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Developing countries want a credible commitment to support implementation, such as technical assistance and capacity-building.
Others recognize that the costs are unacceptable – indeed, that is why the Republican-proposed replacement has just been rejected – but have been unable to put forward any credible alternative.
As a result, exchange-rate depreciation could mitigate the fallout for growth, particularly in countries with credible inflation-targeting regimes.
May’s threat to walk away from a bad deal may be credible, because she could blame the EU for the resulting chaos.
Second, countries where bond-market vigilantes have not yet awakened – the US, the UK, and Japan – should maintain their fiscal stimulus while designing credible fiscal consolidation plans to be implemented later over the medium term.
The most effective – and thus the most credible – monetary policy is one that reflects not only the lessons of history, but also a willingness to reconsider long-held assumptions.
A “more credible European defense” is needed.
A credible commitment by the United Kingdom, France, and Germany to increase defense spending not just to 2% but to 3% of GDP, would at least reduce the dangerous imbalance at NATO’s core.
Instead, the US should devise a sound, thoughtful, and measured approach toward Russia – one that appeals to values not as propaganda, but as the basis of a more straightforward and credible foreign policy.
What is needed is a European initiative that is backed by a credible military deterrent, consisting of forces from the EU, Turkey, and Arab countries, to be dispatched under a UN mandate to Lebanon and Gaza.
With the US project in ruins, a credible European policy to delegitimize war and support democratization in its neighborhood has become essential.
What is scarce is attention, which depends on credibility – and government propaganda is rarely credible.
Several detailed recent calculations provide credible estimates of how much external financing developing countries will need to achieve SDG 4.A UNESCO study puts the total at $39.5 billion per year.
Moreover, as the OMT announcement demonstrated, a credible promise to use monetary financing in the event of such a crisis can prevent it from arising in the first place – with no inflationary action required.
But this approach is far less practicable, and thus less credible.
First, it would include credible plans in Europe and the US to restore fiscal balance.
China, for its part, has made no secret of its intention to establish the renminbi as a credible alternative to the dollar.
This atomization of the state and society continues to impede Libya’s ability to establish effective and credible government.
If Libya is to escape its current predicament, its leaders must transform the governance structures that Qaddafi built to create a fair and credible system based on the rule of law.
Leaving aside credible questions about the capacity of the Afghan security forces, transferring security responsibility to the Afghan state does not address broader Afghan grievances about bad governance or the abuse of power – both key drivers of the conflict.
Macri’s government should be working to develop a long-term macroeconomic strategy based on credible, not controversial, assumptions.
China’s critics argue that its claims to a peaceful rise are not credible, given the country’s non-democratic, one-party system.
But to avoid deep cuts to current consumption, any credible growth strategy will have to put structural reforms before even macroeconomic stabilization, lest failure to deliver growth leads to a financial crisis and even deeper consumption cuts in the future.
Even worse, social-media algorithms tend to amplify the most extreme material at the expense of more credible sources.
Only if the EU institutions deliver genuine action, in a credible and transparent manner, can they ensure that the current inter-governmentalism is just a phase and that the future of Europe is Europe.
Implementing credible austerity plans constitutes the lesser evil, even if this aggravates the cyclical downturn in the short run.
Given the regime’s dependence on the personalization of power, it would be hard to design any credible path for change that preserves the prerogatives of Putin and his cronies.
A credible system to manage Indonesia's new decentralized system is needed.
But the North was not willing to allow for a credible verification protocol.
Instead of developing a credible alternative, politicians of the center left bought wholesale into the new disposition.
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