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And, second, did ideological blinders prevent the IMF from acknowledging that deregulation could contribute to a disastrous outcome?
This optimism about the US economy is based on positive business- and consumer-confidence indicators and rising stock prices, in anticipation of fiscal stimulus and deregulation.
The prospect of companies “suddenly grappling with a new, unpredictable force in their operations,” should force anyone who is anticipating a new dawn of deregulation to think twice.
Moreover, this was a bipartisan effort, with both parties unified behind financial deregulation and trade deals that undermined the US economy.
Guided by one of the architects of the problem, Hank Paulson, who had advocated for deregulation and allowing banks to take on even more leveraging, it was no surprise that the administration veered from one policy to another – each strategy supported with absolute conviction, until minutes before it was abandoned for another.
China's reforms are marked by partial liberalization, two-track pricing, limited deregulation, financial restraint, an unorthodox legal regime, and the absence of clear private property rights.
As we now know, that led to a period of easy monetary conditions, which, together with financial deregulation and technological developments, sowed the seeds of the 2007 financial crisis and the ensuing recession.
Simply put, deregulation, privatization, reduced public services, and refocusing corporate management on earnings – all this suits too many people.
The financial sector’s inexcusable recklessness, given free rein by mindless deregulation, was the obvious precipitating factor of the crisis.
That was achieved by US bankers, who, taking advantage of deregulation and financial interconnectedness, misguided the global economy to the 2008 financial meltdown.
Low interest rates raised the present value of future profits, and the corporate tax reform enacted at the end of 2017, together with deregulation in several industries, has raised both current profits and expected future profits, contributing to the present value of future profits.
Recent short-term bank lending from Tokyo, New York, Frankfurt, and London to East Asian banks and businesses are an example of how financial integration and deregulation made fixed exchange rates vulnerable.
Southern white male senators play up the culture war in part to shield the Republicans’ mega-rich donors, who feast on corporate tax cuts and environmental deregulation while the party scapegoats African-Americans and Hispanics.
The efficient-market hypothesis – the belief that financial markets price risks correctly on average – provided the intellectual argument for extensive deregulation of banking in the 1980s and 1990s.
Until recently, the so-called Washington Consensus, with its emphasis on liberalization, deregulation, and privatization, shaped economic policy worldwide.
Their approach consists in hindering globalization – while maintaining or even enhancing other aspects of the Washington Consensus, such as financial deregulation – and strengthening democracy through the nation-state.
And financial deregulation will mostly favor large global banks, encourage reckless risk-taking, and set the stage for another large-scale crisis.
Most of that is owed to the International Monetary Fund, which is rightly insisting on a more transparent privatization process, administrative reform, deregulation, anti-corruption and other measures before allowing the country to borrow new cash or roll over its current debt.
Product-market deregulation and falling trade barriers belong to what academics call microeconomics.
The liberal model has become severely tarnished, owing to the rise in inequality and the plight of the middle class in the West, together with the financial crisis that deregulation spawned.
In the US, for example, there is a temptation to capitalize on the Trump administration’s deregulation drive in areas including oil drilling, consumer protection, immigration, trade policy, and environmental safeguards.
The Big Bang of Economic FreedomWhy is it so difficult to implement the deregulation needed to make an economy more competitive?
Examples of the benefits of deregulation abound.
Whereas regulation creates unearned rents for overprotected minorities (taxi drivers, notaries, airline pilots, and telecom or electricity workers), deregulation reduces these rents and redistributes them to the general public.
But because overprotected minorities enjoy privileged access to politicians, it is no surprise that deregulation incites so much fierce--and effective--opposition.
Workers and management oppose deregulation because openness to competition would eliminate their unearned premiums.
The big bang approach gives workers a stake in liberalization and thus makes deregulation politically easier to pursue.
Here again, winning the battle for deregulation requires convincing consumers that they stand to benefit.
Piecemeal deregulation is doomed to fail.
Here is something the Euro will do: reinforce financial deregulation (national and cross border) in Europe to create a broad and deep capital market.
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