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Lost in all this are the clear
lessons
of the last five decades of economic development.
True, G-20 leaders promised that they had learned the
lessons
of the Great Depression.
New Rules for Finance At LastPARIS – The World Monetary and Economic Conference took place in London 76 years ago, in June 1933, with 66 countries meeting to put an end to the unfolding monetary disorder and trade wars while trying to draw the
lessons
of the Great Depression.
It would be a mistake not to learn
lessons
from this mess.
What
lessons
can be drawn from the comparison between the Crimean and Sudeten crises?
To do so, countries should take the invaluable
lessons
provided by the AGOA to stimulate their export industries’ growth and seize market share not just in the US, but also in other economies, including within Africa.
They will stress that if the
lessons
of history are not learned, history is bound to repeat itself.
The Ahistorical Federal ReserveBERKELEY – Economic developments over the past 20 years have taught – or ought to have taught – the US Federal Reserve four
lessons.
The most effective – and thus the most credible – monetary policy is one that reflects not only the
lessons
of history, but also a willingness to reconsider long-held assumptions.
Examining work patterns in these diverse countries yields three key
lessons.
The European Union has taught us valuable
lessons
over the last few decades: first, that financial integration requires eliminating volatility among national currencies; next, that eradicating exchange-rate risk requires doing away with national currencies altogether; and now, that monetary union is impossible, among democracies, without political union.
But there are
lessons
to be learned and advantages to be gained from China if Latin American governments and businesses are willing to think creatively.
Indeed, governments, regulators, and plant operators around the world have begun learning the right
lessons.
Yet US lawmakers are already forgetting its
lessons.
Learning the
Lessons
of IraqNEW YORK – The Iraq war has been replaced by the declining economy as the most important issue in America’s presidential election campaign, in part because Americans have come to believe that the tide has turned in Iraq: the troop “surge” has supposedly cowed the insurgents, bringing a decline in violence.
It is time for America, and Europe, to learn the
lessons
of Iraq – or, rather, relearn the
lessons
of virtually every country that tries to occupy another and determine its future.
The
lessons
from the Fukushima crisis can serve as a useful guide for reform.
It is important that we learn the
lessons
of Fukushima and incorporate them into our strategy to combat nuclear terrorism.
The
lessons
of the last oil shock, which came on the heels of a collapse in state-led industrialization in the mid-1980s, were hard to absorb.
The northern powerhouse strategy provides valuable
lessons
for other countries.
In this respect, developing countries’ experience holds potentially important
lessons
for policymakers and various stakeholders in advanced economies.
Drawing
lessons
from reforms in Afghanistan and their experience in Haiti, Belt, Kashi, and Mackinnon suggest changing the power sector’s institutional and regulatory framework, corporatizing the EDH, and establishing cost-reflective tariffs.
There are two broad
lessons
here for other developing countries.
The relatively unconventional growth pattern in India, with its early emphasis on services, may hold important
lessons.
The
lessons
of Kennedy’s act of leadership – one of the greatest of modern times – are directly relevant today.
Yet the
lessons
of history are clear.
Moreover, success here can provide
lessons
in how to facilitate the daunting process of reform and modernization in the wider Middle East.
Nonetheless, some
lessons
can be drawn from Ireland’s recent experience.
Orthodoxy reflects history’s painfully acquired
lessons
– the sum of what we regard to be true.
Two
lessons
emerge from this consideration of the influence of demographic factors on economic growth.
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