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Unfortunately, Europe is using the wrong threats and incentives to achieve this.
Currency undervaluation is such a potent instrument for growth for the simple reason that it creates incentives for the economy’s growth-promoting sectors.
Government policies can target private saving directly, by creating incentives for saving through appropriate tax and pension policies.
Together with private companies, they can also provide monetary incentives for men and women to share household and care work more equally.
Inclusive institutions create a level playing field and give incentives and opportunities to the great mass of people.
The genius of China’s state capitalism is that it ensured the continued dominance of Communist Party elites while improving the allocation of resources, not that it alone could have provided price incentives to farmers and then managed liberalization of urban markets.
With the right incentives, Africa could come to play a more central role in UK economic planning.
The question is not how to create a chain of soup kitchens, but how to develop leadership that creates intrinsic incentives for the staff.
Private financing and provision, school autonomy, and external monitoring and assessment mechanisms tend to influence the quality of education by changing the incentives for students and teachers.
The country must develop a sensible pricing mechanism, establish fact-based and independent regulation, create an efficient and decentralized supply system, and implement incentives for conservation.
The problem with this approach is that it creates the wrong incentives.
The alternative is to change strategy and focus instead on investors’ incentives.
In addition to immediate uncertainties, investors are being held back by a shortage of incentives and a surplus of factors that reduce returns.
The challenge is to create an economic environment in which there are incentives for local talent and capital to invest in firms in the modern, tradable parts of the economy.
At other times, governments need more proactive strategies – such as tax incentives, special investment zones, or hyper-competitive currencies – to raise the profitability of such investments.
If the government could identify how the economy needed to be restructured and provide incentives to move resources more quickly in that direction, a properly designed program could alleviate and shorten the recession.
The government has neither the necessary information nor the proper incentives to do the job.
Governments will have to decide whether to make its use compulsory or provide incentives for those who choose to vaccinate their children.
For a long time, the island’s economy grew on the basis of corporate tax incentives.
In fact, throughout history, governments have had strong political incentives to monetize the deficit, with the subsequent inflation reducing the debt burden (and effectively confiscating the borrowed savings).
Evaluation is important, but it needs to be followed up with strong governance reforms that require leaders to shift incentives and behavior.
That, in turn, requires investment incentives, improved carbon pricing, and an upgrade to the emissions trading system.
In exchange, these countries should be helped financially and provided with other incentives – for example, easier access to the EU for their citizens.
A better approach might be for the government to create fewer jobs in the public sector and work harder to encourage private companies to hire more young people, such as by providing financial incentives.
Eurobonds, viable in the longer term, are thus premature, because they imply a relaxation of conditionality, thereby weakening incentives to implement reforms.
The targeting of multinationals – which have long received preferential treatment, including subsidies and regulatory incentives, while profiteering from Chinese consumers’ distrust of locally made products’ quality and safety – portends the creation of a more level playing field.
But they argue that because horns are a renewable resource – they grow back when trimmed, albeit slowly – what South Africa actually needs are incentives to encourage responsible breeding and conservation.
With deposit insurance, clients who no longer risk losing their money have no incentive to monitor their bank, while banks, with no one watching, have incentives to invest in excessively risky projects.
By participating in the AIIB, advanced economies will be able to influence its operations, ensure that its processes are transparent, and put in place incentives for projects that preserve the world’s natural resources and control climate change.
A successful reform must improve the labor market and devise better risk-sharing mechanisms, while preserving incentives to save.
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