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Beyond China, the other BRICs – Brazil, Russia, and India – all face challenges that their policymakers need to meet to spur stronger growth.
Far more disturbing to German pundits and policymakers is Macron’s desire for Germany to make use of its fiscal capacity to boost domestic demand, thereby reducing its massive current-account surplus.
Indeed, German policymakers view as essential a reduction of Germany’s debt-to-GDP ratio toward the 60% ceiling set by European rules.
Looking ahead, policymakers and businesses should keep five imperatives in mind.
Policymakers and businesses should seek to maximize this kind of complementarity across all sectors.
Policymakers urgently need to ensure that strong incentives for reinvestment are in place.
While not the original or singular cause of the worldwide slump, there is widespread agreement among economists and historians that policymakers at the time made a bad situation significantly worse.
In the end, US policymakers backed off the idea; but, not surprisingly, the reaction to the article was mostly negative.
Recognizing this, policymakers and the private sector should work together to create incubation centers and ideation hubs to help young people build, discuss, and access farm-related technologies.
This is especially true in the advanced economies, where policymakers must address the issues more forcefully.
International policymakers must recognize the private sector’s potential to play a crucial role in educational provision, just as it does in the provision of health care and drugs.
So regional disparities may persist or even grow, posing a challenge for policymakers concerned with stimulating economic growth and regional cohesion.
Some at the Fed – Chairman Ben Bernanke and Vice Chair Janet Yellen – argue that policymakers can pursue both goals: the Fed will raise interest rates slowly to provide economic stability (strong income and employment growth and low inflation) while preventing financial instability (credit and asset bubbles stemming from high liquidity and low interest rates) by using macro-prudential supervision and regulation of the financial system.
So commentators, policymakers, and businessmen should stop calling for the ECB to do something about the "strong Euro."
Europe's economic policymakers have enough problems on their plate.
Back in the twentieth century, the Great Depression, World War II, and the Cold War impelled US policymakers to embrace liberal internationalism.
Furthermore, policymakers at the national and state levels must address India’s massive food waste – an issue that they have largely ignored.
Even more to the point, policymakers need to address the financialization of the pharmaceutical industry, which is focused solely on shareholder value, rather than on all stakeholders.
Today’s policymakers should reaffirm that basic mission.
The panel will produce a prioritized list of solutions that can serve as a set of guidelines for regional policymakers, helping us to be both ambitious and realistic.
First, the exit strategy from monetary and fiscal easing could be botched, because policymakers are damned if they do and damned if they don’t.
Many leading economists and policymakers are forecasting continued economic gloom.
There is no “natural rate of inequality” characterizing an economy in equilibrium, a level at which policymakers can aim.
Implementing these changes would send a clear signal that European policymakers take consumers’ wishes seriously.
Some policymakers have concluded from Phelps’ analysis that the unemployment rate cannot be lowered permanently without ever-increasing levels of inflation.
But, whatever the reason, policymakers face considerable uncertainty about the level of NAIRU.
Likewise, in 2011, the Bank of Tanzania made a specific commitment to increase financial inclusion under the Alliance for Financial Inclusion’s Maya Declaration, a commitment by policymakers in the developing world to unlock the social and economic potential of the poor.
It is not surprising that national policymakers (and media) in major Anglophone countries are complaining about the German surplus.
Democratizing the EurozoneATHENS – Like Macbeth, policymakers tend to commit new sins to cover up their old misdemeanors.
Following the onset of the recession that followed the 2008 global financial crisis, China’s policymakers spent seven years replacing waning demand for their country’s net exports with a homegrown investment bubble, inflated by local governments’ aggressive land sales.
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