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Specifically, the region would benefit from grants to local entrepreneurs, concessional
financing
and loans to foreign investors, and budgetary support from the government.
There was also excess in the securitized products that converted these debts into toxic financial derivatives; in borrowing by local governments; in
financing
for leveraged buyouts that should never have occurred; in corporate bonds that will now suffer massive losses in a surge of defaults; in the dangerous and unregulated credit default swap market.
Even more broadly, they can take steps to create a market that more efficiently connects institutional investors seeking stable, long-term returns and projects that need
financing.
Beyond financing, making the infrastructure sector more efficient represents an even bigger opportunity.
Owing to easy
financing
and regulatory forbearance, aggregate supply has risen as “zombie” companies have proliferated.
This past autumn, IMF members endorsed the G-20’s proposals, and asked the Fund to address four key reform areas – the so called “Istanbul Decisions” – in 2010: the IMF’s mandate, the Fund’s
financing
role, governance, and multilateral surveillance.
Second, following from the mandate question, we need to work closely with members to determine the optimal
financing
role of the IMF.
But when one looks at the 1.3% annual growth rate of after-tax real income that the CBO calculates for the bottom quintile, 0.9 percentage points comes from the growth of the health-care
financing
programs Medicare, Medicaid, and the State Children’s Health Insurance Program.
Moreover, only half of those expenditures show up as more health care received by program beneficiaries; the other half flow into the general US health-care
financing
system and cover care that was previously uncompensated.
And America’s health-care
financing
system is uniquely inefficient: other OECD countries get more in terms of health and healthcare services from every dollar they spend than America gets from every $2 it spends.
Hence the necessity of something like the individual health-insurance mandate of the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (“Obamacare”), or of biting the bullet and adopting a single-payer system for
financing
health care.
Frankly, I am of two minds on the relationship between growing government health-care
financing
programs and inequality.
This is because most of the expansion is not the equivalent of a greater income for America’s poor in any reasonable sense, and because America gets relatively little value for its health-care
financing.
But the health-care coverage and
financing
gaps that existed in America in 1979 made it a much more unequal place than the income-distribution data showed.
This UN conference, like an earlier one on
financing
for developing countries, demonstrated the key role that the UN must play in any global discussion about reforming the global financial and economic system.
Government plays a central role in
financing
the services that people want, like education and health care.
Moreover, many of the network’s biggest economies have developed policies for sustainability
financing
that are in line with international best practices.
Much work remains to be done to improve practices for
financing
sustainability in the world’s emerging economies.
Moreover, unlike the bank-funded initiatives of 3-4 years ago, which led to a worrisome overhang of local-government debt, the central government seems likely to play a much greater role in
financing
the current round of projects.
But, since the Monterrey conference, major additional development-finance needs have been identified, including aid-for-trade schemes and
financing
for climate-change mitigation and adaptation.
The UN’s 2012 World Economic and Social Survey on new development finance discusses various existing and proposed innovations in financing, intermediation, and disbursement.
Over the last six years, roughly $6 billion has been allotted to innovative sources of financing, compared to current annual ODA of more than $120 billion – and far less than the almost $20 trillion committed by G-20 countries to economic recovery (including bailouts) since 2008.
The second problem is the lack of global
financing.
These basic steps – agreeing on global goals, mobilizing the
financing
needed to meet them, and identifying the scientific expertise and organizations needed to implement solutions – is basic management logic.
New Year, Same CrisisDAVOS – The measures introduced by the European Central Bank last December, especially the Long Term Refinancing Operation (LTRO), have relieved the liquidity problems of European banks, but have not cured the
financing
disadvantage of the highly indebted member states.
The current crisis in Ukraine began with President Viktor Yanukovych’s decision to reject a European Union Association Agreement, opting instead for a deal with Russia that included desperately needed
financing.
But studies of domestic
financing
and international donor-country contributions (official development assistance) revealed that annual spending toward the 2015 education MDGs and EFA goals fell $22 billion short of what would have been needed.
FTI was revamped and transformed into the Global Partnership for Education, but, to date, donor
financing
totals only about $500 million annually, or 80 times less than what will be needed to achieve the education SDGs.
While there is talk of developing innovative
financing
mechanisms, studies of private-sector contributions have shown these efforts to be small-scale, self-interested, uncoordinated, and misdirected; billionaire philanthropists have put relatively little money into education.
Multilateral agencies like the World Bank and bilateral agencies like the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development have been promoting and
financing
these efforts.
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