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We believe that an effect-based approach, based on an agreed threshold, would minimize the negative consequences of more host-country intervention in regulation and supervision.
None of this is meant to minimize the consequences of political polarization in the US.
Some non-democratic systems seem to evoke deeper support, because they are based on religious or national communal solidarity, and because closed societies minimize doubt, drift, and criticism.
With the development of remote sensing, artificial intelligence, and biogeochemical modeling, we can better forecast outcomes, and develop strategies to manage and minimize adverse consequences.
This would minimize the risk of severe violence in Iran, while galvanizing opposition to religious extremists.
In some parts of the world, the best way to combat drug resistance will be to encourage changes in behavior that reduce the spread of infections and minimize the need for treatment.
Moreover, large corporations are able to take full advantage of globalization (for example, by arbitraging tax regimes to minimize their payments).
Alas, the responsible, imaginative, and inclusive political leadership needed to minimize the damage is nowhere in sight.
Such a constructive approach would include steps – like supporting the grandfathering of trade agreements – that minimize friction during the transition period.
As with the reef installations, the wise course is to minimize provocation.
In an effort to minimize the budget deficit, the authorities have proposed new tax measures, including new rules on capital gains and the reenactment of a tax on financial transactions.
But the way to minimize the pain is to cut spending without cutting output, which requires selling to others what residents can no longer afford.
New rules and procedures, as well as better training, can minimize such failings.
Fortunately, it may be possible to minimize the fallout for the rest of the world.
Consultation can minimize surprises.
Designing a screening mechanism to minimize adverse selection in choosing bureaucrats and party officials has become one of the biggest challenges that China’s ruling elites confront.
The main item on the agenda now is to design better social insurance, in order to minimize the pain from reallocation, be it from deregulation, technological progress, or globalization.
But we can minimize risk by remaining vigilant and upholding at all times the values on which our societies are based.
Such an order will be culturally inclusive and less hegemonic, encompassing states, non-state actors, and social groups to minimize violence and maximize economic well-being.
And, yes, tax incentives are not the only – and perhaps not even the most important – reason why financial institutions use a lot of debt and minimize equity.
Europe’s leaders must act now to minimize the risks, lest they find their shelters inadequate to the extreme weather that could lie ahead.
Scientific Match says that it destroys samples after the “matchmaking” in order to minimize the risk of a violation of privacy.
A better approach would be to create a mechanism for orchestrating orderly sovereign default, both to minimize damage when crises do occur, and to discourage lenders from assuming that taxpayers’ money will solve all major problems.
To minimize the risk of an unruly collapse, it is necessary to approve an international resolution mechanism with authority over all major international financial institutions.
The goal would not be to rescue banks and their creditors, but to minimize the disruption that an uncontrolled default might cause.
But there is no reason why an ICU cannot be designed with variable exchange rates and simple, automated rules which minimize politicians’ and bureaucrats’ discretionary power, while preserving the benefits of Keynes’s original idea for keeping global imbalances in check.
The first is obvious: minimize global warming by, say, honoring the Kyoto Treaty's emissions targets.
The Russians view normal relations between Turkey and Armenia as a way to minimize Georgia’s strategic role in the region.
This could encourage investment in a range of higher-value-added sectors, promote positive spillovers, and minimize adverse effects.
To minimize that risk, euro-area countries must fundamentally re-work and strengthen the institutional architecture for coordinating long overdue structural reforms and for safeguarding public finances.
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