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Until the Cold War’s end, the system of rules and organizations that formed the institutional infrastructure of international trade, investment, and finance was considered by the US establishment to be vital to the prosperity of the “free world” and the containment of Soviet influence.
Nevertheless, the administration refuses to be held back by institutional restraints.
Policy-makers must recognize the interconnectedness of today’s challenges, and support innovative institutional arrangements that would promote and facilitate coordinated policy responses.
Governance writ small focuses instead on those institutional arrangements that can best relax the constraints on growth.
Today, that adviser would supplement these recommendations with others that are much more institutional in nature and fundamentally about governance.
Macroeconomic policy is an area in which economists have done a lot of thinking about institutional prerequisites.
That is a pity, because economists’ understanding of the substantive issues, professional obsession with incentives, and attention to unanticipated consequences give them a natural advantage in designing institutional arrangements to further the objectives in question while minimizing behavioral distortions.
Designing appropriate institutional arrangements also requires both local knowledge and creativity.
Unfortunately, the type of institutional reform promoted by, among others, the World Bank, IMF, and the World Trade Organization is biased toward a best-practice model, which presumes that a set of universally appropriate institutional arrangements can be determined and views convergence towards them as being inherently desirable.
Insofar as they narrow rather than expand the menu of available institutional choices, they serve the cause of good governance badly.
The current situation could also provide the catalyst needed to make decisive progress on the EU’s incomplete political, institutional, and financial architecture.
The Stability Pact holds another important lesson: casting in stone institutional arrangements designed to address the problems of the past is a recipe for failure in the future.
An insider knows best how to reconcile contrasting interests and how to get the institutional machinery moving again, as Juncker showed with his deft handling of the distribution of tasks among the individual Commissioners.
If the EU becomes used to that idea--beyond fair institutional arrangements that take into account demographic differences--the process of European unification will lose its legitimacy.
Doubters note that what remains of Egypt’s internal and external institutional anchors serve to retard the revolutionary process rather than to refine and accelerate it.
Long-term growth is determined by the ability to accumulate technological and institutional capacities and the quality of national policies.
With a yield of more than 4.6%, Greece’s bonds were enthusiastically snapped up by institutional investors.
For starters, national statistical offices often lack the institutional autonomy needed to protect the integrity of data, production of which thus tends to be influenced by political forces and special interest groups.
In particular, the way Europe, in the process of its enlargement, has projected its power to achieve lasting peace across the whole continent, and fostered development by integrating entire economies, states, and societies within its institutional framework, could become a model for shaping a cooperative world order in the twenty-first century.
In addition, appropriate mechanisms and institutional arrangements should be established for adaptation, financial support and technology transfer.
Behind this shortcoming lay various institutional and market distortions associated with industrial and other modern-sector activities in low-income environments.
Debt capital markets provide an important asset class for institutional investors, and give large corporations an alternative to bank loans.
Countries run into trouble when they do not use high-growth periods to strengthen their institutional underpinnings.
But I don’t see any institutional changes that have made them so.
The inquiry hints at an underlying trend: though China does not harbor Russia’s disruptive ambitions, its actions may well leave the Western Balkans questioning their incentive to converge with the EU’s institutional model and accompanying rules.
Whatever institutional arrangements are chosen, ensuring that a new global politics strengthens, rather than undermines, democracy is the central political challenge of the twenty-first century.
But, without institutional reforms, this round of privatization may look similar to the one conducted in the 1990s, with excessively low prices preventing the government from solving its fiscal problems or establishing the legitimacy of private property.
It means that educational inequalities would be reduced not simply by increasing resources, but with an interdisciplinary approach that balances early intervention to support the most vulnerable with greater institutional autonomy.
Deep concerns about the internal situation many countries who suffer almost permanent political and institutional crises, such as Haiti, Ecuador and Bolivia, abound.
For projects judged to be secure, the platform could act as a catalyst for long-term investments typical of institutional investors and pension funds.
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