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In Moscow, development organizations and recipient countries, both long-standing and newer partners – including Russia, China, Korea, Turkey, and Poland – will meet to share best practices, consider
innovations
in development, and find ways of using aid more effectively to respond to shared global challenges.
Moreover, the boom resulted in a number of financial innovations, which may have been good ideas intrinsically, but which were sometimes applied too aggressively, given the risk of falling prices.
ASEAN must solve its consensus dilemma, through either procedural reforms or institutional
innovations.
By lowering the costs and risks of attack, these technological
innovations
make military action more likely.
According to current projections, technological
innovations
in unconventional energy will allow the US to meet more than 80% of its oil demand from sources in North and South America by 2020.
In this respect, the contemporary crisis is unlike the historical analogies, in that it looks as if financial innovation was driven by a set of intellectual and even technological
innovations.
For example, the US Department of Education’s Race to the Top Fund, which offered $4 billion in grants to states that developed successful educational reforms, spurred
innovations
that hold promise for school systems across the country.
The Gates Foundation may devise breakthrough
innovations
for public schools; but, even with its billions of dollars, it lacks the resources to revitalize education at the national or even the state level.
When the government tried to rein in the market last summer, it inadvertently triggered a large-scale sell-off, which quickly turned into a rout, largely because of those same financial
innovations
(for example, margin trading).
While optimists predict that these
innovations
will usher in an era of unprecedented abundance, less sanguine analysts estimate that nearly half of all jobs currently performed by humans are vulnerable to replacement by robots and increasingly sophisticated software.
In other words, regulators should consider these innovations’ public-health costs and benefits, and expedite their review.
Yet neither policy nor technological
innovations
in Asia will solve the world’s climate change problem.
For every Apple and Google – explorers par excellence – count the energy companies with their cozy tax deals, the defense contractors that live off government budgets, and the pharmaceutical companies that buy their
innovations
and price what the market will bear, thanks to patents that governments grant, but without policing their holders.
In the meantime, the aquaculture industry will need to make further investments and develop new
innovations
to put itself on a path to sustainability – be it on land or in the sea.
But while a relatively long patent term may be appropriate for pharmaceutical innovations, which involve protracted and expensive testing, the case is less clear-cut for most other industries.
In digital technologies and software, for example, new advances have much shorter gestation periods and typically build on previous
innovations
in an incremental fashion, meaning that much shorter patent terms may be appropriate.
Of course, if regulators do decide to tailor patents to different types of innovations, they must take care not to complicate patent regimes excessively.
Many breakthrough
innovations
developed commercially by private firms originate from government-supported research.
Such strategies must also be open to
innovations
in legal and financial instruments and guarantees, and they must be viewed as legitimate by diverse constituencies, including the young people who will inherit the arrangements that are created today.
Real profits will be coming from
innovations
made within developing country themselves.
Ideas – and the
innovations
that result from them – spread in a similar manner.
No one knows how much such product
innovations
and improvements have added to our wellbeing.
Indeed, this ideological divide is likely to become more defined in the coming years, as the independence of central banks around the world is threatened by new rules and regulations; as China – and, more generally, Asia – export inflation (reflected in US import prices); as protectionism rises, hitting free trade hard; and as new productivity-enhancing innovations, such as the Internet, remain absent.
And, just as Wisconsin’s reform proved to be a model that was successfully adopted nationally, so reforms in one European Union country could spur policy
innovations
elsewhere in the EU and around the world.
That creed led to deregulation, globalization, and financial
innovations
based on the false assumption that markets tend towards equilibrium.ampnbsp;
Their response covers concerns about measurement, structural shifts in the labor market, a potential paucity of investment opportunities, productivity-diluting technological innovations, and technology-driven skills mismatches.
Making Retirement WorkMILAN – In most developed countries, a retirement of leisure is one of the great socioeconomic
innovations
of the past century.
In fact, some of humanity’s greatest
innovations
– from vaccines to brain surgery – were pioneered by Africans.
The Democratic Disruption of FinanceLAGUNA BEACH – There seems to be no limit to the exciting possibilities that come from combining technical innovations, the Internet, and social media.
And, as with media, the main
innovations
are being spearheaded by those outside the traditional institutional setup.
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