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Beyond the questions inherent in the process of generational turnover, there has been a dramatic shift in China’s dominant policy framework under Xi.
Since taking power in 2012, Xi has changed this policy framework in several key ways.
When asked not about day-to-day governance but about the underlying constitutional framework, the public is positive.
This provides a new rationale for strengthening the international framework to protect foreign investment.
These changes have increased the complexity of the international investment regime, and should broaden interest in developing a more effective investment-protection framework.
The framework of Sweden’s criminal law with respect to sexual offenses is no different from most other countries’.
A strong fiscal framework is indispensable to achieve this, and protects countries from contagion.
The lack of consensus on basic features of an economic framework – be it a retirement age commensurate with Europe’s demographic outlook or a legislative commitment to budgetary discipline – makes one wonder how eurozone countries could enter a monetary union in the first place.
Ultimately, however, a central bank’s anti-inflation policies can work only within the context of a macroeconomic and political framework that is consistent with price stability.
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has asked the new commissioner for regional policy, Johannes Hahn, to make recommendations aimed at redefining the European Neighborhood Policy, the framework through which the EU relates to its immediate geopolitical environment.
But, perhaps more importantly in the long run, it would create the framework of collaboration and trust that is required if the world is to achieve a larger global climate agreement.
At the end of EU-financed investment projects – payments for which are agreed and executed in the annual budget framework – the money is transferred to the beneficiary.
This framework would reduce incentives for using annual EU budget negotiations to advance political agendas.
At the same time, imposing conditionality on this kind of disbursement would enhance legitimacy, as opposed to the current framework, in which beneficiaries seek entitlements.
Indeed, all EU countries – not just eurozone members – would benefit from such a framework.
This educational approach stems largely from the sensible idea that a framework for thinking about economic problems is more useful to students than a ragbag of models.
The economist Avner Greif argues that these co-ethnic networks’ durability and resilience throughout history reflects their ability to enforce contracts at long distances when the existing institutional framework could not do so reliably.
A more dynamic framework is needed to determine whether trade also brings knowledge and learning to new markets.
Moreover, the independence of bank supervision typically lags behind central bank independence, and the overall regulatory framework for other financial services, notably insurance, is often even weaker.
This may sound daunting, but we already have a framework to guide the transition: the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
But not all G-20 countries have yet ratified UNCAC – the United Nations Convention against Corruption – which provides a framework for countries to develop their own laws to stamp out the use of safe havens for criminals stealing from the developing world.
Its schools are financed by local communities and work within the framework of a national curriculum designed by the parliament and government.
To me, the answer is an unambiguous no, which is why we need to “hard-wire” more of the regulatory framework.
Its 12th Five-Year Plan, enacted in March 2011, lays out a broad framework for a more balanced growth model that relies increasingly on domestic private consumption.
Indeed, the disparate assortment of initiatives that were agreed at the meeting, though interesting, lack the needed breadth and scope, and will have to be integrated within a weak and outdated strategic framework.
But the original Bretton Woods framework was not built in a day; indeed, the 1944 conference was preceded by two and a half years of preparatory negotiations, which is probably the minimum needed to decide such weighty issues.
Until that point, America’s pledge to maintain the gold standard was the basis for the global fixed-exchange-rate system, which was the heart of the Bretton Woods framework.
Given this prospect, some developed countries have strengthened their regulatory framework to allow for the review of mergers and acquisitions by state-controlled entities, especially in sensitive industries or critical infrastructure.
As a result, any country formulating strategies to counter the destructive forces of globalization should give overriding priority to a self-centred economic development strategy, preferably within a regional framework.
The strategy, developed by Federica Mogherini, High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, does precisely what it should: it provides a coherent guiding vision and a flexible framework for adopting concrete policies.
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