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Thanks to concerted
investments
in prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, the number of people killed by the disease each year has declined 60% since 2000, saving more than six million lives.
That’s why we need effective action to prevent the spread of artemisinin resistance, including urgent
investments
in the next generation of antimalarial treatments.
Lower interest rates, for example, would free up money so that even countries with tight budget constraints could spend more on growth-enhancing
investments.
Significant shifts in power (typically as a result of changes in commodity prices) and ideology, or changes in the economics of projects, can lead to renegotiations, especially when it comes to large
investments
in natural resources and infrastructure.
Only one out of every ten Venezuelan companies polled states any intention of making middle or long term
investments
such as renovating existing industrial plants or building new ones.
And co-investment platforms with multilateral and regional development banks should be established, to boost the credibility of these
investments.
And with emerging economies now at the forefront of the fight against climate change, the world will benefit even more if
investments
in these countries are steered toward green-infrastructure projects.
These speculative
investments
can further strengthen the trend and push futures price further away from market equilibrium, especially if many investors follow suit or those who invest have sufficient funds to influence the market.
We must also recognize that a war with Iraq, even a limited war, could profoundly disrupt the international flow of goods, services, and
investments
upon which our global economy now rests.
Handouts of food and fuel in lieu of jobs, and
investments
to raise the productivity of work to which only the privileged have access, would do nothing to enable outsiders to compete for good jobs, or to remove the barriers, such as licenses, to self-employment.
This would serve the medium-term goal of public-finance sustainability, while treating the interest-rate level as a one-off windfall that can be used to address priority
investments
and strengthen growth potential.
There are several types of
investments
worth undertaking.
In the EU, it is sometimes argued that the way to trigger these
investments
is to exclude capital spending from the SGP and monitor only the balance for current spending.
As a result, the volume of bank credits financing local
investments
increased six-fold in 2009 alone.
Ricardo projected “declining returns” on
investments
in resources, whereby the best (least-cost) resources are used first, followed by the next best, and so on.
Already, the new Egyptian finance minister, Samir Radwan, has made it clear that he does not favor
investments
from “the enemy” – that is, Israel – which might lead to a takeover of the Egyptian economy.
While these areas are important, their allocations should be reduced further to create space for growth-enhancing
investments.
We need a new Sustainable Development Economics, with governments promoting new types of
investments.
And without universal access to public
investments
in human capital, societies will succumb to extreme inequalities of income and wealth.
Nor do Keynesians think through the kinds of public
investments
that are needed; for them, spending is spending.
The result is a public-sector vacuum and a dearth of public investments, which in turn holds back necessary private-sector investment.
They need to understand much better how to prioritize road, rail, power, and port investments; how to make
investments
environmentally sustainable by moving to a low-carbon energy system; how to train young workers for decent jobs, not only low-wage service-sector employment; and how to build social capital, in an age when there is little trust and considerable corruption.
Moreover, they must open their own markets not only in the traditional areas of agriculture and manufacturing, but also in new areas such as services, investments, and standards.
Public policies can play an important role by extending access to family planning services to the poor, expanding social security systems, reducing child mortality through public health investments, and improving education and job opportunities for women.
They will also save on
investments
in new roads, power plants, schools, and other public services.
There are also substantial
investments
by American money-market funds in instruments issued by some of the exposed banks.
If these
investments
reach all parts of Latin America, rich and poor, the region's prospects will brighten enormously.
His business activities include brokering sales of oil-field equipment to Iraq (causing huge losses for Chinese state-owned oil companies); construction of hydroelectric power stations in Sichuan (where his father was the provincial party boss from 1997 to 2002); providing information technology for 8,000 state-owned gas stations; and
investments
in real estate, oil exploration, and toll roads.
Major public as well as private
investments
will be needed to build links between various national pipeline grids.
Such
investments
will have big implications for Europe’s gas industry and create more transparency in global gas pricing, because it is now possible to import gas from distant producers.
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