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This entails strengthening China’s institutional foundations and establishing clear, transparent rules, in order to encourage experimentation and innovation, ensure the smooth exit of failed projects, and manage the fallout of
errors.
Untrained people with other things on their minds can make serious economic
errors.
Everyone knows that
errors
and omissions are large, especially when it comes to financial transactions.
The conventional wisdom is that the United States government would not have gone after JPM had these setbacks and
errors
become salient during the financial crisis.
He has never admitted these errors; on the contrary, he has retrospectively exaggerated his own prescience.
While
errors
by international and government forces are responsible for a far lower rate (about 14%) of civilian casualties, the impact on Afghan communities is no less severe.
The irony of scientists accepting this belief about themselves at face value is that, among the innumerable kinds of human errors, bias is a relentless nemesis to which scientists are as likely to succumb as anyone else.
The dollar has survived previous administrations’ egregious policy errors, and has defied repeated predictions of its demise.
But this may lead to
errors
when what we imitate is unrelated to success.
The Past is Never PastPARIS – A nation’s relationship with its past is crucial to its present and its future, to its ability to “move on” with its life, or to learn from its past errors, not to repeat them.
Chirac compounded his
errors
over Iraq in his approach to the new European Commission.
Progress requires identifying errors, which in turn calls for heterodox thinking.
But, as is often the case with natural-resource exploitation in developing countries – though not necessarily in Chile – the process has turned into a tragicomedy of errors, impeding the country’s development.
Like To Potami, a ten-month-old Greek political party of which I am a member, they advocate correcting policy
errors
that threaten the survival of the eurozone, in order to create a stronger EU.
But it seems unlikely that the
errors
could be so significant that they would change the basic conclusion: home affordability around the world is highly variable.
As a result, they lose their ability over time to evaluate critically their own actions and
errors.
The second way to reduce the financial system’s sensitivity to risk-estimation
errors
is to limit the flow of risks to institutions with a structural, rather than a statistical, capacity for holding that risk.
It is among these assumptions that the source of the
errors
must lie.
Such a political solution must, first and foremost, reflect an understanding of past
errors
and a commitment not to repeat them.
The choice to save the banks from the financial consequences of their own
errors
indicates a shift in values away from belief in the wisdom of the market.
Medical
errors
are so frequent that the World Health Organization has designed guidelines to ensure patient safety.
Doctors have made many
errors
that they could have avoided had these principles been applied.
Intelligent industrial policy requires mechanisms that recognize
errors
and revise strategies accordingly.
Yet, despite this deeply ingrained skepticism about human nature, we embrace humanity's talent for progress and innovation, because we recognize man's ability to correct mistakes and
errors.
In his new history of the post-2007 era, Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World, he shows that the economic history of the past ten years has been driven more by deep historical currents than by technocrats’
errors
of analysis and communication.
Although the Fund has committed grave
errors
(Thailand and Russia of late), a majority of economists reckon that they are hawking the right medicine.
Compared to the European Union, however, the Chinese government’s effort to correct its
errors
– by eventually allowing interest rates and stock values to slide – seems like a paragon of speed and efficiency.
The last five years of economic policymaking in the eurozone have been a remarkable comedy of
errors.
While Deng had castigated Mao’s “leftist” errors, Hu’s hagiographic address made no mention of his manifold blunders.
Furthermore, grave
errors
can occur when large data sets are mined using machine algorithms without having first having properly examined the decision that needs to be made.
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