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China would not only reduce the value of its reserves as the dollar’s value fell, but it would also jeopardize America’s continued willingness to import cheap Chinese goods, which would mean job losses and
instability
in China.
The article’s headline, “The Fed’s Needless Flirtation With Danger,” is followed by warnings that quantitative easing could “increase the risk of financial instability.”
One area of concern is the health and stability of growth in emerging markets as they attempt to benefit from capital inflows; satisfy North Atlantic demands for open financial markets; and manage the resulting
instability
created by speculative “hot money,” the carry trade, irrational exuberance, and overshooting.
The general
instability
of social relations – most importantly, but not only, of employment – is slowly becoming intolerable for a growing part of the population in many developed countries, not just in Europe.
Ever since, the international financial system has endured almost constant
instability.
After all, beyond the social misery produced by the re-institutionalized cruelty of the current global economic system, the greatest danger facing the world nowadays is that very system’s inherent
instability.
This
instability
also makes it difficult to address other grave problems affecting the global financial system.
With rich countries threatened by
instability
and poor countries largely left to their own devices, the reconstruction of the world financial system should be at the top of the international agenda.
That rules out democratic freedoms, which can be exploited to generate
instability
– and even topple elected governments.
The choice is between a mare nostrum or a region of
instability
and insecurity.
But in pursuing its domestic objectives, China risks inadvertently amplifying global financial
instability.
At the same time, it created the expectation – though not the obligation – that China will refrain from aggravating global financial
instability.
The EU is associated with peace, democracy, and economic development, while the Middle East is characterized by instability, authoritarianism, and economic backwardness.
During the last 15 years of mounting great-power competition and renewed
instability
in the Middle East – including the Arab Spring, the rise of the brutal Islamic State, Sunni-Shia proxy wars, and unspeakable human suffering – change has been very intense, to say the least.
While the goal – to prevent deflation and spur growth – is clear, the policies themselves are setting the stage for severe
instability.
BRCA1 and BRCA2-defective tumors are characterized by a high degree of genetic
instability.
By threatening basic human needs, such as food and water, climate change will be a catalyst for instability, migration, and conflict.
Unless that changes, global imbalances will continue to be a source of global instability, regardless of what China or Europe do.
On August 15, 1971, President Richard M. Nixon ended the United States’ commitment to a fixed gold price, leading to a decade of global currency
instability.
In the end every unstable country stabilizes because
instability
becomes simply unbearable.
Russia has no center of gravity other than the hope of its young to escape from poverty and
instability.
The European banking union, in its current state, is not only incomplete; its design flaws have made it a source of inaction and
instability
potentially worse than the ills it was intended to cure.
Unless eurozone leaders rethink their approach, the radical Syriza party's success in Greece's recent general election could turn out to be just one more step toward a future of social fragmentation and political
instability
in Europe.
The persistent tendency to pay lip service to social sustainability, while implementing economic programs focused on unrelenting austerity, is a leading cause of political
instability
in Europe.
Moreover,
instability
would become chronic, because the eurozone would no longer offer a backstop for fiscal and financial laxity.
Libya has faced even greater instability, wrought by years of internal conflict.
Laissez-faire ideology, however, denies the
instability
and opposes any form of government intervention aimed at preserving stability.
At the other extreme, laissez-faire capitalism would lead to great
instability
and eventual breakdown.
Instead,
instability
builds up until the system is shocked and resets, with the exact timing unpredictable.
Investment strategies should not be based on the assumption that all times are “normal” times, and that periodic
instability
is abnormal.
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