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Regardless of whether Rousseff is removed from power, the key issue raised by the impeachment threat – her management of fiscal policy – underscores the need to overhaul Brazil’s economic institutions.
The BCB could then complement, or even replace, Treasuries’ repos, thereby framing its actions as money management and relocating it in the central bank.
By 1997, Korea had “liberalized” its financial markets by eliminating government credit allocation and management of commercial banks.
Partnerships between governments and foreign investors are at the core of the sound management of natural resources.
It requires careful and deft management, which may have been lacking that day.
But the US also needs to understand that its relationship with China is, as a Chinese official remarked recently, “too big to fail,” and requires purposeful management.
And China, when it took a 10% stake in the US private equity group Blackstone, eschewed any voting rights in the company’s management, perhaps as a way of keeping US financial regulators happy.
Tomorrow’s autonomous vehicles will prompt another wave of innovation, from optimization of road capacity to intersection management.
It is time for China to seriously consider allowing the renminbi to float freely, while reserving the right to intervene when it must, and tighten the management of cross-border capital flows (permissible under last November’s G-20 agreements).
The fundamental weakness of Russia’s emerging political system, with its excessive centralization, its reliance on individual personnel rather than institutions, and the declining quality of its management, is starting to show.
In Padang, according to an estimate by the director of the city’s disaster management office, a similar tsunami could kill more than 400,000 people.
As it stands, inadequate cross-border coordination and enforcement of international agreements is a major impediment to crisis prevention and management.
By this, corporate boards and investment strategists mean that they still believe that emerging economies are destined to grow a lot faster than the developed world, importing technology and management techniques while exporting goods and services, thereby exploiting a winning combination of low wages and rising productivity.
In each industry and region, companies will race to internalize China's new methods in order to beat their local and immediate competitors--just as US management methods have been internalized by companies around the world, including within China.
To succeed on all three fronts, we need sustained investment in health infrastructure, management, and personnel.
First, it takes a long time to change an economic culture and existing business organizations from mere administration to profitable management.
The French, German, and Irish governments would be particularly delighted to see UK-based banks and hedge funds shackled by EU regulations, and UK-based businesses involved in asset management, insurance, accountancy, law, and media forced to transfer their jobs, head offices, and tax payments to Paris, Frankfurt, or Dublin.
A third are damaged beyond repair, another third are hopelessly unprofitable, and the rest are a mismanaged assortment of plants, a few of which could potentially produce something of value, but only with proper management and incentives.
These attitudes fundamentally change the way the world works: middle management, the bulwark of tradition, is being liquidated.
Now that I have been elected Governor of Tokyo, which will host the 2020 Games, I am quickly preparing myself and my team for the grueling tests of management that lie ahead of us.
That is especially true when one considers the lack of women in corporate management positions.
In 2003, Norway revised its corporation law to state that companies that failed to place women in 40% of management positions could face delisting.
Women currently hold an estimated 9% of senior management positions in Japan, compared to 40% in the Philippines, 24% in France, and 22% in the United States.
Globalization requires regulation and management.
For example, effective risk management and longer-term policy objectives would be better aligned if regulators reduced capital requirements for banks that extend loans for climate-resilient and environmentally friendly investments.
A new management was bought in through the market; unions struck; management filed for bankruptcy, sold planes and gates.
Weak Labor, Strong Securities MarketsA vital distinction between market economies is the degree to which ownership of large firms is separate from a firm's day-to-day management.
Separation of ownership from management and effective securities markets reinforce each other.
Unless there is a conflict of interest between a company's management and its board, owners in common-law countries have no legal recourse when managers' operational or strategic decisions are bad, stupid, or otherwise harmful to shareholders.
These discussions include joint initiatives on maritime security, counterterrorism, weapons proliferation, disaster prevention and management, and energy security.
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