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If so,
creating
a similar opportunity today could change the incentives, trigger the required complementary reforms, and put the global economy on course to a stronger long-term recovery.
By
creating
the impression that something beneficial is being done, unconventional monetary policy relieves pressure on politicians.
Similar conditions now prevail in the US as well; indeed, they helped Donald Trump to be elected president, by
creating
a sufficiently large group of what he quite reasonably called “forgotten Americans.”
But his smart use of hard power to achieve specific, achievable objectives in Syria has made Russia a focal point for the major actors in the Middle East –
creating
a serious geopolitical challenge for the US.
By
creating
regional, national, and even global job markets, they allow employers to tap into broader talent pools and connect job seekers with a wider universe of opportunities.
That may seem like a very unambitious target compared to eliminating all corruption or
creating
transparent institutions everywhere.
Creating
the space for national, municipal, and even tribal leaders to engage politically is especially important for the region’s more unstable countries, which must, as a first step, limit the availability of weapons that can be used to challenge the authority of legitimate governments.
Instead of engaging in preemptive military actions, the US should pursue preventive actions of a constructive nature,
creating
a better balance between carrots and sticks in the prevailing world order.
Instead of falling back into recession or secular stagnation, the US economy continued growing and
creating
jobs as the stimulus was reduced and then stopped.
Of course, some countries, not least the US, would oppose making such a reversal in Israeli policy a condition of
creating
an international force and consensus in NATO, the EU, or the UN may not be found or, if it were to emerge, Israel might simply refuse to abide.
Creating
an international force for southern Lebanon makes sense only as an investment in regional peace, not as an appendix to Israel’s current strategy.
Greece will need to reduce its debt ratio considerably before it can return to the capital markets, which implies – even under an optimistic scenario –
creating
a primary surplus in excess of eight percentage points of GDP.
By bringing together “Champion Mayors” to define a shared inclusive-growth agenda, the Initiative acknowledges the crucial role mayors play in
creating
economic opportunity and boosting the productive capacity of individuals and firms.
If the EU is serious about
creating
one market, plenty of work remains to be done.
Even if policymakers were successful in
creating
an environment that better rewards investment and thus promotes faster growth, Latin America’s ills would not be solved.
Although there is not yet enough evidence to assess the cost-benefit ratios of specific policies, the evidence available suggests that policy-makers should also prioritize improving the provision of education,
creating
more secure property rights through land reform, promoting microfinance, and improving rural infrastructure.
From religious and ethnic conflict, Europe can once again forge a model of peaceful cooperation – this time by
creating
an integrated zone of stability in the Eastern Mediterranean.
The UK government acknowledges the importance of
creating
the right institutions to address regional disparities.
The budget is given to the front end and the back end must “sell” their services to the front end, thus
creating
an internal market, so that resources are allocated based on client needs.
European countries succeeded in
creating
the Single Market in 1992 not by harmonizing all of their standards and regulations, but by agreeing to recognize one another’s.
Obama and his advisers had hoped that, by
creating
a new US-centered trading bloc, the TPP would counter China’s clout and preserve American military and economic primacy in the world’s most dynamic region.
Uganda’s importers, seeing the shift, have invested in new mills in the country, expanding employment and
creating
competition for farmers’ output, improving prices.
Moreover, most national policymakers have a tendency to blame “Brussels” for all of their difficult choices, thus
creating
the impression at home that the economy would improve if economic affairs could be managed without EU interference.
Boosting productivity and
creating
jobs for the more than 1.5 million workers entering the labor market each year are essential to put the DRC on a different, more hopeful path.
For one thing, the factors included in the apportionment formula would in practice be taxed at the national rates,
creating
fresh incentives for factor- and profit-shifting.
To be sure, companies are increasingly
creating
product labels that help consumers make responsible choices – for instance, alerting users to products made from materials that are recycled, renewable, and/or less carbon-intensive.
The task facing the world is to meet the environment’s “carbon constraints” while
creating
the growth necessary to raise living standards for the poor.
In this way, the Fed contributed to
creating
the sub-prime crisis.
Such institutional reforms would go a long way toward eliminating default (or bailout) risk and
creating
a market-oriented financial system of balanced incentives that supports growth and innovation.
Unfortunately, this focus on savings distorts understanding and distracts from the real challenge of
creating
mass consumption markets in developing countries.
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