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Whenever a new country joined, it received financial aid, while
existing
members gained access to a new market.
The lesson is clear: even high-class businesses are only as professional as the
existing
institutional infrastructure permits them to be.
Scientists are well positioned to provide this roadmap, because they know how to ask the right questions, design experiments, draw evidenced-based conclusions, and apply new information to
existing
knowledge.
With it, policymakers can prioritize goals and investments; map
existing
resources and identify budget gaps; and establish mechanisms for sharing data and information across sectors.
Moreover, this plan leaves significant decision-making power at the national level – even as it encourages intra-eurozone cooperation – and builds on
existing
governance provisions.
[Chart]According to the European Social Survey, there is little agreement in Europe about whether refugees and migrants take
existing
jobs, or actually create new ones (see chart above).
These political rumbles worry creditor countries, which is reflected in the frequency of warnings from Germany that any new Greek government must adhere to
existing
agreements.
To move toward an ecologically sustainable and socially equitable agricultural model, we can leverage
existing
political frameworks, such as the European Union’s Common Agricultural Policy.
The IMF created the SDR in 1969 to supplement
existing
reserve currencies, thereby providing the global financial system with additional liquidity.
But there are growing signs that the rest of the world is gaining ground fast – building new universities, improving
existing
ones, competing hard for the best students, and recruiting US-trained PhDs to return home to work in university and industry labs.
For this reason, it is more important than ever that the international community upholds
existing
treaty obligations, starting with the 1968 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
Not only would it destabilize the
existing
nuclear order and heighten many countries’ sense of insecurity; it would also deepen armed states’ attachment to the bombs they already have.
That will require carefully identifying the weak spots of the
existing
order, and forging coalitions of the willing to address them.
As a relatively small number of people have claimed a growing piece of the pie, in the form of rents and profits, surging inequality of wealth and income has fueled widespread frustration with
existing
economic and political arrangements.
The large
existing
community of former immigrants could be helpful in articulating and implementing that delicate balance, imperfect as it may have been at times.
China’s
existing
portfolio of some $3 trillion worth of dollar bonds and other foreign securities exposes it to two distinct risks: inflation in the United States and Europe, and a rapid devaluation of the dollar relative to the euro and other currencies.
During the past 12 months, China had a current-account surplus of nearly $300 billion, which must be added to China’s
existing
holdings of securities denominated in dollars, euros, and other foreign currencies.
The combination of faster household-spending growth and the
existing
level of exports would cause production bottlenecks and strain capacity, leading to faster increases in the prices of domestically produced goods.
But Obama also knows that if the
existing
nuclear states want others to accept tougher restrictions, they will have to cut back their nuclear arsenals.
A small surcharge on the
existing
VAT is the best, and, indeed, the only feasible, solution.
Indeed, the
existing
order plays to Europe’s strengths, while mitigating its weaknesses.
As things stand in Saudi Arabia, the US administration has no credible ally for change outside of the
existing
regime.
Foreign customers’ search for alternatives is underway in both
existing
and emerging industries.
With higher aggregate demand and more efficient use of
existing
human capital and other resources, economies could achieve a significant boost in medium-term growth, even without productivity gains.
Rather than giving these new politicians time to broker compromises, the Americans imposed a divisive constitutional process that exacerbated
existing
fissures, leading to the civil war of 2006-2007.
Both amount to pressing challenges, though migration may be the most urgent issue, given the surge in recent years that has overwhelmed
existing
frameworks.
Countries should deepen
existing
partnerships and strive to create new ones.
First, highly indebted countries should be allowed to swap
existing
debt for new bonds issued at a heavy discount.
Converting
existing
sovereign debt into new bonds attached to GDP warrants would work like a debt/equity swap in a corporate bankruptcy.
In exchange for a reduction of its
existing
debt, the Argentinean government issued new bonds linked to GDP warrants and committed 5% of future annual GDP growth above 3.3% to a pool shared among creditors.
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