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The point is simple: Argentina's real resources, its people, with their enormous talents and skills, its fertile land, its capital
goods
remain.
Directing credit in order to increase supply of
goods
need not be inflationary; on the contrary, the increased supply of domestically produced
goods
may be an effective instrument for combating inflation.
Where the international community can help Argentina is by opening its doors to Argentine goods, taking the rhetoric of free trade seriously and recognizing that trade can be an important instrument not only for long-term growth, but also for economic recovery.
Exports will help reactivate the Argentine economy, while consumers in Europe and America will benefit from high quality
goods
at lower prices.
Demand for European
goods
will increase, and the EU’s member states can – and should – align their economies with US growth.
Food and other basic
goods
are bought – benefiting the local economy – nutrition improves, and kids attend school for longer.
Fear-mongers are calling for the US to close itself off to Chinese
goods
and Chinese companies, claiming that global trade itself undermines American supremacy.
Of America’s top 15 trading partners – that is, self-sufficient countries that consume US
goods
and services – 11 are former aid recipients.
But these economies are projected to account for 70% of global sales of manufactured
goods
(both consumer and industrial products) by 2025.
And, with its relatively open
goods
and capital markets, Dubai has become a trading hub not only for the entire Middle East, but also for parts of Africa and Asia.
As soon as we abandon the fiction that economic agents are Robinson Crusoes, absolute needs turn out to be indistinguishable from relative needs, because the
goods
that satisfy our needs change.
For example, life expectancy has increased over time thanks to the progress of medicine and hygiene and to the increased quality and diversity of
goods
(for example, safer food).
The demand for better
goods
(and services) to meet our needs seems to be boundless, driving science and innovation.
But the longer they wait, the weaker the stimulus to economic activity and income, and the more consumers must rely on dissaving to translate their positive sentiment into actual purchases of
goods
and services.
Improving human well-being required adequate infrastructure, widespread access to
goods
and services, and enhanced political and economic participation.
With the ongoing reform of the interstate ICMS (a tax levied on the circulation of
goods
and services), investors will have greater legal clarity and security.
Further, as low-end, low-cost labor jobs morph towards higher-end, higher-cost jobs, China will move not only into more valuable manufactured goods, but also into the service industries, such as design.
Three or four billion people are still offline, and the Internet’s economic value for many who are connected is compromised by trade barriers, censorship, laws requiring local storage of data, and other rules that limit the free flow of goods, services, and ideas.
Against a background of automation and labor casualization, these firms’ monopoly profits boost inequality, fuel discontent, undermine aggregate demand for
goods
and services, and further destabilize capitalism.
This is emblematic of a deeper resurgence in corporate spending – as witnessed in durable
goods
orders.
New orders for US manufactured durable
goods
beat expectations, climbing 2.9% month on month to December 2017 and 1.7% in November.
The government has decided to install bus stops every 500 meters in city centers, reduce tariffs to 5% or less for a list of 54 environmental goods, and decommission many outdated and inefficient coal plants.
In the run-up to its debt crisis in 2010, the government’s primary budget deficit (the amount by which government expenditure on
goods
and services exceeds revenues, excluding interest payments on its debt) was equivalent to an astonishing 10% of national income.
In this age of terrorism, doctrines like free trade must be re-defined to include the public’s interest in “goods” like safety as well as more conventional
goods
like televisions and autos.
Bank credit for GDP transactions affects nominal GDP, while bank credit for investment in the production of
goods
and services delivers non-inflationary growth.
Nevertheless, annual GDP grew by 8.7%, thanks to 16.9% growth in consumption (measured by gross sale of consumer goods) and a 33.3% surge in fixed-investment demand.
Jobs are moving from construction (and related occupations) into tradable
goods
and services production (and related occupations).
But if the system of financial intermediation collapses in universal bankruptcy, producers of tradable
goods
will be unable to get financing to expand.
And if housing and mortgage security prices don’t just fall but collapse, everyone should remember that construction employment falls faster than employment in tradable
goods
can grow.
Markets are the products of a very basic human characteristic, namely the characteristic to trade, to barter, or exchange
goods
and services.
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