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The third lesson from Greece is that macro tinkering is not enough; highly indebted countries also need a credible growth strategy.
On a macro level, the World Health Organization recently revised its estimate of the number of premature deaths due to air pollution to seven million annually.
A Post-Crisis World of RiskMILAN – The global economy’s most striking feature nowadays is the magnitude and interconnectedness of the macro risks that it faces.
Markets may have factored in the combined effect of these macro risks, which nowadays are pervasive and correlated, but I doubt it.
The WEF’s focus is squarely on the macro level.
Back at the macro level, China needs to reallocate responsibilities and resources among the various levels of government, in order to capitalize on their comparative advantage in providing services and raising revenue.
Economics is a vast discipline that comprises researchers and practitioners whose work spans macro and micro perspectives and theoretical and applied approaches.
But, to ensure this, macro and structural economic policies that boost aggregate demand, job creation and growth, reduce income and wealth inequality, provide economic opportunity to the young, and integrate rather than reject refugees and economic migrants will be needed.
These companies are implementing the stakeholder concept on a micro and macro level, answering to the demands of their employees, customers, and communities, and thus strengthening their brands.
At the macro level, aggregate US productivity has increased by more than 250% since the early 1970s, while hourly wages have remained stagnant.
And, because state intervention puts a floor beneath market participants’ losses, it undermines the effectiveness of conventional macro policies.
At the macro level, a less credit-constrained economy (with a large mass of effective borrowers) could then experience a fall in the savings rate as borrowing rose.
Many are running macro imbalances, such as twin current account and fiscal deficits, and confront rising inflation and slowing growth.
And today’s macro mood is shared pessimism.
The other part of macro strategy is to reduce real interest rates.
In addition to the macro and micro aspects of economics, understanding supply chains in private and public goods and services in China requires mezo (institutional) and meta (system-wide) analysis.
In the East Asian currency crises, the tough macro policies required by the IMF and the U.S. Treasury were intended to restore the confidence of international lenders and investors.
Proponents of the macro approach point out that the greatest development successes have typically been the product of economy-wide reforms.
Moreover, the macro tradition vacillates between specific recommendations (“set low and uniform tariffs,” “remove interest-rate ceilings on banks,” “improve your ‘doing business’ ranking”) that find limited support in cross-country evidence, and broad recommendations that lack operational content (“integrate into world economy,” “achieve macroeconomic stability,” “improve contract enforcement”).
In recent years, assets in emerging-market economies – especially currencies – have depreciated by 5-50% relative to the dollar, reflecting both external imbalances and the broader macro conditions of individual countries.
At both the micro and the macro level, development projects and economic growth can do much to alleviate some of the structural causes of political violence.
The policy framework that has proven to serve the major emerging economies best is one that focuses not only on macro and monetary stability, but also on adaptation, guided by a forward-looking (though inherently imperfect) assessment of coming micro and macro structural shifts and the measures needed to support them.
He argues that economists became blind to catastrophic macro failure because they mistook the beauty or elegance of theoretical models for truth.
The simplicity and elegance of micro and macro models make them useful in explaining the price mechanism and the balance or imbalance of key aggregate economic variables.
Doing so provides a natural linkage between micro and macro, because the micro-level rules and institutions typically imply macro-level consequences.
Most traditional companies, meanwhile, remain focused on their macro environment, at the expense of responding adequately to the new micro-level forces in play.
Whichever policies – macro or micro – turn out to work best for addressing today’s economic problems, one thing has become abundantly clear: optimism is out of fashion.
The long-term benefits consist not just in efficiency and productivity gains (large enough to show up in macro data), but also in much-needed new jobs requiring a broad range of skills.
Cumbersome political gridlock notwithstanding, it managed to address the macro problem it faced (a lack of aggregate demand) by implementing expansionary fiscal and monetary policies.
Economists working on the macro economy, its micro foundations, exogenous and endogenous growth theory, the formation of expectations and problems of information and discrimination all refer back to Phelps.
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