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That was the moment to invest in the future.
Last month, Abe showed that he may be thinking along these lines when he announced a Japanese plan to invest $110 billion in infrastructure projects in Asia over the next five years.
Together, these plans (known as “intended nationally determined contributions,” or “INDCs”) will represent a collective global effort to invest in a prosperous, low-carbon future.
Québec will invest more than $3.3 billion toward this goal by 2020, contributing to the growth of its economy.
The reluctance of Northern European savers to invest in the euro periphery is the root of the problem.
President Barack Obama has offered numerous proposals to invest in the foundations of national competitiveness, but Congressional Republicans have rebuffed them, claiming that the US faces an impending fiscal crisis.
The current-account deficit comes about partly because foreigners want to invest more in the US than Americans want to invest abroad.
Why don’t Asian countries invest their savings within their own region?
As Hyun Shin and other economists at the Bank for International Settlements have argued, low developed-country interest rates and a weak dollar drove financial markets, led by the New York and London hubs, to borrow money in low-interest-rate currencies and invest in higher-interest-rate currencies.
But we should not get carried away: overseas Indians still invest a lower proportion of their resources in India than overseas Chinese do in China.
But, in a typical comment, Indian-American strategist Ashley Tellis observed trenchantly that India had chosen “to invest in a plane, not a relationship.”
Today, developing and emerging countries invest about $1 trillion a year in infrastructure.
But more must be done to encourage the private sector to invest in sustainable development.
In addition to highlighting the need to invest in girls’ education, young people worldwide will mount an outpouring of support for Chibok’s abducted schoolgirls, including 20 sit-ins at national parliaments and a mass demonstration at the African Union’s seat in Addis Ababa.
As head of the British Pakistan Foundation, I help philanthropists from the Pakistani diaspora invest in sustainable and effective social development projects.
At the same time, America will need to invest in domestic infrastructure and research and development, which are key to innovation and economic growth.
And, with a self-inflicted fiscal cliff looming – one that could send our country back into recession, pulling the rest of the world with us – businesses are reluctant to hire and invest in new capital goods.
They want to invest a bit more, and to distribute more equitably the meager proceeds of weak growth.
A capital grant of some 10,000 euros, dollars, or pounds – funded by a tax on lifetime bequests, or a progressive expenditure tax – would give every young person a stake in society, a buffer against misfortune, and the means to invest in their future.
But Deng chose real reform and real change, appealing to overseas Chinese, whom the Party had demonized for many years, to bet on the country’s future and invest.
As English-language empirical-research journals consolidate their hold on the channels that determine whether or not a scientist will have a successful career, developing countries will have to invest heavily in their own data infrastructure to place domestic researchers on a more competitive footing.
With rising conventional-energy prices, the time is right to invest in renewable energy.
In doing so, they can help Internet service providers to cut costs and enable them to invest in the “last mile” access networks that they own and operate, thereby improving the Internet experience that they offer to consumers.
If politicians change course and agree this December to invest significantly more in research and development, we would have a much greater chance of getting this technology to the level where it needs to be.
Governments should also encourage public pension funds to invest responsibly, especially when it comes to the climate.
The expert panel’s findings point to a compelling need to invest roughly $2 billion annually in research and development to increase agricultural output.
After all, why hold US T-bills with a meager 5% return, German Bunds with a 4% return, or Japanese government bonds with a 0.5% return when you can acquire foreign firms, invest in real assets, stock markets, or higher-yielding corporate bonds?
So central banks are transferring their excess reserves to existing or newly created SWF’s, which in turn invest in high-return equities.
Some worry about reciprocity: if Chinese firms are allowed to invest in US and EU firms, shouldn’t US and EU firms be allowed to invest freely in any Chinese firm?
How might equity prices or bond yields be distorted by $200 billion gorillas that need to invest $4 billion per week?
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