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An imbalance between profits and investment is a major reason for today’s tepid growth in developed and developing countries alike; unless it is addressed, the result could be a wider crisis of legitimacy for corporate governance and economic
management.
It subsequently played a central role in the
management
of the 1980’s debt crisis and in the post-communist economic transition after 1989.
Indeed, certain types of capital-flow
management
– including limiting domestic debt denominated in foreign currency for both firms and households – have been shown to increase resilience.
For those countries capable of designing and implementing prudential regulations,
management
of cross-border capital flows becomes less useful and less desirable.
Improved domestic resource mobilization and
management
– for example, through better tax administration, greater capacity to negotiate and manage natural-resource contracts, and stronger mechanisms for limiting capital flight and illicit financial flows – would improve the situation considerably.
Whispered rumors of daily interference from
management
were only confirmed in private.
Crisis
management
is an art form that one can only learn through experience, and with some training.
Not only will we strive to ensure a concerted, clear and speedy reaction to international events and crises, we will also continue the dynamic development of the EU's crisis
management
capabilities.
While businesspeople travel in order to trade or invest, more than half of international business travel seems to be related to the
management
of foreign subsidiaries.
For example, if we didn’t know whether we would be working long days at a fast-food counter or overseeing the entire organization, we would think differently about compensation structures and the ever increasing gap between the most senior
management
and the most junior staff members.
That is why major businesses such as PricewaterHouseCoopers, Hindustan Construction Corporation, AbzeSolar, Swiss Re, AECOM, AXA Group, IBM, and others – spanning many sectors and encompassing all regions – are engaging with UN experts to improve global strategies for disaster-risk
management
and reduction.
In short, Chinese economic
management
seems less incompetent than it did a few months ago.
The short answer is a “new normal,” with slower growth, a de-risked and more stable core financial system, and a set of additional challenges (energy, climate, and demographic imbalances, to name a few) with varying time horizons that will test our collective capacity to improve
management
and oversight of the global economy.
The American strategy was
management
through autocratic leaders, and a "don't rock the boat" approach.
Careful and deft
management
by both Republican and Democratic administrations has helped maintain the fragile peace between China and Taiwan.
The third doubt is about US economic
management.
Forest conservation and
management
thus are crucial to tackling climate change.
A similar dichotomy applies to many other critical issues, including adaptation to climate change, efforts to improve resource management, urbanization and the rise of megacities, increased labor mobility, and human-capital expansion.
The second major category of e-waste
management
strategies is to decentralize recycling while keeping the environmental impact of small-scale facilities to an acceptable level.
Second, the EU is building its crisis
management
know-how on the basis of a global approach.
In a new report, my colleagues at The Nature Conservancy, the C40 Climate Leadership Group, and the International Water Association show that investing in forest protection, reforestation, stream bank restoration, improved agricultural practices, and forest-fire
management
can reduce the amount of pollutants flowing into supplies of drinking water.
In short, the eurozone’s QE program amounts essentially to a massive asset-liability
management
exercise, in which (national) public debt is reshuffled from one part of the public sector (governments) to another part (the national central bank).
National governments will also need to participate, streamlining customs controls, border
management
policies, and regional trade regulations.
If it is, the world needs to develop other institutions for global
management
– and quickly.
In many ways, the fund
management
story was a watershed moment for Caijing and for the Chinese press in general.
In this context, FSB Chairman Aleksandr Bortnikov’s son, Denis, was a wise old man of 37 when he joined the VTB Bank
management
board.
With careful management, Turkey may find itself drawing closer to Europe, while rebuilding its relationship with America.
Last year, one out of every six dollars of assets under professional
management
in the United States – a total of $6.6 trillion – was allocated toward some form of sustainable investment, especially public equities.
More than 2,800 participants – including companies with market capitalization totaling $11 trillion and investors with $23.4 trillion in assets under
management
– have been involved in the SASB process.
For example, more efficient energy and resource use can lower costs; better
management
of human talent can boost productivity; stricter safety, health, and environmental rules can reduce the risk of serious accidents; and new green or fair-trade products that appeal to consumers can increase revenues.
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