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This is not new: US federal legislation has long mandated a complete cutoff of American
financing
to any United Nations agency in which Palestine is a full member.
Rising stock-market capitalization also helps to reduce the real economy’s exposure to bank
financing.
CAMBRIDGE – In recent years, as the World Bank’s
financing
role has been eclipsed by the rise of private capital and a surge in money from China, its leaders have been desperately seeking a new mission.
Whatever remains for public investments are sure to be wasted, as projects tend to pass cost-benefit analysis when the
financing
comes from easy money, generously provided by mother nature.
In reality, underinvestment and investment with debt
financing
are equivalent in one crucial respect: they both transfer costs to a future cohort.
But even debt
financing
would be better than no investment at all, given the deadweight losses.
Many even believe that their contributions accrue to an individual, capitalized, account, rather than
financing
the benefits paid to current pensioners.
A formula for burden sharing would be needed that gradually increases domestic
financing.
And women in developing countries are more likely to work in an inefficient informal economy; to be prevented by discriminatory laws from owning land; and to face bias in establishing, developing, and
financing
their own businesses.
To overcome this bottleneck, the IMF has compromised, by reviving the practice of approving a
financing
program “in principle.”
But the IMF refrains from actually disbursing its own loans, pending a more satisfactory outcome on overall
financing
assurances (in this case, proper debt relief for Greece).
The arrangement would shift more of the
financing
burden to Europe, where it properly belongs.
Rather than scaring global corporations and their home states, China would retain strong political support abroad – and the
financing
that it needs for its continued development.
This holding pattern is particularly harmful because profound transformation will surely depend on
financing
from a sound sovereign bond market, which cannot function properly until uncertainty related to the government’s contingent liabilities – all those implicit guarantees – has been resolved.
This allows these banks to obtain more debt
financing
on better terms (from their perspective).
The GAO responded by producing a deeply muddled report that followed the financial industry’s suggestion of focusing almost exclusively on the difference in bond spreads (interest rates on various forms of financing) between the largest banks and some of their competitors.
Some
financing
for investment must come from local sources, just as the down payment on a home must come from a prudent family’s saving.
Moreover, these new
financing
mechanisms “have not been crisis tested,” according to the report, “are subject to conditions prevailing in providing countries,” and “do not cover several systemically significant” economies.
Thus, indirectly, the budget has enabled leveraging of
financing
in order to support crisis countries – an expression of European solidarity that has gone fully unnoticed.
Doing so might improve credit ratings, thereby facilitating the European Commission’s efforts to raise
financing
on favorable terms.
Moreover, given current fiscal constraints, the EU budget should be used more systematically to leverage
financing
of strategic private-sector investments with the support of the European Investment Bank (EIB).
The political leaders of the Nationalist (Christian Democratic) Party and the Labor Party have enacted a law whereby, since 1994, they alone share more than €200,000 state
financing.
Yanukovych, whose campaign relies on
financing
from the main beneficiaries of the old, corrupt energy system, seems certain to undo these reforms, thus reintroducing grave risks into European energy markets.
While riding the crest of the last oil boom in the late 1970’s, Nigeria’s military leaders nationalized the assets of British Petroleum and became champions of pan-African co-operation,
financing
several African liberation movements.
As a result, innovative
financing
mechanisms like the Green Climate Fund are struggling to get off the ground, and have yet to offer a vision for unlocking capital at scale.
Once the crisis erupted and Greece lost access to new private lending, the “troika” (the IMF, the ECB, and the European Commission) provided massively subsidized long-term
financing.
Second, much of the
financing
for Greece’s debts came from German and French banks that earned huge profits by intermediating loans from their own countries and from Asia.
Amazon’s lofty price/earnings multiple indicates that investors are not shy about
financing
its long-term future.
Indeed, it will be a central theme at this week’s
financing
commission summit in Oslo.
In order to rescue the country’s banks from their bad lending decisions, Merkel breached the Maastricht Treaty’s “no-bailout” rule, which bans member governments from
financing
their peers, and forced European taxpayers to lend to an insolvent Greece.
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