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This return differential cannot be arbitraged away, because one needs the knowhow to get the higher returns.
That number is then adjusted for the inflation differential between the country and its trading partners.
Today, the differential is much lower.
For a Spanish or Italian small firm, the interest-rate differential remains as high as it was.
How can such a differential persist in what is supposed to be a single, integrated financial market?
Similarly, Sanders and his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, favor effectively doing away with differential treatment of capital gains – a major reason why the richest Americans often enjoy lower rates.
This resulted in a significant reduction in the interest-rate differential with other countries, which, together with a more active intervention policy in the spot and future markets, brought the exchange rate to a much more competitive level, despite the global currency war.
With short-term interest rates in the United States near zero, and the “natural” interbank interest rate in faster-growing China at near 4%, an expected 3% appreciation, for example, translates into an “effective” interest-rate differential of 7%.
One key problem that must be addressed relates to “special and differential treatment” (S&D).
But the decline in the pay differential between skilled and unskilled workers – what economists call the “skill premium” – has also played an important role.
A number of factors are responsible for the growth in the 90/50 differential.
What is likely is a return to the pre-crisis differential: from 1990 to 2008 (excluding the 1997-1998 Asian financial crisis), aggregate per capita growth in the emerging world was about 2.5 percentage points higher than that in the advanced countries.
In the 2008-2012 period, that differential increased to more than four percentage points.
China will continue to account for a big part of the differential.
A serious slowdown in emerging economies would lead to another marked slowdown in the advanced economies, too, so that the growth differential would likely remain relatively stable, at least in yearly data.
Labor mobility from poorer to richer areas provides a shock absorber against differential economic hardship.
In a non-clinical context, individuals at risk in the future may be regarded as deserving differential treatment before it is known whether or not the disease will ever occur.
Thus, the interest-rate differential, like the US rate hike itself, should already be priced into currency values.
They brought their institutions, technologies, and capital with them, and the wage differential between Europe and these new economies shrank from roughly 100% to 25%.
While people in a wide range of countries accept some degree of market-determined income variation, based on differential talents and personal preferences, there are limits.
As a result, external demand for China’s exports will be strong, while the interest-rate differential between China and the world’s advanced economies is resulting in massive capital inflows.
That price differential – and nothing else – is Italy’s problem.
(This differential is not as significant statistically, however, because equity prices are so volatile.)
In assessing Clinton’s statements on this topic, the fact-checkers make much of the finding by Blinder and Watson that, contrary to widespread assumptions, fiscal and monetary policies are not more “pro-growth” or expansionary under Democrats than under Republican presidents, and therefore cannot explain the performance differential.
This differential has been quite stable over time, although between 1947 and 1994 it was slightly higher at 8%.
Certainly, there have been extraordinary periods, such as the 1950s, when the differential between investing in the stock exchange in Milan and treasury securities climbed to over 22%.
But there were also unlucky periods; in the next decade (1961-1970), when the average differential was -2%.
Yet, during that period, the differential in returns between stocks and treasury securities was on the order of 6%.
Drug companies and other firms may well be eager to buy biobanks on which they can test their products for differential responses according to patients’ genetic make-up.
As a result of a current-account surplus and an interest-rate differential of 3-4%, foreign reserves reached $70.3 billion by the end of 2002--enough to cover almost 15 months of imports--up from only US$4 billion in 1990.
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