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It is neither desirable nor feasible for China to return to the trajectory of 10% annual growth that it achieved in the three decades after 1980.
Brexit now makes leaving seem feasible and, to some, reasonable.
However, a DIT regime is feasible only for larger transition countries with relatively well developed financial markets.
The Group’s report this week concluded that raising $100 billion a year for developing countries is a feasible goal if the political will is there.
There are feasible policies that would work within long-term budget constraints.
All of the proposals are feasible within the current EU setup.
In the developing world, swine flu (so far) is much less serious than many endemic health threats, and the main risk-communication goal should be to help people get through their adjustment reaction, take precautions that are feasible, and refocus on other priorities.
First, he would devise a comprehensive set of economic-policy initiatives that are both feasible and desirable – and, again, the scope for major differences here is limited.
Is this feasible?
Decarbonization is feasible, though by no means easy.
So an independent fiscal authority modeled along the lines of an independent central bank is neither feasible nor desirable.
Deflecting an asteroid from its orbit when it is still hundreds of millions of miles from Earth is a feasible undertaking.
When a common DGS does become feasible, it should be combined with a new European Resolution Authority (ERA), an independent supervisory entity that follows, to some degree, the example of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in the United States and Japan’s Deposit Insurance Corporation.
And, by avoiding narrow debates, such as GDP versus income inequality, the SPI provides an essential tool with which to craft a feasible agenda that does just that.
Technical innovations like XML and print-on-demand make delivering the output technically feasible and inexpensive.
Then the populist appears and promises to shake things up, to defend the interests of the “people” (though really only some of them), and offers something arguably more attractive than feasible solutions: scapegoats.
And “ever-closer” political union has ceased to attract public support – if it ever did – and is thus not feasible today.
America’s interests are now so closely intertwined with China that a policy to isolate or confront it is not feasible.
Any sensible international trade regime must start from the recognition that it is neither feasible nor desirable to restrict the policy space countries have to design their own economic and social models.
The Swiss government’s careful evaluation of this approach demonstrated that heroin-assisted therapy is both feasible and cost-effective, and that it can bring patients significant health improvements.
In the meantime, however, not only Germany, but also Sweden, the Netherlands, Austria, and others, are running up against what is deemed to be politically feasible.
More spending on education, skills upgrading, and infrastructure, however, is a no-brainer almost everywhere, and is politically more feasible.
This “extend and pretend” or “lend and pray” approach is bound to fail, because, unfortunately, most of the options that indebted countries have used in the past to extricate themselves from excessive debt are not feasible.
Moreover, a social union - that is, a common European framework of social insurance systems for health, unemployment and retirement as well as social welfare - is not feasible and so should not be treated as essential to the Union.
But the more genes that are involved, the less feasible it becomes for personal genomics to test for all of them, and the more difficult the consumer will find it to interpret the results without professional help.
Establishing a large, standing international force under the UN’s control is not feasible and may not be optimal.
What is feasible is, they believe, at best a so-called “demoi-cracy” -- that is, the rule not of one people or “demos,” but of many peoples or “demoi” who deliberately assure and seek to maintain their diversity.
Despite efforts to cut expenditures and boost tax receipts, current and prospective obligations (including pension liabilities) far exceed any feasible increase in government revenues.
The US Institute of Medicine weighed in on the issue in a 2007 report: “Given the strong evidence of its effectiveness in treating opioid dependence, opioid agonist maintenance treatment should be made widely available where feasible.”
It is therefore unclear whether the current strategy of combining austerity and deflation is politically feasible, which explains the huge uncertainty hanging over the entire eurozone.
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