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So, too, are signs of newfound policy discipline – such as a central bank that seems determined to wean China off excessive credit creation and fiscal authorities that have resisted the timeworn temptation of yet another massive round of spending initiatives to counter a slowdown.
That would require some agreement about appropriate “equilibrium” exchange rates, with a fairly wide band that would allow for uncertainty and permit the market to exert its own discipline.
But while governments dictated broad sectoral priorities, banks decided the firm-by-firm allocation and extended credit via loan contracts, which imposed financial discipline.
Officials seem worried that a larger public role might undermine financial discipline; in other words, like the advanced economies before 2008, they assume that dangers to efficiency and stability result solely from an overactive state.
As that day approaches, are member governments changing their ideas about what discipline will determine the euro’s value?
Later, the NTC was unable to impose discipline on the myriad militias that formed to fight Qaddafi’s troops, or even to direct foreign weapons efficiently to the fledgling Libyan National Army.
The recent installation of retired Marine Corps general John Kelly, formerly Trump’s Secretary for Homeland Security, as Chief of Staff, replacing the hapless Reince Priebus, has reduced some of the internal chaos and induced a bit more discipline in Trump’s behavior.
Keen Trump observers expect that he’ll soon begin to chafe under the discipline Kelly has encouraged.
Fiscal discipline remains essential, as are deep structural reforms.
For example, while a fully floating currency would create a beneficial combination of discipline and flexibility, it might best be delayed in favor of an adjustable (“crawling”) peg to some anchor currencies.
If the public is to support such a shift toward discretion over rules, however, the system of fiscal governance for the eurozone members must be subject to real market discipline.
Only then can the eurozone achieve a stabilizing compromise between market discipline and any move toward even limited risk sharing.
A new set of rules – with the goal of strengthening market discipline – would also provide incentives for diversification.
One such idea also envisages the creation of sovereign-debt backed collateralized debt obligations While CDOs would not require any joint guarantees, they would help to enforce market discipline, while making it easier for the European Central Bank to implement monetary policy.
Cheap money from abroad juiced an already fragile financial regulatory and supervisory structure that needed discipline more than cash.
For example, when the Delors Committee prepared its report in 1988-1989 on how a monetary union could be established in Europe, experts devoted considerable attention to the issue of whether market pressure would suffice to discipline states.
Nor can one argue that Brazil’s government under President Lula has not been characterized by moderation, following a more orthodox economic policy even than that of its predecessor, one based on fiscal discipline, budget surpluses, and an anti-inflationary monetary policy.
The Pact's objective - to enforce fiscal discipline in countries that share the same currency - is worthy.
The challenge, therefore, is to combine long-run discipline with short-run flexibility.
With the NTC unable to impose discipline on its soldiers, such violence is likely to increase as army soldiers and militias evacuate Qaddafi strongholds.
A few, like Germany, had built deep economic and financial resilience through years of fiscal discipline and structural reforms.
Europe's states have been able to achieve this discipline primarily because they are democracies.
Last May, Higgins told economics students at the University of Chicago that they were studying a deformed discipline, torn from its ethical and philosophical roots.
That would impose tough fiscal discipline, indeed.
Fourth, in recent years the lack of fiscal discipline has been costly for the Indian economy, as excessive demand arising from large deficits translated into stubbornly high inflation and was partly responsible for large current-account deficits.
Fiscal discipline should be a priority, not an afterthought.
The second problem is imposing discipline on national policies in order to preempt the temptation to export domestic inflation or unemployment.
Under the gold standard, discipline was automatic.
Since the G-20’s meeting at Cannes last November, for example, Europe has increased its financial firewalls by €200 billion ($252 billion), restructured Greek debt, taken steps towards strengthening its banks and banking regulations, established rules for fiscal discipline, and implemented a range of labor- and product-market reforms.
In the QE era, monetary policy has lost any semblance of discipline and coherence.
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