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Moreover, the OFEs’ assets comprised mainly government bonds, which cost about €1.35 billion annually (or 0.3% of GDP) to service, while the OFEs’ high
management
fees swallowed up any hoped-for market premium.
It will also liberalize the funds’ investment strategies, in order to increase competition and reduce excessive
management
fees.
Moreover, education provides the skills people need to thrive in the new sustainable economy, working in areas such as renewable energy, smart agriculture, forest rehabilitation, the design of resource-efficient cities, and sound
management
of healthy ecosystems.
He said, “There is a need to…hold democratic elections according to the law; have democratic decision-making, democratic
management
as well as democratic supervision; safeguard people’s right to know, to participate, to express, and to supervise.”
France’s Socialist technocrats appear to have concluded from the failed Mitterrand experiment with Keynesianism in the early 1980s that domestic economic
management
was no longer possible, and that there was no real alternative to financial globalization.
A number of other steps would be necessary: credit facilities for reconstruction and investment; technical assistance for establishing the rule of law; support for education,
management
training, independent media and civil society.
Keynes saw himself as the enemy of laissez-faire and an advocate of public
management.
This process of labor substitution and disintermediation has been underway for some time in service sectors – think of ATMs, online banking, enterprise resource planning, customer relationship management, mobile payment systems, and much more.
Firms must adapt their
management
and governance with the aim of empowering their employees.
Traditional socialism, with its promise of the benevolent power of the state, has vanished beyond recall; and so has the infinite reassurance of the welfare state, which was supposed to protect against all adversity; and so has the paradigm of Keynesian demand management, with its promise of guaranteed employment and prosperity.
In some areas, particularly macroeconomic
management
involving the accumulation and use of stabilization funds, resource-rich transition countries have performed fairly well.
This underscores the importance for India's financial stability of successful
management
of the capital account (monitoring inflows and outflows) following any move toward full convertibility.
Certainly, more can be done to strengthen institutions and ensure sustainable resource
management.
So, too, should its deployment of a wide range of modern instruments enable it to meet the diverse range of project needs while ensuring adequate risk
management.
Indeed, this disconnect may explain why polls do not give President Bush the credit for economic
management
that his strong record would seem to merit.
One way or other, instability of the key currencies aggravates the difficult task of macroeconomic
management
and trade development in emerging and transition economies.
Moreover, Oz’s fee is the standard “two and twenty”: 2% for funds under
management
plus a 20% performance bonus for returns that exceed some benchmark – say, 4%.
If the fund blows up, investors cannot tell whether it was due to bad
management
or just bad luck.
Some have proposed establishing a new institution for crisis management, which would most likely require a treaty change.
The nefarious practices and
management
failings uncovered during the yearlong investigation that led to the fines were shocking.
The two main factors driving that increase were the expansion of credit and the rapid rise in resources devoted to asset
management
(associated, not coincidentally, with the exponential growth in financial-sector incomes).
For example, if you are a city planner in charge of traffic management, there are two ways you can address traffic flows in your city.
Abbas introduced a totally different style of
management
from that of Arafat.
Dressed in a suit and tie, Abbas introduced professional Western-style
management
to the presidency, but had no idea what to do with grass-roots militants.
In a recent letter to the chief executives of the S&P 500 companies and large European corporations, Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock, the world’s largest investment
management
company, expressed concern that many global firms may be sacrificing value-creating investments by distributing dividends and buying back their own shares.
This is not because a CEO’s work effort and negotiation and
management
skills are ten times more valuable nowadays, but because other corporate stakeholders have become less able to constrain top managers and financiers from capturing more of the value-added.
But the issue of how we should think about exchange rates and their appropriate
management
is a perennial one.
Establishing joint
management
and overhauling conventional defense capacities will be a two-pronged challenge: functional, owing to the traditional schema of defense organizations, and political, inasmuch as a cession of state sovereignty will be required.
Representative government, and its logical outgrowth, the democratic principle, became part of the classic model of good debt
management.
Far from discrediting the flawed approach to debt management, the “nation,” which succeeded absolutist monarchy as the basis of political authority, remained wedded to statist solutions.
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