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Or perhaps more radical solutions – of the type implemented in Germany and Japan after World War II – are now required.
And the reforms that have been implemented, in order to ease entry into work, are not sufficient in the context of weak overall growth.
As if that were not enough, the poorly planned and hastily implemented Goods and Services Tax should have impugned Modi’s economic stewardship.
Fourth, the IMF has learned that reforms are most likely to be implemented when they are few in number and carefully focused.
States that implemented Article 26 agree to exchange information upon request, but not to the automatic disclosure of information.
Coal investments must be stopped immediately, and a plan to phase out all fossil-fuel lending should be prepared and implemented as soon as possible.
As time passes, the coming of the single currency and the way that the euro has been implemented is generating more and more unease.
The good news is that, with an impressive array of new models being implemented, important lessons are emerging about how to shape, finance, and scale future early education programs.
Important initiatives have also been implemented at the municipal level.
One of the more ambitious initiatives being implemented today in the US is the Big Lift in San Mateo County, California, which is working to ensure that all children in the county read at grade level by third grade (the current rate is 43%).
Malaysian governments’ determination to experiment and craft comprehensive “reform packages,” rather than single, sequentially implemented policies, has been critically important.
This year, we implemented a reduction of social-welfare taxes that will amount to around one percentage point of GDP when phased in fully by 2016.
But the economic policies that have been implemented in most EU countries since the crisis began have given rise to an unprecedented threat to deeper integration – and, indeed, to what already has been achieved.
Moreover, rules should be formulated globally and implemented nationally.
These laws, already approved but not fully implemented, should be the catalyst for a new institutional arrangement within the country, one supposedly premised on a direct relationship between leader and people and a progressive hollowing out of democratic institutions.
Thanks in large part to the agenda-setting power of the MDGs, donor programs to fight AIDS began to be implemented, and more than six million Africans now receive antiretroviral treatment supported by official donor programs.
In light of today’s crisis, what is the likelihood of such reforms actually being implemented?
So what policies should be implemented in response to these economic blows?
Congressional approval would have implemented a deal, concluded at the G-20’s Seoul Summit in 2010, to double the Fund’s lending capacity.
And all of the changes agreed upon for the European Stabilization Fund (ESF) and the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) have yet to be implemented.
Meanwhile, the institutional mechanisms implemented for coordination of economic and fiscal policies remained idle.
The higher the risk, the more binding the recommendations for the reduction of imbalances, the stricter the surveillance of how well appropriate measures are implemented, and the harsher the possible sanctions for continued rule violations.
The removal by the US of some noneconomic sanctions designed to restrict official bilateral interaction is welcome, and an even greater relaxation in communications, through both official and unofficial channels, should be implemented.
To mitigate these risks, most countries have implemented requirements for open bidding processes and strict transparency rules for government purchases.
Eurozone policymakers, by contrast, rejected monetary stimulus and implemented fiscal austerity measures, while ignoring the deepening distress of their banks.
No strategy will work if it is implemented by mediocrities who, in a political comedy as dishonorable as it is vain, rush to the television studios to declare, hand over heart, that they have heard the voters “loud and clear.”
Issuing money in this situation would almost certainly be inflationary, but the Fed might conclude otherwise, because the US has never been in this situation before, credit is now imploding, and the desperate credit-expansion measures implemented in 2008 proved not to be as bad as the critics feared.
Implemented correctly, these treaties could become a hopeful precedent for the entire European Union.
In particular, in addition to individual life-saving efforts, strategies should be implemented to reduce the risk of infection in port cities and other centers of economic activity.
TOKYO – Last April, Japan’s government implemented a long-planned consumption-tax hike, from 5% to 8%, the first in a two-step increase that is expected to bring the rate to 10% by 2015.
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