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By last summer, most of Europe was already enjoying a decent recovery, when renewed fears of disintegration, this time caused by politics, not finance, suddenly overwhelmed the improvement in economic conditions.
Then, Pierre Moscovici, the finance minister, said that Europe might grant France a delay in meeting the 3%-of-GDP budget-deficit target mandated from this year onward under the eurozone’s newly ratified fiscal compact.
In France’s case, the loss of competitiveness and resulting sharp decline in export performance has been aggravated by relying on crushing taxation of labor to finance generous welfare programs and top-drawer public services (a practice exacerbated by stifling labor-market regulation).
Indeed, until now, Europe's worries about public finance have centered on Germany, France, and Portugal.
With its systemic negative effects on finance, trade, and labor mobility, Brexit marks a major setback for globalization.
The UK’s trade, finance, and immigration arrangements are far too complex and entrenched to be renegotiated quickly.
After WWII, global integration finally began anew, first in trade and then, since the 1980s, in finance.
Prior to the 2008-2009 global financial crisis, most indicators of global trade and finance had reached new peaks, and European unification contributed significantly this.
But, with the onset of the crisis, cross-border finance in Europe shrank as highly leveraged eurozone economies began to lose access to international capital markets, and concerns about private and public insolvency took center stage.
The global financial crisis dealt a significant blow to globalization, especially in terms of trade and finance.
For the next decade, however, and especially for the next five years, there will be no escape from the need to rely on international financing, and mainly grant assistance, to finance the rebuilding effort.
There should be one major multi-donor bank account to finance the heavy outlays required for Haiti’s recovery.
Indeed, Europe’s finance ministries face a dilemma over how much of their stretched national budgets to allocate to the military; and European defense officials must somehow ensure that precious funding is spent in the most efficient manner.
These commitments come after Deutsche Bank announced a $3.5 billion fund in 2016 to help finance sustainable energy projects in Africa, including 10,500 solar mini-grids systems.
When world leaders meet in Addis Ababa in July for the Financing for Sustainable Development Summit, they must agree to channel aid to those countries with the least access to other sources of finance, the greatest difficulty in attracting investors, and the weakest tax systems.
Globalization and technological change are reshaping production throughout Europe, leading to the decline of traditional industries and rapid growth of high-technology manufacturing, banking and finance, scientific research, and business services.
From the end of World War II until 2007, Western political leaders at least acted as if they were interested in achieving full employment, price stability, an acceptably fair distribution of income and wealth, and an open international order in which all countries would benefit from trade and finance.
Morocco already provides expertise in finance, telecoms, energy, agriculture, and food security across the continent; indeed, it is now Africa’s second-largest investor, after South Africa.
This precludes deficit finance to boost growth.
Germany has been willing to provide emergency finance to debt-strapped eurozone members like Greece on the condition that they “put their houses in order” – cut social spending, sell off state assets, and take other steps to make themselves more competitive.
Mr. Alejandro Foxley, Chile's first finance Minister after the return of democracy in 1990, and one of the architects of the country's extraordinary economic success, is another ideal candidate to lead the IMF.
It is said that with the globalization of finance the world needs a central bank and that the IMF is the natural basis on which to build such a capacity.
The basic lessons of US success should be recognized: macroeconomic stability; budgetary prudence; global trade, competition and de-monopolization in telecommunications and finance; and an active industrial policy geared towards a knowledge-based economy, building upon science, research and development, information technology, and higher education.
But the Union's finance ministers would be better off pushing the internal reforms Europe needs, rather than following the Bush example and pressing the European Central Bank to force a strong currency down to earth.
He arrived with Anatoli's Chubais' team from St. Petersburg in November that year, first becoming deputy minister of finance and soon deputy chairman of the CBR.
The structure of global imbalances, with the US the big borrower and emerging markets the creditors, presents a rare opportunity to finance a change in governance at the IMF.
International investors were initially quite willing to finance the government, but risk premia started to increase when the deficits became chronic.
The EU should make it clear to Hamas that the Union is not going to finance terror and is not going to finance a refusal to make peace.
We have the donors, so there is no shortage of money to finance our efforts, which, I am sure, will be realized.
Fourth, there is no connection between the size of national debt and the price that a government must pay to finance it.
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