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But it is when things seem “nice and clear" that investors should question conventional wisdom.
Last year, many investors questioned the ECB's ability to launch a bond-buying program in the face of German opposition, and many others doubted the Fed's willingness to tighten monetary policy, because doing so could choke off the US economic recovery.
Another is that investors and corporate treasurers could become increasingly confident and aggressive in borrowing euros to convert into dollars and take advantage of higher US rates.
While higher US interest rates will attract some investors, others will move away from the dollar if the combination of a more competitive euro, the ECB's enormous monetary stimulus, and an easing of fiscal pressures in France, Italy, and Spain generates a genuine economic recovery in Europe.
No one can say for sure, but one thing is certain: Whereas the profits from playing transatlantic interest-rate differentials may run to 1% or 2% per year, investors can easily lose that amount in a single day – or even an hour – by buying the wrong currency when the trend turns.
During the pre-crisis boom, homebuyers were encouraged to borrow heavily to finance undiversified investments in a single home, while governments provided guarantees to mortgage investors.
Investors already know that people have a stronger incentive to manage risks better if they retain some interest in the risk.
But investors also know that other factors may offset the advantages of risk retention in specific cases.
Governments around the world are spending money on regulating and monitoring their stock markets so that they are safer for individual investors, and so that investor interest in these markets will grow.
No wonder that a significant number of well-informed investors predict that within a couple of decades India will have leap-frogged over China.
Moreover, India no longer appears to be the vigorous economic dynamo that was the darling of global investors only five years ago.
Investors, analysts, and other commentators, for their part, must take a more nuanced view of governments’ true debt liabilities.
The EU is Turkey’s leading trade partner and one of its largest investors, and has long considered Turkey to be a stable ally in a volatile region.
This equity could then be sold to foreign and domestic investors.
The Governments would then turn around and sell their stakes in the banks, seeking foreign as well as domestic investors.
Debt capital markets provide an important asset class for institutional investors, and give large corporations an alternative to bank loans.
While individual investors in bonds may face losses, defaults in the corporate-bond market are unlikely to have significant ripple effects across the system, as the securitized subprime mortgages that sparked the last financial crisis did.
Investors and individual savers, for their part, will have new opportunities for portfolio diversification.
Achieving greater transparency in public administration will require sustained implementation of projects – such as the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), the Construction Sector Transparency Initiative, and others – that shine a spotlight on the behavior of governments and investors.
Similarly, revising mining and petroleum codes, as appropriate, could help improve transparency and ensure more equitable revenue-sharing arrangements between investors and the countries in which they operate.
Thus, central bankers were stuck trying to control a world economy shocked by random changes in the animal spirits of investors and traders.
But investors betting on a quick reversal of fortune for Brazil are likely to be disappointed.
Investors like to fantasize of economic reforms carried out by a post-Rousseff government headed by current Vice President Michel Temer and supported by Temer’s PMDB and parts of the opposition Brazilian Social Democracy Party of former president Fernando Henrique Cardoso.
Fixing fiscal policy is necessary not just to reassure investors.
But, even with long-term investors, to build a viable city at scale nowadays represents a daunting challenge, requiring not just architecture, but also modern infrastructure, schools, and hospitals.
Moreover, in addition to people, investors, land, and other tangible assets, an independent yet accountable government must create and enforce rules, and a charter must specify how the rules can be changed.
While Romer’s formula is complex, his charter cities will be subject to the ultimate form of accountability: they will succeed only if they can attract investors and citizens who want to live and work there.
That calls for a system that will return their investment and more over time, which means that investors will design a city that helps its citizen/taxpayers to prosper.
This was compounded by strategic uncertainty related to how markets, investors and consumers would react to the replacement of national currencies with the Euro.
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