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And detailed evaluations have been launched in Mexico and elsewhere to quantify the effect.
For starters, they can simply systematize evaluations of the efficiency of public money.
Evaluations of those experiences led to last year’s announcement of more FTZs, as well as the Xiong’an New Area, an ambitious plan to transform – using cutting-edge technology – dusty plains in Hebei near Beijing and Tianjin into a dynamic green model city.
Moreover, if evaluations were made public, negative assessments could precipitate crises.
Difference in evaluations is approximately 20%.
Smaller countries face difficulties in ensuring anonymity: the number of qualified scientists within a specific field may be so small that researchers can easily guess who reviews which proposals, and powerful figures can retaliate for negative evaluations of their unpromising research ideas.
Learning requires some degree of extrapolation, converting randomized evaluations from hard evidence into soft evidence.
Micro-development economists need to recognize that one can learn from diverse types of evidence, and that, while randomized evaluations are tremendously useful, the utility of their results is often restricted by the narrow scope of their application.
A low point – perhaps one should say the height of ridiculousness – was reached last year when rating agencies intensified their surveillance of government debt, and markets that had been victimized by the agencies’ incompetence and bad faith became fixated on their evaluations.
Back home, they practice just-in-time manufacturing, 360-degree performance evaluations (including bosses reviewed by subordinates), and re-engineering - all with unmatched resourcefulness and purposefulness.
What ultimately determines the firm’s choice is a whole series of subjective evaluations of the likelihood of different scenarios, alongside a calculation of their costs and benefits.
Such broad evaluations tend to be rare.
An expenditure review based on systematic policy evaluations is the best approach to sorting out good spending from bad spending and thus maximize value for money.
Martyrdom led many Americans to elevate Kennedy to the ranks of great presidents like George Washington and Abraham Lincoln; but historians have been more restrained in their evaluations.
IMF consultations and evaluations have had little impact outside of economies that are heavily dependent on IMF programs.
Instant evaluations of political leaders are usually modified, often considerably, by subsequent generations.
Examples of paralysis abound: the absence of serious external evaluations at universities;Parliament’s blind spots regarding Government oversight; overlapping local power brokers; insufficient supervisory bodies in big companies.
The way to break a system of fawning and inaccessibility in our universities is to provide for international external evaluations.
As physicians with special training in forensic evaluations, we had traveled to Tijuana to meet with Juan, at the request of his lawyer.
The inclusion of the tax rate in the underlying indicators is so egregious that two independent evaluations commissioned by the World Bank suggested leaving it out.
This approach, which would include rigorous debt-sustainability evaluations of recipient countries, could mobilize resources on a scale commensurate with the crisis.
These evaluations should aim to anticipate a range of potential outcomes and weigh their respective costs and benefits to society.
With no change of course, the supply of quantitative policy evaluations will continue to rise just as demand for it from policymakers seems to be dropping.
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