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There is no better way to undercut Iran’s regional strategy of destabilization than a comprehensive Arab-Israeli peace, accompanied by massive
investments
in human development, and followed by an internationally sponsored system of peace and security in a verifiably nuclear-free Middle East, including Israel.
But further
investments
are needed if we are to provide access to the other 21 million people still not on treatment.
Much of Taiwan's manufacturing sector has migrated across the Taiwan Strait--despite restrictions on direct contacts with the mainland--and Singapore is becoming a kind of Asian Switzerland, betting its prosperity on
investments
in China.
This agenda promises to boost investments, stimulate economic growth, and create jobs while increasing competitiveness and energy security.
If the role of the SOEs is extended too far, the private sector will be squeezed out, and the Made in China initiative could easily result in misdirected
investments.
The key will be for the new government to provide a sound framework which combines key public
investments
– roads, power, soil nutrients, improved seed varieties, public health, safe water – with confidence-building outreach to the business community and fruitful relations with the US and other donor countries.
Larry Summers and other thoughtful observers have long argued that the US could use more investment in roads, bridges, and ports, and that at today’s record-low long-term interest rates, such
investments
would pay for themselves.
The much larger deficits and debts (add several portions of nationalist rhetoric and a generous helping of foreign-policy inexperience to the mix) could easily prompt a surge in risk aversion and a sizeable increase in long-term interest rates – which would undermine much of the rationale behind self-financing infrastructure
investments.
In order to navigate this interdependence, the Earth Security Index 2014, produced by the Earth Security Initiative, shows countries’ combined vulnerabilities that might increase the risk exposure of governments and companies, unless more strategic approaches and sustainable
investments
are put in place.
Anticipating systemic ecological risks will be increasingly important for sectors such as reinsurance and infrastructure
investments.
Insecure land tenure acts as a disincentive for smallholder farmers to commit to productivity-enhancing investments; water extraction rates are depleting aquifers as a result of permissive policies; and food security remains out of reach for millions of people, despite rapid economic growth in urban areas.
Indeed, those profits have encouraged them and their shadow-bank counterparts to channel deposits into high-risk, high-return financial and real-estate
investments.
The same goes for implementing the 2015 Paris climate agreement, which will require ample
investments
in energy efficiency and renewable-energy sources to keep global temperatures from rising more than 2º Celsius.
The US may cite national security concerns to block Chinese
investments.
It may also stop government purchases from Chinese companies like Huawei, and force Chinese firms and wealthy individuals to reduce
investments
that have hitherto bolstered US asset prices.
Households and businesses are reluctant to finance long-term
investments
with short-term loans or with variable-interest-rate loans, because a jump in inflation would cause their interest payments to rise sharply.
In the years when the government allowed Argentinians to convert their pesos into dollars and take them out of the country, people who had financial wealth moved their money into
investments
in the United States.
If the ADB were serious about poverty reduction, it would put a significant share of its
investments
in social development, particularly on non-contributory universal social security schemes that can reduce poverty by 35% to 50%.
With the dollar depreciating against the yen, the returns on their foreign
investments
in the 1980-90s were virtually wiped out.
So far, just 40% of the $448 million that will be needed in the first two years for
investments
in early warning, rapid response, water, sanitation, and vaccines has been mobilized, and only 10% of the total has been pledged.
For example, effective risk management and longer-term policy objectives would be better aligned if regulators reduced capital requirements for banks that extend loans for climate-resilient and environmentally friendly
investments.
Such a tax would not only sustain the price signals needed to steer societies onto a more sustainable energy path; it would also provide revenues that could be channeled toward employment creation and long-term green investments, thereby leveraging private capital.
And they celebrate China as a valuable source of investments, loans, and market opportunities.
Under the proposed IFFEd, development banks would borrow from capital markets to increase their annual
investments
in education to $10 billion by 2020, and to $20 billion by 2030.
And commodity prices and emerging-economy investments, factors that bolstered progress toward achieving the MDGs, are now slumping.
Such
investments
are a clear case of coincidence between self-interest and charity.
In order to meet this challenge, we are focusing on
investments
in infrastructure sectors such as power, telecommunications, roads, ports, and airports.
Carbon finance is an effective vehicle for channeling funds for climate-friendly investments, including to the developing world.
Mobilizing large scale financing for clean
investments
today and over the next 5-10 years is critical because this is when developing countries will essentially “lock-in” carbon emissions for the next 50 years.
Fourteen countries attended to discuss food price inflation, energy needs, etc.Alas, India’s voice was drowned out, not by China’s attempts to provide medicine and education to Africa, but by the sheer magnitude of Chinese state-owned enterprises’
investments
in physical infrastructure.
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