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In formulating such policies – whether through legislation, regulatory rule-setting, international agreements, or
measures
addressing related issues such as tax and trade – the goal should be to limit the downsides of technology without stifling innovation.
Achieving the fourth, along with social and economic
measures
aimed at creating better jobs and improving people’s standard of living, would at least make it possible to weaken, contain, and control Mexico’s drug trafficking organizations, thereby strengthening civil order and governability.
In China today, as in the US 35 years ago, there is a debate about whether supply-side or demand-side
measures
are most likely to restore growth.
For starters, supply-side
measures
can best be undertaken when there is full employment.
Today, deficient global aggregate demand requires governments to undertake
measures
that boost spending.
In short, if designed correctly, balanced-budget
measures
– increasing taxes in tandem with expenditures –could provide a large stimulus to the economy.
Nor should China fall into the trap of emphasizing backward-looking supply-side
measures.
But if the government accompanied effective demand-side
measures
with active labor-market policies, at least the employment problem could be effectively addressed, and optimal – or at least reasonable – policies for economic restructuring could be designed.
But too often the debate about China’s economy has been dominated by naive proposals for supply-side reform – accompanied by criticism of the demand-side
measures
adopted after the 2008 global financial crisis.
Those
measures
were far from perfect; they had to be formulated on the fly, in the context of an unexpected emergency.
Moreover, the magnitude of some of the necessary supply-side reforms will be markedly diminished, precisely because the demand-side
measures
will reduce excess supply.
Together with increased cooperation on technological innovation and an agreed set of policy principles that can be translated into concurrent national measures, this would boost growth in markets for energy-efficient and renewable technologies, driving costs down further.
And all of these coalitions should inspire the broader international community to adopt similar
measures
to advance the Third Industrial Revolution.
But the potential for a free-trade agreement isn’t the point; what matters is the end to the escalation of tit-for-tat measures, set in motion by Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on US imports of European steel.
While protectionist
measures
might have been defensible 20 years ago, China’s economy is far more competitive today.
Whatever benefit China derives from such
measures
may well be outweighed by an escalating trade war– especially now that the EU is safe and China will have to face the US alone.
The Great BacklashNEW YORK – In the immediate aftermath of the 2008 global financial crisis, policymakers’ success in preventing the Great Recession from turning into Great Depression II held in check demands for protectionist and inward-looking
measures.
This new nationalism takes different economic forms: trade barriers, asset protection, reaction against foreign direct investment, policies favoring domestic workers and firms, anti-immigration measures, state capitalism, and resource nationalism.
For example, in the US, energy efficiency
measures
alone can save over a trillion dollars, while driving job creation and growth in the short-term, aiding the economic recovery and providing the economic stimulus required to accelerate investment in low-carbon energy generation and use.
A clear commitment to emission reduction targets in the developed and developing world to drive technology investment and energy efficiency
measures.
It will certainly drive governments to pursue more prosaic
measures.
Such policing can be a tool of both information and deterrence, and can thus serve as an effective component of a broader strategy, including
measures
ranging from beefing up border police and intelligence services to military intervention in the Middle East or Africa.
Now is the time not for risky shortcuts, but for meticulous, well-planned, incremental
measures
that gradually and consistently earn the public’s trust.
That group initially produced meager results; but, by July 2015, it issued a report, endorsed by the G20, that proposed norms for limiting conflict and confidence-building
measures.
There was general agreement about confidence-building
measures
and the need to strengthen capacity.
But, while China has supported the mandatory sanctions set by the United Nations Security Council, it has rejected the West’s unilateral
measures.
A Republican presidential victory, together with Republican control of the House and Senate, would likely lead to substantial reduction, repeal, and replacement of many Obama initiatives, attempts to reform taxes and entitlements, and
measures
to impose greater fiscal discipline.
Although some
measures
of urban pollution are improving, urbanization exposes many more people to bad air, increasing the total human and economic cost.
In many cases this requires drastic measures, particularly insofar as our physical security is concerned.
But while it is hard to deny that such
measures
are necessary, it is no less necessary to remember the other half of the phrase: "security and freedom."
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