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They were given the opportunity to go to the market themselves, but they were warned that the UK Treasury would inject funds into them if they failed to do so.
In contrast to Paulson’s method of injecting funds, banks were not stigmatized if they could borrow from the markets.
The essence of a central bank’s lender-of-last-resort function has traditionally been the provision of unlimited funds.
As Argentina’s experience starkly demonstrates, international investors’ mistrust of populist governments can result in upheaval: as they withdraw their funds, a sovereign-debt crisis becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
The IMF has also put in place a Flexible Credit Line to disburse funds quickly – and free of onerous conditions – to countries buffeted by financial crosswinds through no fault of their own.
Secretary Paulson has emphasized that the US is “open for business” from sovereign wealth funds.
For example, these countries have laws that prohibit seizures of land without due process and compensation for the owner; that bar public servants from accepting bribes; and that require government funds to be spent on the public good, not for private gain.
Even in China, where local investment institutions are growing rapidly, the ability to channel funds to the high-return real sector remains limited.
Critics also cite the diversion of infrastructure funds and Louisiana National Guard troops to Iraq as contributing causes to the emergency.
According to official European Commission figures, Poland has been allocated €86 billion ($93 billion) in funds, through 24 different national and regional programs, for the 2014-2020 period.
These funds – earmarked for infrastructure investments, environmental protection, and improvements to small- and medium-size enterprises’ competitiveness – amount to more than one-quarter of all EU resources allocated for such purposes.
Second, regulations that identify the true owners of illicit funds need to be enforced.
But now, by imposing penalties on excess reserves left on deposit with central banks, negative interest rates drive stimulus through the supply side of the credit equation – in effect, urging banks to make new loans regardless of the demand for such funds.
Entrepreneurs will start new companies, and they will fund their risk-taking with equity investments provided by venture capital funds.
To achieve this, we must use innovative mechanisms to leverage and mobilize global funds, especially from the private sector.
Over the last decade, Greece could absorb only a fifth of the EU modernization funds available to it.
For years, foreign governments complained about American hedge funds, arguing that their non-transparent behavior posed unacceptable risks to stability.
Now, many US politicians are complaining about the transparency of sovereign wealth funds (big government investors mainly from Asia and the Middle East), which are taking shares in trophy American assets such as Citibank and Merrill Lynch.
The middle class continues to cling to the hope that their savings can be salvaged, but these funds, which are now frozen in the nation's banks, are unlikely ever to be at anyone's disposal.
Governments would also be expected to allocate adequate domestic funds to achieve these goals, with, for example, African heads of state fulfilling the 2001 Abuja Declaration’s pledge to allocate at least 15% of national budgets to the health sector.
As the “shareholder springs” of the last several years have shown, investors – particularly private-equity and sovereign-wealth funds – can shift the trajectory of corporate decision-making.
Shareholders organized themselves into pension funds, investment funds, and hedge funds.
In the last few years, when world prices for oil and gas dropped and could no longer bring the desired funds, the state resorted first to high inflation and then to excessive internal and external borrowing.
As a result, rapid economic growth can only be achieved with state funds and state-attracted foreign credit investment, which can only result in increased state control over the economy.
If Europe credibly volunteered funds to buy back all Greek debt, the Greek risk premium would disappear and private investors would be fully bailed out.
Influential donors – including even the World Bank, which no longer funds coal energy projects – endorse this view.
These explanations have some merit, but one should recognize that central banks and sovereign wealth funds, not private citizens, are the players most directly responsible for the big savings surpluses.
This might allow existing processes to move forward with new momentum based on the availability of new funds.
We can only advise on what Congress decrees and funds.
The new budget will apply the freed-up funds and resources towards a still-to-be-defined program aimed at going beyond the Moon to asteroids, so-called “near-Earth objects,” and, eventually, Mars.
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