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Beyond the need to alleviate the human misery that fills television screens and front pages of newspapers lies the imperative not to miss the significant medium-term
opportunities
that migration provides.
Increasing educational
opportunities
for girls would also benefit the planet.
It takes more time to build up skills and open trade
opportunities
than it does to lay off workers and shut down inefficient firms.
There is some evidence that, thanks to grassroots campaigns and new economic
opportunities
for women, child marriage is in decline in some parts of the world.
But illegal, undeclared, and unreported (IUU) fishing off Africa’s coasts has reached epidemic proportions, depriving coastal communities of income and
opportunities.
Asian countries are essentially giving tens of thousands of top minds the
opportunities
and incentives to tackle today’s most pressing challenges, such as developing cost-effective sustainable-energy solutions, ensuring affordable health care for aging populations, and improving the quality of life in overcrowded cities.
Through careful management of Kosovo’s independence process, and attentiveness to
opportunities
to improve relations with Russia, the West might mitigate the worst consequences of this confrontation.
Shortfalls in investment eventually diminish growth and employment
opportunities.
If fiscal rebalancing is accomplished in part by cutting investment, medium- and longer-term growth will suffer, resulting in fewer employment
opportunities
for younger labor-market entrants.
Income growth for the middle class in most advanced countries has been stagnant, and employment
opportunities
have been declining, especially in the tradable part of the economy.
Affirmative action has given more
opportunities
to the downtrodden scheduled castes.
But it can be addressed effectively only with policies and programs that foster growth and meaningful
opportunities
to benefit from it.
European governments, instead of following the suggestions of far-right rhetoric, should reconcile themselves to pursuing strong and creative policies to address the underlying problems of education (segregated or second-class schools, curricula, etc.), unequal employment opportunities, and urban decay.
It also has a long-term national interest in increased regional stability, not least because it would help to stem the tide of refugees – already numbering two million – flowing into the country, while opening up more commercial
opportunities
nearby.
European leaders should also carefully monitor the possible revision of Turkish foreign policy, grasping
opportunities
to reignite bilateral dialogue on issues of common interest.
And for good reason: The project, which involves more than 60 countries and quite a few international organizations, implies unprecedented
opportunities
– and challenges.
Developing nations, the argument went, have plenty of investment opportunities, but are short of savings.
Electricity is supplied on a pay-as-you-go basis and tied to phone bills, unlocking market
opportunities
for isolated farmers.
Investors and individual savers, for their part, will have new
opportunities
for portfolio diversification.
After all, while climate change is a market failure, it is also a disruption that provides many opportunities: new ways of doing business, new technologies for maintaining our lifestyles, and new attitudes toward consumption and production.
We in the business world have pledged that we will keep investing and creating
opportunities
for Britain to green itself.
The imbalances specific to underdevelopment create
opportunities
that policymakers can seize on.
They need to identify priorities and opportunities, and work on them.
Second, developing and emerging economies still offer immediate
opportunities
for large high-return investments, which should be financed by what appears as excess global savings.
With significant room to move toward the technology frontier, including in services, there are still plenty of
opportunities
for “catch-up” growth.
To take advantage of these opportunities, however, regulatory and political uncertainty must be reduced and public-private partnerships in development finance must be scaled up within a framework that leads to inclusive benefits.
Political will and powerful messaging will be needed to spur the ambitious social and economic reforms, together with the kind of international cooperation, that will be needed to take advantage of
opportunities
for inclusive growth.
Iran’s backward economy, a third of which is controlled by the Revolutionary Guard, is simply incapable of offering job
opportunities
to Iran’s growing cohorts of university graduates – the same segment of society that toppled the Shah.
Moreover, schools and institutes of public affairs must offer student and faculty
opportunities
to engage with the policymakers of the day.
Such a system would trigger entrepreneurial searches for low-cost mitigation
opportunities
in developing countries, because rich countries would want to pay less by lowering emissions abroad.
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