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For decades, we've tried to motivate people with money, even though we've got a vast amount of research that shows that money
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social connectedness.
The thing that
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trust in an organization faster than anything else is when employees feel that they're being treated unfairly.
PA: We learned so much about movement, about love and about art at its most impactful: when it articulates the impossible and when it
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individualism, when it plays into the gray places of our black and white worlds, when it does what our democracy does not, when it reminds us that we are not islands, when it adorns every street but Wall Street and Madison Avenue, when it reminds us that we are not islands and refuses to succumb to the numbness, when it indicts empire and inspires each and every one of us to love, tell the truth and make revolution irresistible.
In an environment that defies so much forecasting, efficiency won't just not help us, it specifically undermines and
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our capacity to adapt and respond.
We're putting in a copper stent, and this copper stent
erodes
the artery and causes heart attacks.
We cannot expand anymore, because it
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the planetary boundaries.
When inequality reaches such proportions, it
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the very basis of the social contract.
Likewise, as France slides into a governance crisis and its leaders’ credibility rapidly erodes, the leading French intellectual Alain Minc has published Vive l’Allemagne (“Long Live Germany”), in which he argues that Germany is Europe’s healthiest and most democratic country.
Latin America’s governments and citizens can recognize and address distortions in their own thinking, or they can remain on a path of corruption and violence that
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states and citizenship alike.
But the other credit crisis is equally consequential, and receives much less attention, even as it
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societies’ integrity, productive capabilities, and ability to maintain living standards (particularly for the least fortunate).
Impunity, in turn,
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the credibility of the country’s institutions, including public hospitals and clinics.
This
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support for the free-enterprise system.
British Prime Minister David Cameron drew the right conclusion from this: Welfare magnetism not only leads to an inefficient geographical distribution of people; it also
erodes
and damages the magnet.
A too-rapid inflow of immigrants weakens bonds of solidarity, and, in the long run,
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the affective ties required to sustain the welfare state.
Will gold maintain its purchasing power value if inflation
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the purchasing power of the dollar or the euro?
Trumpi’s approach
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the rules-based global economic order that had served the world – and Venice – so well.
Second, we could opt to expose our information to a form of digital “rusting,” so that it slowly
erodes
(and we would need to take proactive steps should we ever wish to recover some of it).
The old movements of the 20th century are largely exhausted: classic conservatism because the world changes too rapidly for conservatism as stasis to be coherent or appealing; classic socialism because the rapidity of change
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traditional labor positions in exactly the same way.
Meanwhile, crony capitalism fuels income inequality, impedes rural development, and
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the education system.
It
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the relative security in which the rich world could shelter itself, as in a cocoon.
Why do some societies achieve the compromises needed to sustain an independent judiciary and a modern regulatory framework – both necessary for an efficient modern economy – while others perpetuate a partisan, winner-take-all approach to governance that weakens public policy and
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private-sector confidence?
It has also become clear that inequality
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social cohesion, and increases the risk of violence and instability.
This
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an economy’s skills base and saps its long-term productive capacities.
But imposing major losses on Cypriot banks’ depositors violates the deposit-insurance guarantee that forms part of the proposed European banking union, while the imposition of capital controls further
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the monetary union’s foundations.
But this does not necessarily work in an imperfectly functioning monetary union, such as the eurozone, where the continual appearance of systemic flaws
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confidence; in such circumstances, the result may be hoarding and capital outflows, rather than increased spending.
In a crony capitalist system, threatening the governing elite’s wealth rapidly
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loyalty to the regime.
Such opting-out not only
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NATO’s cohesion, but also renders smart defense impracticable, as no NATO country will be willing to forego certain military equipment without a guarantee that its allies will provide it when necessary.
The more a leader deceives the public, the more he
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trust, weakens institutions, and creates damaging precedents.
The strong will always manage, but the weak will bear the burden of a nostalgic protectionism that
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the benefits of globalization.
This
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net interest margins, puts pressure on certain fee structures, and makes certain providers more cautious about entering into long-term financial relationships.
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