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Key starting points include purging politics of “big money”; introducing a more progressive tax system that effectively caps the income of the extremely wealthy; ensuring that policymakers have a basic level of scientific understanding; and strengthening women’s rights, including access to free contraception.
African policymakers must therefore develop systems for prevention, diagnosis, and care that help governments share the disease burden and ensure that treatment protocols are consistent across regions.
Policymakers should maintain close collaboration with the technologists and entrepreneurs leading the revolution, lest they fall behind.
Emerging-market policymakers hope that incentives like tax breaks and free land will induce innovators to settle and prosper there.
The economic planners and policymakers who are chasing Silicon Valley’s taillights are learning that they cannot always replicate the entrepreneurial culture and finance mechanisms that flourish there now.
The paradigm of international security that had long dominated Japan's defense thinking had shifted and policymakers realized that they had to shift with it.
In the past, policymakers have been at pains to stress that no such fragmentation will be allowed.
But, at this point, even if African policymakers were to accelerate and implement the right reforms, the accelerating pace of automation would still undermine industrialization.
African policymakers should keep these demographic and economic trends in mind as they formulate their national development plans.
Although taxing them may slow their diffusion, policymakers would be well advised to move beyond stopgap measures and accelerate the implementation of inclusive growth agendas.
Whether that should be cheered or lamented is a question that has become a kind of Rorschach test for economic analysts and policymakers.
Policymakers have yet to develop an internationally recognized policy framework – with a corresponding set of indicators and measurable milestones – to guide countries targeting broad-based improvements in living standards, rather than simply continuing to use GDP growth as the bottom-line measure of national economic performance.
But this recognition has yet to penetrate fully the approach to economic growth that most economists and policymakers take.
Calamitous mistakes for which Western policymakers were responsible – namely, the protracted war in Iraq and the global economic crisis – cemented the reversal of Liberal Order 2.0.
So how is it that policymakers have managed to substitute the latter for the former?
Most of the discussion focused on whether the Fed should slow annual price growth to 2% or even lower, thereby consolidating the gains made in the difficult fight against inflation that policymakers had waged for the previous 15 years.
And to do that, the last thing policymakers need is an ongoing trade war.
There is little reason for US policymakers to accept this fate.
Policymakers are damned if they do and damned if they don’t.
In part, India’s slowdown paradoxically reflects the substantial fiscal and monetary stimulus that its policymakers, like those in all major emerging markets, injected into its economy in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.
Was the financial sector too powerful for its policymakers?
But the Keynesians maintained that structural forces were bad, because they cost people their jobs, unless policymakers manufactured enough demand to match the increase in supply.
Once it became clear that Western policymakers were not going to blink, the Kremlin apparently decided to try to replace them.
The policy was a success: the discipline imposed by strict and rigorous concentration on a sole objective enabled policymakers to control – and then conquer – inflation.
But, as a consequence of this narrow approach, policymakers disregarded the formation of asset- and commodity-price bubbles, and overlooked the resulting banking-sector instability.
But this argument becomes irrelevant when ensuring price stability is no longer monetary policymakers’ sole task.
To ensure a positive outcome, policymakers should develop a fully transparent framework with well-defined “rules of engagement.”
Like it or not, policymakers must accept that central-bank independence will continue to weaken, and they should prepare to cope with the consequences.
In addition, the moderation of inflationary pressure as a result of slower growth and cooling global commodity markets will allow Chinese and other Asian policymakers to shift their focus from containing economic overheating to rebalancing growth.
The Quiet Demise of AusterityLONDON – It has been several years since policymakers seriously discussed the merits of fiscal austerity.
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