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If these
options
fail, all like-minded countries in the region, regardless of their South China Sea claims or ASEAN membership, should form a larger caucus to address the issue, by formulating a shared position in region-wide platforms such as the ASEAN Regional Forum and the East Asia Summit.
Unlike doctors in a profit-driven healthcare system, Dutch doctors cannot “make money” extending life; nor can they “make money” from informing the patient and his or her family of the various life-saving
options
made possible by advances in medical science.
In February, I presented to the Eurogroup (which convenes the finance ministers of eurozone member states) a menu of options, including GDP-indexed bonds, which Charles Goodhart recently endorsed in the Financial Times, perpetual bonds to settle the legacy debt on the European Central Bank’s books, and so forth.
Last month, I traveled to four countries in the Middle East to meet refugees and learn about their stories and
options.
If the economy was foolproof, and if so many good policy
options
existed to deal with crisis and distress, there was less need to avoid mistakes.
Of what use is genetic information about a disease when there are no therapeutic
options?
It will not hide the fact that Israel has run out of unilateral
options.
Lomborg is a leading advocate of cost-benefit analysis (CBA) as the best way to choose between policy
options.
The fundamental difference between the two institutions is the range of
options
given to the worker.
Today, migrants often face limited
options.
By restricting the workers’ outside options, employers may get them to accept terms that freer individuals would reject.
With retirement, they have lost almost all options: they can no longer work more, nor can they sign up for private health plans – the insurance premiums at their age are too high.
There would be no attractive options, and the result – regardless of how much goodwill both sides bring to the talks – would leave both the UK and the EU visibly diminished, not least on the world stage.
NATO is no longer just a hammer; it is an entire toolbox of security
options.
These
options
include developing counter-networks to meet networked security threats such as terrorism and proliferation of nuclear, chemical, or biological materials, as well as highly decentralized threats such as piracy.
It remains for the West to offer Iran adequate
options
for credibly terminating its military nuclear program.
This will not rescue the partnership, but at least it could help define common interests, identify policy options, and create the conditions to achieve results.
Among the various
options
under consideration, the value-added tax base – perhaps averaged over a number of years – looks best, since the accounting and tax-assessment infrastructures already exist.
Even so, only 20% of Europeans believe that companies are doing enough to promote environmentally friendly
options.
Currently, Palestinians oscillate between two
options
that imply either addressing the Security Council in a bid for full UN membership, or appealing to the General Assembly, should a US veto render success there impossible.
The
options
currently on the table leave the home-regulator principle largely intact.
City dwellers, by contrast, can explore a wide variety of
options
to create custom-made villages according to their social, intellectual, or creative affinities.
Most Europeans who have been dealing with the issue also assume that Iran is aiming at capacities that would eventually make available all options, including quick development of a nuclear weapon, rather than actually acquiring, let alone testing, a weapon and thereby violating the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
This was most apparent in the implicit volatilities in
options
prices such as the VIX.
King Hamad has a number of other
options
available to him.
Finally, financing
options
for natural climate solutions must be dramatically increased.
It is the business of politicians, not scientists, to consider the relative costs and benefits of the
options
before them, weighing them as they see fit in reaching their conclusions.
And when that happens, the Fed and other major central banks will be left with just four options, each with its own costs and benefits.
Ultimately, when the next recession strikes, central banks in advanced economies will have no choice but to plumb the zero lower bound once again while they choose among four unappealing
options.
Each would certainly be costly – particularly for Germany – and therefore would be anything but popular, but the alternatives are much costlier; indeed, they are not serious political
options.
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