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The prominent climate economist Professor Richard Tol of Hamburg University has analyzed the benefits and costs of
cutting
carbon now versus
cutting
it in the future.
Cutting
early will cost $17.8 trillion, whereas
cutting
later will cost just $2 trillion.
Cutting
emissions now is much more expensive, because there are few, expensive alternatives to fossil fuels.
Moreover, although politicians focus nearly exclusively on
cutting
carbon emissions, CO2 is not the only gas causing warming.
Cutting
methane is actually cheaper than
cutting
carbon.
Indeed, according to the IMF, Spain should record growing current-account surpluses over the next five years, as exports rise strongly, thus
cutting
the external debt/export ratio by half (to about 150% in 2018), while Portugal’s ratio should fall to about 250%.
While fiscal austerity may be necessary in countries with large deficits and debt, raising taxes and
cutting
government spending may make the recession and deflation worse.
Putin’s illiberal strategy of looking East while waging unconventional war on the West will turn Russia into China’s gas station while
cutting
off its economy from the Western capital, technology, and contacts that it needs.
This latest surge of American populism is financed by some extremely wealthy men, including a couple of oil billionaires named David and Charles Koch, who favor
cutting
taxes for the super-rich and abolishing government subsidies for the poor, such as Social Security and President Barack Obama’s health-care plan.
Owning Up to Israel’s BombTEL AVIV – President Barack Obama’s vision of a world without nuclear weapons, and the recent agreement he signed with Russia aimed at
cutting
back the nuclear stockpiles of both countries, enhances his moral and political leadership.
This has now been backed up with a five-year green-growth plan aimed at
cutting
carbon dependency while producing 1.8 million jobs.
The people who bid up the prices of long-term US Treasury bills in anticipation of interest-rate cuts when the Fed overshoots and triggers a recession are the same people who are now on tenterhooks wondering when to start
cutting
back on investment plans because a recession will soon produce overcapacity.
If profit maximization requires
cutting
costs and downsizing, the corporate leader can eliminate jobs and issue severance payments to redundant workers.
On the budgetary front, the new French and Italian prime ministers, Manuel Valls and Matteo Renzi, respectively, have proposed
cutting
taxes for low-paid workers and their employers.
Hence interest rates will stay high, the budget will not improve, recession will weaken Cardoso's political base, and further budget
cutting
becomes doubtful as a vicious cycle ensues.
Foreign policy isn’t just about
cutting
a good figure on the international stage and otherwise focusing on the next domestic election.
At the end of the day,
cutting
taxes for the wealthy is their top priority, regardless of whether such cuts lead to more domestic investment.
Given that the effort is being led by hard-right Republicans who care more about
cutting
taxes than holding down deficits, my bet is on the latter outcome – the one Feldstein warned about in the early 1980s.
Finally, by
cutting
energy subsidies and depositing the payments directly in people’s bank accounts, Iran’s government increased household cash holdings and the market’s overall liquidity.
Fifty-foot waves breached the seawall of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant,
cutting
off its emergency power supply and disabling its cooling systems.
They want to slash the budget not by ending the useless war in Afghanistan, and by eliminating unnecessary weapons systems, but by
cutting
education, health, and other benefits for the poor and working class.
With popular destinations like the United States and Canada
cutting
back on research and public education and facing the need to raise top tax rates, Europe has a unique opportunity to attract skilled migrants and reduce the exodus of European researchers.
Country after country is being forced by either the financial markets or the European Union to start
cutting
its public-sector deficit.
But, even without any confidence effects, the bipartisan Congressional Budget Office has concluded that, while
cutting
the US deficit does lower demand, it still leads reliably to a lower debt ratio.
The decisive question then becomes: What matters more, the impact of deficit
cutting
on the debt/GDP ratio in the short run or in the long run?
Prospective buyers of Italian ten-year bonds should look at the longer-term impact of deficit
cutting
on the debt level, which is pretty certain to be positive.
Gingrich and the other Republicans have an even more aggressive agenda of
cutting
taxes and reducing the size and scope of government.
There is an alarming pattern of press manipulation throughout the region, from Honduran authorities
cutting
off a national radio station’s telephone service to Argentine officials shuttering a printing press.
And the international bond market has expressed its approval by
cutting
interest rates on Italy’s ten-year bonds to 4.8%, and on Spain’s to 5.5%.
Such taxes play a crucial role in
cutting
the carbon emissions that cause climate change.
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