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The most important of these trends is developing countries’ growing role in
financing
green investments.
Capital investment is not the only way that developing countries are
financing
the shift toward a less carbon-intensive future.
Rising electricity and water tariffs, and changes in the allocation of growing tax revenues, reflect a broader approach to green
financing.
In China, there are no subprime mortgages, and the down payment on the purchase price required to qualify for
financing
can exceed 50%.
Several detailed recent calculations provide credible estimates of how much external
financing
developing countries will need to achieve SDG 4.A UNESCO study puts the total at $39.5 billion per year.
A report by the International Commission on
Financing
Education Opportunity, led by former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown, similarly put developing countries’ external
financing
needs at tens of billions of dollars per year.
With Africa’s school-age population accounting for roughly one-third of the total, the per capita
financing
requirement is about $100.
External aid can and should cover the
financing
gap so that all children can attend school.
Public finance (or, in some cases, government-regulated cooperative insurance funds that amount to public financing) pays for most discretionary medical services, with private insurance supplementing only minimal extra services.
Second, public
financing
of health care frees the poor to use their money to satisfy other needs.
Third, publicly
financing
health could increase overall employment.
And it seems likely that Russia has been intervening directly in the internal politics of Western democracies, using leaks of sensitive documents and
financing
right-wing populists, from Marine Le Pen to Donald Trump, who would be supportive of the Kremlin.
Because mini-grids require less capital investment than grid expansion, it can be easier to secure
financing
for them, meaning that they can electrify communities that might have to wait years for a grid connection.
One obstacle is the lack of proven commercial business models and adequate and appropriate forms of
financing.
One key argument for forcing central banks to adhere to strict inflation targets is that it eliminates the temptation to use “monetary financing” (purchases of government bonds) unexpectedly, either to stimulate the economy or to inflate away its debt.
What is worse, the argument goes, the expectation of monetary
financing
would drive governments to borrow excessively.
Moreover, as the OMT announcement demonstrated, a credible promise to use monetary
financing
in the event of such a crisis can prevent it from arising in the first place – with no inflationary action required.
Refusing to consider any amount of monetary financing, and continuing to adhere to a strict inflation target, would have been much more difficult to justify.
Opponents of central-bank intervention are right about one thing: monetary
financing
carries serious risks.
Another possibility would be to establish a multilateral mechanism for
financing
the direct legal empowerment of citizens worldwide.
As a result, a global
financing
mechanism is crucial.
As long as the world's (economically) advanced countries maintain this attitude, innovative approaches to
financing
economic development - and global public goods more generally - need to be tested.
As a result, some global income sits around rather than
financing
investments that poor countries need.
This is important because the US might oppose any plan that undermines demand for Treasury bills (and thus its guaranteed access to low-cost financing).
This much is clear: addressing the plight of the world's poorest countries and providing the global public goods needed in this age of globalization requires us to explore innovative ways of raising the necessary
financing.
The US accepted the lower valuation of the renminbi as long as China returned the dollars that it earned from bilateral merchandise trade by
financing
America’s budget deficit.
Despite its withdrawal from
financing
the US government, China remains the world’s largest net capital exporter, a position that it has held since 2006.In2007 and 2008, China exported on average about $400 billion of capital annually.
To be sure, the Chinese always restrained themselves from private real-estate
financing
in the US.
The deal with the vulture funds was supposed to reduce the cost of
financing
and boost investor confidence, thereby attracting inflows of foreign direct investment (FDI).
It is one instrument among many that are needed, along with reforms to increase transparency, protect whistleblowers, prevent tax evasion, clean up campaign financing, and reduce officials’ discretionary power, which allows them to profit from the power to permit.
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