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The fact that youth unemployment is just a part of a larger problem leads to the real policy question: Why should
officials
spend limited time, energy, and public funding specifically on unemployed young people, rather than on all of the unemployed?
Even for
officials
as highly competent as those at the BEA, it is impossible to keep track of all of the stocks and flows in the international economy.
US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel recently told reporters that the US, working with Russian security officials, will be prepared to extract Americans from Sochi in the event of an attack.
That is why they have rallied around the young blogger Alexei Navalny, whose WikiLeaks-like anti-corruption campaign has brought forth evidence of billions of dollars stolen from state-owned companies, luxury limousines bought by officials, and spectacular business careers by the ruling elite’s “wunderkinder” sons and daughters.
In 2001, our shiksha yatra (march for education) called on government
officials
to make access to school a fundamental right for all children.
There are also concerns about inexperienced Islamist officials’ ability to run finance ministries.
This means getting the Congress party fully on board and overcoming the resistance of career
officials
to new ways of thinking and acting.
For many reasons, things did not work out that way, as India became economically statist, for a time politically authoritarian, and geopolitically closer to the USSR than US
officials
liked.
Stalinist purges in Russia left no independent institutions to stop the depredations of corrupt officials, managers, and the state.
And the government’s steps to tackle China’s heavily polluted air and water, a problem that
officials
can no longer ignore or explain away, will weigh on short-term growth as well.
Finally, the leadership has created new party institutions, answerable directly to top officials, to ensure that all changes are implemented as planned.
Some of the losers have the means to defend their interests: purged officials, companies, and industries that face new regulatory scrutiny, as well as firms forced out of business, have well-placed friends within China’s enormous bureaucracy.
It is the absence of a capable state that causes corruption (the inability to prevent public officials, often in collusion with other members of society, from subverting decision-making for private gain), as well as poverty and backwardness.
The longer
officials
remain paralyzed, hoping that the financial system will right itself, the higher the eventual cost of the cleanup will be.
For example, Indonesian
officials
have encouraged reform in Myanmar, helped to bring about an end to the border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia, and pushed for democracy and human rights to be enshrined in an ASEAN political and security community.
In 2012, when we invited senior
officials
responsible for enforcing maritime law in each of the five major ASEAN countries to a month-long training program, three members of the Japan Coast Guard were assigned to each trainee, with all of them living, eating, and sleeping together under the same roof.
This method was highly successful during the post-war period of European reconstruction, because it allowed diplomats and
officials
from different countries to bypass national disagreements or lingering resentments and address the continent’s most pressing problems.
The memory of the 2011 sovereign-debt crisis remains fresh, and many
officials
would refrain from using fiscal policy to prop up the economy.
Ownership change is becoming more appealing to government
officials
at various levels.
When, in Angola, one brave firm, BP, wanted to do the right thing by trying to make sure that oil royalties actually go to the government, rather than to corrupt officials, other oil companies refused to go along.
TNC
officials
admit that some council members are based in western Libya, but have refused to identify them for security reasons.
Such political and military spats are likely to continue as
officials
attempt to consolidate their positions.
Today, the CCP’s political supremacy places it above the law, which encourages corruption among Party officials, whether at the local or national level.
The danger is that
officials
will be tempted to use it to solve other problems, which will destroy its usefulness as a stabilising mechanism.
And, while equal treatment under the law obviously is one of democracy’s more commendable features, the zeal of elected
officials
and mass media that pander to popular opinion in their treatment of talented artists is the ugly face of democracy.
Traditionally, these were Tibet and Taiwan, but Chinese
officials
have recently referred to their claims on the South China Sea as a “core interest” as well.
For too long, government
officials
have tinkered with Mexico’s economic structure through piecemeal reforms that seek to ensure political stability, but that do not address the key obstacles to greater innovation and competitiveness.
But, while the authorities relied on this approach in 1999, the last time they were faced with a serious bad-loan problem, running the money printing press is not compatible with officials’ other stated goal: a stable exchange rate.
It was Nigeria’s first suicide bombing, and the audacity and ferocity of the attack have thrown government
officials
and citizens alike into panic mode.
But the GST retains enough complexity that it is likely to lead to evasion, arbitrage, and even bribery of tax
officials.
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