there, and ultimately with tariffs on US imports – hardly trivial considerations for a growth-starved US economy.
The EU is about to commit a grave strategic error by allowing its report this autumn to be guided by the short-sighted domestic policy considerations of some of its important member states.
But infrastructure spending is usually slow – and almost always driven heavily by parochial political considerations.
Two lessons arise from these considerations.
In fact, China’s cutoff of water data, despite the likely impact on vulnerable civilian communities, sets a dangerous precedent of indifference to humanitarian considerations.
Yet, for the P5, neither violations of international law nor large-scale human suffering trump Realpolitik or “geopolitical considerations.”
Higher political considerations, as well as the interests of the banking system, militated against an exit.
This and other procedural considerations make antidumping the preferred route for firms to obtain protection from their foreign rivals when times are tough.
What ethical considerations should guide them in their search?
After all, fiscal management is a particularly delicate problem in resource-rich countries, with a few key considerations determining success.
If traditional asset-quality considerations were the only problem buffeting eurozone banks, recapitalization would restore investor confidence, debt markets would reopen, and banks would find raising capital much cheaper than it is now.
No such considerations about the right not to be ruled against their own will appeared to apply to the 6,000,000 inhabitants of Hong Kong.
Are 19th century treaties dealing with territory so clearly superior to considerations of basic human rights?
At the end of the day, the US Federal Reserve will base its interest-rate decisions primarily on domestic considerations.
But we are compelled to be confident that we can move domestic politics to higher considerations.
Iran currently applies the same policy considerations to Iraq and Afghanistan, despite its opposition to the US-led invasions of these countries.
In a region where threats to democracy and human rights are growing, linking trade and economic policy to these considerations is not a bad idea.
Today’s uncertainty concerns whether this preference may be overridden by pressing considerations of national politics, or resentment at the slow pace of reform in certain eurozone countries.
Whatever the political or economic considerations, the fact remains: if global temperatures rise more than 2˚C from pre-industrial levels, the consequences for the planet will be catastrophic.
In the case of Greece, domestic political considerations caused European governments to make a show of holding the government’s feet to the fire.
Unlike the US – which has apparently abandoned economic logic in its search for quick “wins” on trade – the EU is a slow-moving entity that generally prioritizes economic logic above geopolitical considerations and favors long-term agreements.
But its utility and persistence reflect political realities, not economic considerations.
Finally, most economists agree that, apart from these considerations, the appropriate size of a deficit depends in part on the state of the economy.
But, when it comes to the European financial crisis, China’s behavior seems to be determined by purely short-term tactical considerations, even as Chinese investments in Europe tripled in 2011.
On the fiscal side, the rules of the Stability and Growth Pact were even weakened, and the decisions on adjustment measures and possible sanctions became dependent on short-sighted political considerations.
But should such considerations override free speech at any cost?
The high point of Russian President Dmitri Medvedev’s recent visit to Paris, where the arms deal was concluded, was the two countries’ agreement not so much on long-term strategic visions, but on pragmatic considerations.
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