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Letting AIG fail might have hurt some systemically important institutions, but dealing with that would have been better than to gamble upwards of $150 billion and hope that some of it might stick where it is important.
A multitude of sectors, from car dealing to dentistry, are shielded from competition.
The public rewards democratic governments for dealing with the downside risk caused by competitive markets – whether by spending to create jobs or by rescuing banks that have dodgy securities on their balance sheets.
One such issue has to do with memory, and dealing with the past.
This has a great deal to do with methods of dealing with the past.
Or does he go far beyond that, governing Russia and dealing with his neighbors and the rest of the world with reckless mendacity, abetted by a supine national media?
If Farage had had some first-hand experience dealing with Putin, he might have reached an accurate assessment much sooner.
What the IMF needs, as a first step towards comprehensive reform, is a new leader with solid technical training, a broad vision, and first hand experience in dealing with the macroeconomic risks faced by emerging and transition economies.
Multilateral engagement is essential for dealing with these threats.
In reality, the so-called “tragedy of the commons” is neither ubiquitous nor inevitable, and individual property rights are not always the best – and never the only – institutional solution for dealing with social dilemmas.
Despite enmity between Serbia and Croatia, dealing dictator to dictator with Milosevic was simple.
After Wilhelm II stopped engaging Russia in the 1890’s, bilateral relations worsened, which provided his ally, Austria, diplomatic carte blanche in dealing with Serbia – and, more important, Serbia’s Russian patron.
Moon is crafting his own approach to dealing with Kim, while Trump’s behavior could hardly be undermining US influence more.
In the face of a public health system that seemed incapable of diagnosing and treating the outbreak quickly, the government felt it had little choice but to shut down Mexico City, dealing a severe blow to an already crippled economy.
Yet, in much of the world, doing well still implies that you must be up to no good, especially if you are dealing with the poor.
Dealing with the influx will require addressing the reasons that impel millions of people to flee their countries.
As a result, our mechanisms for dealing with risk can become increasingly differentiated and complex.
Its member governments need to agree on universal principles to establish an international framework for dealing with migration, and the UN itself should make governance of migration one of its central missions, rather than scattering the task across different agencies.
Four areas will be of vital importance:1. managing relations with Russia:2. defusing the transatlantic burden-sharing debate3. dealing with the effects of France’s policy toward NATO4. coping with the dilutive effects of expansionRelations between Russia and NATO appear to have benefitted from a convergence of skill and good fortune.
Yet dealing with returning women and children has become another controversy in itself.
For the really hard work is only now beginning: dealing with all the internal practical and political problems that these enlargements will bring, as well as reckoning with countries in the membership waiting rooms, in particular Russia.
Were the moral overtones of dealing with the Qaddafis so obvious before the Arab revolutions spread to Libya?
Russia’s government has, in fact, made serious mistakes in dealing with the crisis.
But American women voters know quite well what their own struggles are: paying the bills, educating their kids, dealing with a degenerated, costly health-care system, and so on.
With one refugee for every two citizens, Lebanon is dealing with a massive increase in demand for public services such as health care and education.
Dealing with this emergency requires, above all, saying and doing the opposite of what has most often been said and done.
Ninth, the alternatives for dealing with nuclear proliferation do not improve with the passage of time.
Now caution has been replaced by a sense of urgency in dealing with these and other challenges, and by awareness of the need for technical and other forms of assistance.
We should be examining how to make derivatives and repo investors assume the full risk of their decisions when dealing with systemically vital financial institutions.
Finally, both Indonesia (after the Asian financial crisis of 1997) and Turkey (after its 2001 crisis) are recent examples of Muslim-majority countries that decisively overcame economic mishaps while dealing with major domestic political transitions.
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