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First, emerging economies’ motivation to transform their growth
models
was weaker than expected.
Financial Inclusion and BeyondCAMBRIDGE – Because traditional financial services are not designed for small depositors and borrowers, several non-traditional
models
have been able to scale up rapidly in this untapped market.
But, without a strategic policy roadmap to guide further financial-technology (fintech) development, these new “connector”
models
will remain limited in terms of the services they can provide.
Other models, such as Microensure and Bima, have also gained ground, offering micro-insurance solutions in emerging countries.
Even as technology sweeps away industries, it is facilitating the emergence of new
models
that could help solve some of the problems in the labor market.
So, in most of the discussion about business
models
occasioned by the sale of the Washington Post to Amazon.com
As solar power becomes increasingly cost-effective, countries located within the planet’s sun belt could develop entirely new business
models
as cheap, clean energy enables them to process their raw materials locally, adding value – and profit – prior to export.
Some of the
models
that have been used abroad may work in the US, too.
Indeed, most established parties are so busy playing defense that they have little inclination to engage in the type of forward-looking strategic thinking that is needed to re-energize exhausted growth models, anchor financial stability, and ensure that technological innovation enables broad-based prosperity.
These policies are seen as a way of offering reparation for past injustices and, more importantly, for creating role
models
and for overcoming residual and perhaps involuntary discrimination.
China’s leaders recognize this opportunity, and are taking action to support the shift to more sustainable growth
models.
China’s adaptive policymaking approach has produced both spectacular failures, with entire markets being shut down, and remarkable successes, yielding
models
that could be applied across the country.
Many economists cite China and South Korea as
models
of Asian developmental success.
Other US communities could, and should, incorporate similar
models
into their treatment programs for chronic conditions.
What we need now are more refined mathematical tools and simulation
models
to understand the hidden uncertainties that can emerge from interactions in complex social and natural systems.
But the advanced countries are, to varying degrees, fiscally constrained by relatively high and rising public debt, largely owing to fiscal imbalances that were hidden from view until defective growth
models
broke down in the crisis of 2008.
To bring true change, Macron will have to transcend the two contradictory but mutually reinforcing political
models
that have defined the last decade of EU governance: technocracy and populism.
In the more tech-oriented economies, like the US, the United Kingdom, and the Nordic countries, there is a risk that traditional macroeconomic
models
will overestimate the cost pressure from labor.
And yet coal and other fossil-fuel companies have refused to adjust their business
models.
All the academic
models
show that, even if possible, limiting the increase in global temperature to 2oC, as promised by the European Union and the G-8, would cost a phenomenal 12.9% of GDP by the end of the century.
Invariably, the middle-income trap afflicts those emerging economies that cling to early-stage development
models
for too long.
An active search is on for new
models.
They still seem enamored of the standard monetary-policy models, in which all central banks have to do to get the economy going is reduce interest rates.
The standard
models
failed to predict the crisis, but bad ideas die a slow death.
Regrettably, it is far from clear that it has changed its thinking and models, which failed to maintain the economy on an even keel before – and are certain to fail again.
But almost all economic
models
imply that a cut in expenditures today should lead to higher GDP in the long run, because it allows for lower taxes (and thus reduces economic distortions).
One is to have an international conference at which experts can suggest
models
to calculate exchange rates and politicians can negotiate deals.
There have been two
models
for such a consensus.
But the number one challenge facing these countries is to develop growth
models
that can provide more ample, well-paid, and secure jobs amid a secular re-alignment of the global economy.
The last few years have highlighted the declining potency of long-standing growth
models.
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