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Smart economic policy should aim not only to reduce inequality, but also to steer resources toward productive forms of wealth creation, while limiting less productive forms.
In wealthy countries, precarious, poorly paid, and even dangerous forms of employment are becoming increasingly common.
Since the 2008 financial crisis, many governments have reduced their investments in health, education, housing, and other forms of human capital.
Cooperatives, credit unions, and new forms of micro-financing could form networks that would ensure greater accessibility.
According to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification, various forms of desertification affect nearly 40% of Asia’s total land area.
And then the government, too, was induced to engage in decreasingly transparent forms of bailout to cover up its largesse to the banks.
So far, the US has handled the various forms of political transition in the Arab Spring without severely damaging missteps.
Architectural and institutional reform has to be complemented by a third achievement: agreement on a timetable for tackling the variety of biased trade rules, bloated subsidy regimes, intellectual property rules and other forms of market distortion which heavily disadvantage the developing world.
Mass hysteria can take many forms.
True, new forms of poverty and unemployment are rising, but they remain well hidden behind family solidarity or corporate customs.
Helicopter money could take many forms.
The rich receive a disproportionately large share of their income through capital gains, and to tax capital gains at rates lower than other forms of income exacerbates inequality and leads to distortions.
It asked its members to fill out party registration forms, organized rallies against sectarian violence, issued joint statements with the Coptic Orthodox Church of Assyut in support of peaceful coexistence, and founded a political party (Construction and Development) to stand in elections.
Effective execution of such an ambitious mandate is particularly important in view of two emerging G-20 priorities for the FSB: regulatory initiatives with respect to the functioning of markets, including so-called “shadow banking” (the less regulated forms of private financing), and new mechanisms to foster consistent implementation of standards.
Europe’s Futile Search for Cheaper MoneyBRUSSELS – Various forms of common “European bonds”, more precisely eurobonds, have been proposed recently as a way out of the current euro crisis, with proponents stressing the promise of lower borrowing costs.
This would have capped the number of centrifuges at a low level, kept enrichment below the possibility of weaponization, and converted enriched uranium into benign forms of nuclear fuel.
A fundamental reason that organic food production is far less “sustainable” than many forms of conventional farming is that organic farms, though possibly well adapted for certain local environments on a small scale, produce far less food per unit of land and water.
Gambling is illegal in Japan, except for some limited forms of public gambling such as horse racing, bicycle racing, and lotteries.
Interwar Poland, Greece, Albania, Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania adopted forms of Corporatism.
Even if they refuse to be drawn in, they face an influx of refugees and other forms of contagion.
Once conflict erupts, as Yugoslavia shows, most forms of punitive intervention have unintended adverse consequences.
Technologies such as 3D printing and cheap industrial robots are enabling products to be made in small, highly-customized forms rather than large batches of uniform goods.
Glutamate, the major excitatory neurotransmitter, plays a central role in mediating nearly all forms of brain function, including learning, memory, cognition, and emotion.
Indeed, while it protects children from the worst forms of the disease, it does not protect anyone against the most common variant, pulmonary TB.
While it could take months to surface, grief – in its many forms and at various levels of intensity – remains a natural response to loss.
It could promote its industries through high tariffs, explicit subsidies, domestic content requirements on foreign firms, investment incentives, and many other forms of industrial policy.
But WTO membership has made it difficult, if not impossible, to resort to these traditional forms of industrial support.
Such cases seem to point to the return of a European past in which democracy’s failures gave way to more “expedient” forms of government.
A US initiative that is not assured of gaining government support would be insufficient, and only if the US forms a partnership with China would adequate scale and speed be attained to meet the challenge.
It requires new and deeper forms of collaboration, and the US and China are the most important pieces in the larger mosaic that needs to be assembled.
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