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This requires more funding, which should come from the main beneficiary of drug sales – the pharmaceutical industry – just as oversight of aviation safety is funded by the airlines.
Investment rose from 42% of GDP in 2007 to 48% in 2010, with property and infrastructure projects attracting the most funding.
Implementing (and funding) such initiatives will require sustained political will.
Traditional models for funding drug development are faltering.
Spurred by these pressures, finance experts have proposed several funding alternatives that reduce the risk of biopharma investments while improving the efficiency and productivity of the R&D pipeline.
But Royalty Pharma’s model will not bridge the funding gap between the basic research supported by government grants and the late-stage development of drugs that are in clinical trials.
A megafund approach would help to make both investments more productive by filling the funding gap between them.
That funding must pay off for both society and investors.
In the United States, the Bush administration wants to increase funding for border security and immigration enforcement by nearly 20%.
Developing countries and emerging markets, led by India, argued that the proper forum for discussing such global issues was an already established group within the United Nations, the Committee of Experts on International Cooperation in Tax Matters, whose status and funding needed to be elevated.
But this could change if Western countries are successful in countering ISIS’s current sources of funding, including oil smuggling and extortion.
But although this group includes many tech luminaries and attracts significant funding, its academic output has so far failed to prove their calculus convincingly.
As funding problems recur in the recession-hit economies, governments may resist “bailing in” and the associated losses.
They could eliminate the federal deductibility of state taxes to increase the cost of funding state programs.
Crucially, it is not obvious that the Bank has “buy-in” from emerging economies, with Brazil, Russia, India, and China, which pledged significant resources to the IMF, pledging only about 1% of IDA funding.
And yet a new vaccine remains many years away, especially given that funding for TB vaccine research has declined in recent years.
China’s success has been driven by cheap exports based on cheap labor, infrastructure built by state enterprises with low-cost bank funding, and government budgets funded by land sales.
When allocating funds in the 2014-2020 European budget, EU governments wisely decided to increase funding for education and research – the only areas in which they did so.
This commitment to safeguarding education and research funding should be reflected at all levels of policymaking.
Europe should have used its regulatory power and managed the conflict between systemic and competitive risk that all this emergency public funding was generating, but the competition watchdog’s contradictory request that companies receiving funding should reduce credit to their clients made this well nigh impossible.
But that should be the clear aim, with IMF assistance along the way to provide interim funding where necessary and political cover for governments obliged to take tough decisions on public spending and taxation.
In 2009, only five cents of every dollar of funding for many major banks came from equity; the rest was debt (deposits, overnight loans, and long-term loans).
According to the IMF study, most banks could have weathered the crisis effectively if 15 cents of every dollar of funding had come from equity.
Yet banks still hold only eight or nine cents per dollar of funding in equity, despite regulators’ pushed for an increase , and the biggest banks have called for reducing even this suboptimal ratio.
Moreover, quiet efforts were made in the Arab world to curtail the recruitment and funding of suicide bombers headed to Iraq.
Without a massive scaling up of private-sector involvement, both in terms of shared expertise and funding support, we will fail to provide for millions of people who have lost almost everything.
In addition to funding, there is a need for private-sector involvement in training, education, technology, and logistics.
In fact, Greece will likely depend on concessional funding from official sources in the years ahead – funding that is conditional on reforms, not debt ratios.
Perhaps principles and practices widely used in academia – such as peer review, competitive processes for funding research, transparency about conflicts of interests and financing sources, and requirements to publish underlying data – should be adapted and applied more widely to the world of think tanks, websites, and the media.
In October 2015, experts from IREX – backed by funding from the Canadian government and the support of local Ukrainian organizations – launched a nine-month media literacy-training course called Learn to Discern (L2D).
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