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Moreover, even if prices on average exhibit some downward flexibility, deflation necessarily increases the real rate of interest, given that nominal interest rates cannot fall below zero.
Macron’s reforms aim at increasing what is euphemistically called labor-market
flexibility.
Greater flexibility, according to this view, will enable French firms to adjust more efficiently to changing market conditions, which in turn will make them more competitive and dynamic, giving the French economy a boost.
Might reforms that increase labor-market
flexibility
give French industry a similar lift?
The choices are more extreme in countries where the imbalances are more severe and markets suffer more policy-induced impediments to the private-sector flexibility, mobility, and dynamism that continue to benefit the US.
Meanwhile, average public debt has soared to 87% of GDP, leaving little space for policy
flexibility
or innovation.
He has, after all, eliminated the wealth tax, introduced greater labor-market flexibility, cut housing benefits, and introduced reforms to higher education – policies that a majority of right-wing voters embrace.
But, by renegotiating the Fund’s Articles of Agreement, the US, seeking greater flexibility, and France, which sought the kind of predictability that the gold standard had provided, were able to revive it.
In practice, however, the construction of legal foundations could weaken the Chinese government’s operational
flexibility
when responding to a Taiwanese move toward independence.
Argentina’s Senate recently reacted to very high unemployment by passing a labor market reform bill that cuts union power and gives employers
flexibility
in hiring and firing.
Under a coalition model, country groupings might change, depending on the issue at hand, thereby allowing for more
flexibility.
In attempting to predict which governments might face a similar fate this time, the basic criteria – in addition to the oil slump’s financial impact – are resilience and
flexibility.
The country is the world’s lowest-cost oil producer; and, though its political rigidity is beyond question, it is showing economic
flexibility
by cutting its budget and introducing wide-ranging reforms.
The US, the IMF, and others had encouraged Asian countries to increase exchange-rate
flexibility.
Meanwhile, excessive income and wealth inequalities are weakening the fabric of societies; persistent joblessness in advanced countries is undermining productivity and skills; policy effectiveness and
flexibility
are deteriorating; and the world economy is facing increasing challenges in accommodating the development breakout phase in systemically important emerging economies.
Moreover, promoting greater student/worker mobility and improving labor-market flexibility, both within countries and across the region, would help to improve the allocation of skilled workers.
The ultimate goal is to ensure that China eventually gains the
flexibility
and financial prerogatives that come with being a reserve-currency country.
Investors who have bet against Japan in the past have been badly burned, grossly underestimating the Japanese people’s remarkable
flexibility
and resilience.
The
flexibility
of the US Supreme Court in this regard is admirable.
More confident politics and less reliance on Hamilton's third power would add to the
flexibility
of a society.
Implementing such a strategy may differ from country to country, depending on administrative capacity, the prevailing incentive regime, the
flexibility
of the fiscal system, the degree of sophistication of the financial sector, and the underlying political economy.
No
flexibility
existed within either bloc for smaller groups of members to deploy alliance assets.
NATO members themselves also have much more
flexibility
to draw on NATO’s collective assets.
Indeed, hopes had been rising since the election of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, a reputed moderate who seemed ready to bring a new level of openness and
flexibility
to negotiations.
The prospect of sustained long-term growth and social justice requires that Europe's new institutions retain sufficient
flexibility
to reshape themselves as they confront new problems.
There are enormous differences among EU members in terms of the size of their public sectors, the
flexibility
of their labor markets, and almost any socio-economic indicator that one can think of.
In Europe, where competition and
flexibility
are in short supply, indeed are disdained by political leaders, the central bank must be preemptive.
He sees that a subset of Venetians are upset about the loss of manufacturing jobs – they lacked the skills or
flexibility
to move to higher-value-added sectors – and he capitalizes on it.
There can be no doubt that before coming to the US, Iran’s new president studied Obama’s letter to Khamenei, who promised “heroic flexibility” in negotiations.
His electoral platform will remain the most promising in the immediate future, particularly since United Russia lacks the courage and
flexibility
to embrace contemporary Russian conservatism.
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