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The report concluded that cultural and institutional differences between EU countries have not changed much over the past three decades of European integration.
No quick institutional fix can solve a problem like that.
The conceptual and institutional reordering of economics that followed is usually credited to one towering figure: the British economist John Maynard Keynes, who published The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money in 1936.
The institutional features of education systems are another important determinant of student achievement.
After nine years of quick-fix and temporary solutions, Pakistan and its donors need to recognize that its energy crisis can be resolved only through institutional reform.
Governments will also have to facilitate the participation of institutional investors.
In 2013, institutional investors in OECD countries alone held more than $57 trillion in assets, and pension funds collected around $1 trillion in new contributions.
Tools that could be used to leverage institutional investments include public-private partnerships to develop clear and transparent project pipelines for major green infrastructure projects, green banks and green bonds, and instruments that mitigate risk and enhance the availability of credit.
Regulations for international accounting and funding will have to be examined to identify policies that inadvertently discourage institutional investors from putting their resources into longer-term, illiquid assets.
But Britain spent the next two decades and more trying to join it; and when, eventually, it did, many of the rules and much of the institutional infrastructure were already set in stone.
The attendees made some progress toward creating a European Defense Union, which should be welcomed, and toward admitting that the EU’s current organizational framework is unsustainable; but there was scant talk of meaningful institutional or economic reform.
The EU’s institutional impotence is apparent, especially to its enemies.
In institutional terms, long-term reform should aim for a shift to a pension system based on individual savings accounts, as in Chile, as opposed to the current state run, pay-as-you-go pension systems.
Now, they must pay for their mistakes by overhauling the entire institutional framework of the EU and the eurozone.
Neglected by institutional investors, they had major unmet infrastructure needs.
Furthermore, institutional reform could be aimed at adapting social environments to foster cooperation instead of competition, and to activate our motivation to engage in caring behavior, rather than seeking achievement, power, and status only.
Provided they are carried out correctly, they offer an institutional channel to manage the country’s deep political polarization and growing popular discontent.
Instead, social change is mingled with institutional reform in ways that may seem incomprehensible to voters.
One study examined the 145 countries that introduced institutional reforms with the support of the World Bank or other donor agencies from 1998 to 2008.
Neither side is in a hurry to break the symmetry of interdependent vulnerability, but both continue to jockey to shape the structure and institutional framework of their market relationship.
If Rouhani is to continue to make progress, however, he will need to look beyond current conditions to address entrenched structural challenges facing the Iranian economy, as well as the limitations of the Islamic Republic’s institutional, judicial, and legal frameworks.
But what ultimately defines the Islamic Republic is its unique institutional makeup.
The European Union’s institutional design amplifies the voices of those interests pushing for policies that have now set Europe on the deflationary road, thus all but guaranteeing lost decades during which the EU will fail to deliver growth and prosperity.
The commodity price problem has snuck up on us, despite notable institutional reforms in macroeconomic policymaking all over the world.
The real reason workers are getting a raw deal is not so much economic as institutional and political.
This institutional arrangement creates a high barrier to populist outsiders.
Moreover, Sisi has offered even fewer institutional channels for political expression than existed under the Mubarak-era one-party system.
Political assassinations and polarization in Tunisia, civil unrest and a military takeover in Egypt, terrorist attacks in Yemen, sectarian strife and an institutional vacuum in Libya, and civil war in Syria have contributed to a sharp fall in investment, tourism, exports, and GDP growth, aggravating macroeconomic imbalances.
To give the Arab Awakening countries the needed space to transform their economies alongside their political systems, while avoiding destabilization or collapse, the international community must scale up financial, policy, and institutional assistance.
Alpha, Beta, and BeyondNEW YORK – Even in normal times, individual and institutional investors alike have a hard time figuring out where to invest and in what.
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