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But with the geopolitical rise of emerging economies, especially in Asia, that order will have to achieve a new equilibrium, or global
instability
will persist.
The redundancies that result are not only a waste of human resources, but also a source of stress for the people involved; both in economic and social terms, mass redundancies can be tragic and can lead to dangerous
instability.
How Globalization Stabilizes Poor CountriesGlobalization stands accused of generating economic
instability
in developing countries and greatly exacerbating poverty, at least in the short run--which is the longest period the world's poor can afford to care about.
Instead of writing off Taiwan's democratic experiment as doomed to
instability
or worse, the disputed vote will help consolidate and invigorate our democratic order.
While conventional wisdom attributes political turmoil and
instability
to economic hardship, reality is rarely so neat.
But Zhu recognized that allowing such rapid growth probably would have done more harm than good, given persistent inflation and macroeconomic
instability.
One need look no further than today’s headlines to see the
instability
and insecurity that can result – and has resulted – from this approach.
The sooner this happens, the sooner one more scourge of financial
instability
will be behind us.
Plan B for the Global EconomyHONG KONG – In March, meetings of the G-20, the Chinese National People’s Congress, and multiple think tanks all reflected a growing awareness of the risks to the global economy posed by deflation and intensifying financial
instability.
And for good reason: as we have seen in century after century, including the current one, a world in which borders are forcibly violated is a world of
instability
and conflict.
Without privatization, the farmers could not sell their land at market value for urban development, creating space for abuse and corruption, as well as social instability, particularly because urban and rural land values widened substantially during China’s high-growth period.
To be sure, investors understand that the state can and will intervene to ease temporary market
instability.
Just as too broad a definition could undermine a country’s sovereignty, too narrow a definition – like that which seems to predominate today – allows violence and
instability
to proliferate.
First, it took some time for policymakers to come to grips with the extent of the financial system’s latent instability, which had accumulated under their watch.
Too much inequality impedes social mobility, thereby potentially stoking political instability; as Stiglitz has often pointed out, it also tends to lead to weaker economic performance.
Vicious circles of economic instability, devaluation, and capital flight have brought down seemingly unbreakable regimes throughout history.
Moreover, it continues to build its “ string of pearls” of military bases at every key point on maritime transportation routes along the “arc of instability” from the Middle East to China’s coast.
The financial crisis, morphing quickly into a global economic downturn, resulted not just from a failure to react to growing instability, risk, and imbalance, but also from a widespread pre-crisis inability to ”see” the rising systemic risk.
The power vacuums that it left behind have produced regional crises – most notably, in the Middle East, Ukraine, and the South and East China Seas – and have contributed to a wider shift toward
instability
and disorder.
Sufficient reforms and capital are lacking, while the social rifts resulting from austerity increase the risk of potentially devastating political
instability.
With the European Parliament election approaching, the prospect of populist anti-austerity parties prevailing in the periphery – and of anti-euro, anti-bailout parties gaining power in the core – heightens the risk of
instability
even more.
But it also took away the one-way-bet character of speculative attacks on vulnerable currencies, and thus removed the fundamental driver of
instability.
Some famous macroeconomists, including Larry Summers, the current chief economic thinker of the Obama administration, have tried to play down the role of financial-sector
instability
in causing depressions.
This is surely a sign of further
instability
ahead.
After decades of war and instability, that is clearly in the entire world’s interest.
Either the global community will join together to fight poverty, resource depletion, and climate change, or it will face a generation of resource wars, political instability, and environmental ruin.
This large-scale migration, which is putting economic and social pressure on host countries across the continent, is driven largely by factors like poverty, instability, and natural disasters.
At this point, there is likely to be some downward
instability
in prices, because enthusiasm for investing in houses is likely to wane in line with declining price growth.
Waking from the Middle East NightmareMADRID – The Middle East is caught in a seemingly endless spiral of
instability.
But it is important to recognize that, just as political crises often lead to humanitarian crises, humanitarian need can cause political instability, with mass exodus from crisis-ridden neighboring countries destabilizing entire regions.
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