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Top companies must effectively
manage
exposure to climate risk in order to generate higher profits and ensure more stable earnings.
Realizing Ahtisaari’s proposal will depend on EU solidarity and persistence, coupled with strong American support, to
manage
the vicissitudes of UN debate, lobby skeptical non-permanent Security Council members, such as Indonesia and South Africa, and persuade Russia to abstain rather than exercise its veto.
But if we keep in mind the lessons of history, we can
manage
the change.
Moreover, keeping businesses in the family reduces their disruptive potential, even when they do
manage
to innovate.
A second major hindrance to innovative entrepreneurship in the MENA region lies in the way governments
manage
their critical role as clients.
Our ability to prevent “water wars” will depend on our collective capacity to anticipate tensions, and to find the technical and institutional solutions to
manage
emerging conflicts.
Of course, this process is not irreversible: Effective political leadership and successful domestic reforms in the US and Japan, together with China’s failure to
manage
political pressure from below, could yet halt this seemingly inexorable power shift.
It also requires us to reduce or
manage
the risks associated with changing climate activity.
This level of transparency – which, in some cases, would amount to “naming and shaming” – could transform how companies
manage
their financial affairs.
“It is possible that one day England might
manage
to transform herself sufficiently to become part of the European community….
So, to the extent that the rich are self-made, and have come out winners in a fair, competitive, and transparent market, society may be better off allowing them to own and
manage
their wealth, while getting a reasonable share as taxes.
There was almost pride in the lack of confidence Argentina's people had in their institutions and their ability to
manage
without the shackles of convertibility.
After all, if Le Pen does
manage
to succeed in France’s run-off system, she will gain a strong and genuine mandate to implement policies that controvert everything post-war Germany – and, indeed, the EU – is supposed to stand for.
Representative government was created to
manage
these types of complex issues.
Manufacturing is already an intensive user of “big data” – the use of massive data sets to discover new patterns, perform simulations, and
manage
complex systems in real-time.
Policymakers should maximize migration’s economic benefits; facilitate legal channels so that migrants don’t choose illegal alternatives; reduce barriers for employment and remittances;
manage
irregular migration flows; and protect migrants’ safety, especially in war zones or when migration reaches crisis levels, as it has this year.
To see what that looks like, the International Trade Center (ITC) recently examined how people in Southeast Asia sustainably
manage
the CITES-listed python trade.
To help with this, governments can increase rural communities’ resource- and wildlife-use rights so that they can
manage
and protect their natural resources sustainably.
Even the movement in some cities, such as Singapore and Tokyo, toward driverless subways or cars will demand substantial labor to build and
manage
the relevant systems.
No one took into account the fact that countries like France and Switzerland somehow
manage
to thrive with large states.
Rather than blind hope, foresight based on knowledge and experience should govern how we
manage
the future of this technology and our relationship with it.
But Germans still own indirectly the houses they live in through their investments with life-insurance companies and savings societies, which own and
manage
a large proportion of the country’s housing estates.
The next bust can be avoided only if emerging markets
manage
the dream of homeownership better than the US and Europe.
The two countries still recognize many mutual interests, but now they
manage
these interests on a far different basis.
That means that investment is extremely high – and that, despite the high share of infrastructure investment, there is an urgent need to
manage
the potential risks.
Either central banks would
manage
somehow to thread the needle and guide exchange rates and asset prices back to some stable and sustainable equilibrium configuration, or the chaos and disruption in financial markets would spill over into the real economy and a major global downturn would begin.
He will not calculate the possible consequences of his or her purchase on the labor market, on the social system, and he shouldn't because markets would not function as an instrument to
manage
the complexity of a highly sophisticated economy if criteria such as these would enter market decisionmaking.
America is now in the midst of such a struggle, and how we
manage
it will inform how other countries handle similar struggles of their own.
Somehow, too, Asia’s leaders must
manage
the pace of globalization.
For decades, Friedman remained stranded in the intellectual wilderness, spurning the postwar Keynesian consensus that governments should use fiscal policy to
manage
aggregate demand – a view that sustained statist economic policies through the 1970’s.
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