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Having historically punched above its weight internationally, Japan is responding to China’s muscular rise by strengthening its own position in the region.
But high expectations, both domestically and internationally, can lead to huge disappointments.
Internationally agreed rules stipulate that banks must create capital reserves commensurate to the risks that they take when they invest depositors’ savings.
This, we are told, will make Latin America’s exports of manufactured goods more competitive internationally.
Life expectancy continues to decline; investment in infrastructure, research, and education are stunted; the economy is barely able to compete internationally; and the social divide between poor and rich is deepening.
Kennan was right: the dysfunctional features of Soviet system, and its over-extension internationally, would lead to its demise.
For more than a quarter of a century, ever since advancing human rights internationally became an explicit and avowed goal of US foreign policy under President Jimmy Carter, American influence played a leading role in mitigating abuses.
Ashcroft is much less known internationally than Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, but he is an even match in arousing dislike for the US among those who do know him.
Unfortunately, there is no ready substitute for the US as a force for advancing human rights internationally.
To that end, the structure of sovereign wealth is evolving from a legacy model of passive state ownership to one that recognizes that SOEs’ survival hinges on their ability to compete internationally.
Given wide publicity about international charitable relief efforts and voluntary contributions to Japan, one might think that the country’s economic loss was shared internationally.
Under current conditions, it is hard for the periphery countries to reduce their costs to internationally competitive levels, as they need to do.
But proposals to coordinate policies internationally for mutual benefit are fair.
Banks and other financial firms roam internationally, greatly assisted by market-opening rules embedded in trade and investment treaties, but with no legally enforceable responsibility to provision adequately for their own losses when things go wrong.
Without a strategic re-orientation of its own – to remain passive is a risky endeavor in a rapidly changing world order – Israel would further delegitimize and isolate itself internationally.
Chinese companies, in particular, will increasingly want to establish their brands internationally.
To date, 19 “sectorial” conventions on terrorism have been signed, covering terrorist bombings, nuclear terrorism, the financing of terrorism, acts against air and maritime security, and acts against internationally protected persons.
With such measures at home and internationally, Africa will leave behind its aid dependency, and will re-engage the world as a true and increasingly prosperous economic partner.
That is why the world needs an independent, internationally recognized legal body to which communities and activists can turn to address environmental crimes.
We must also make our corporate taxes internationally competitive.
But few people – whether ordinary citizens or internationally oriented economists – recognize that our seemingly weak and ineffectual multilateral institutions are the world’s best hope for managing and democratizing the global market.
Finally, high interest rates strengthen the domestic currency, thereby reducing the price of internationally traded commodities in domestic terms (even if the price has not fallen in foreign-currency terms).
Iran has threatened to seal the Strait of Hormuz – through which 20% of the world’s internationally traded oil passes – if it is attacked.
Rather than focusing on how to make firms better able to compete internationally, and so generate jobs, growth and prosperity, this supposed reform institutionalizes even more complications, moves matters one more step away from what an economy should look like.
Napolitano’s move was crucial, filling Italy’s need to replace the inefficient and scandal-ridden Silvio Berlusconi, in whom fellow leaders and global markets had lost all confidence, with an internationally respected figure.
For the last two decades, Russians have been able to travel internationally without restrictions.
Internationally, “Death to America” (a phrase that sounds more artful in Persian) suggests a country that does not take itself seriously on the world stage.
Former PBOC Governor Zhou Xiaochuan built a strong reputation domestically and, perhaps more so, internationally during his record-setting 15-year tenure, owing to his gradual, steady, and effective approach.
Moreover, all feasible policy options to jump-start growth – including a bold, eurozone-wide (not just German) fiscal stimulus and substantial, internationally coordinated euro depreciation – have been ruled out.
Internationally, however, he was out of step with the post Cold War era.
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