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It is inconceivable that national policymakers, seeing to their countries’ own interests, would prevent these arrangements from mutating into permanent asymmetric transfer schemes.
European policymakers must ensure that there is congruence between the power to make decisions and the liabilities associated with any decisions that are made.
To avoid this pitfall, policymakers should consider the roots of the eurozone’s low growth potential, which is not a result of insufficient solidarity, but of individual member states abnegating their national responsibilities.
Policymakers often view nomadic pastoralism as an archaic and unproductive way of life, with little economic benefit.
It can also provide technical expertise to Arab policymakers on debt management.
Unfortunately, with high levels of unemployment in industrial countries, policymakers want to do something – anything – to increase growth fast.
Powell might represent a good compromise for policymakers.
Policymakers shut down energy-intensive factories in the heavy chemical industry, promoted innovation, and took steps to address air and water pollution.
And in cases where different goals do not align, policymakers can make adjustments as needed.
With it, policymakers can prioritize goals and investments; map existing resources and identify budget gaps; and establish mechanisms for sharing data and information across sectors.
This will require diligence from all policymakers.
All take somewhat different approaches and offer different recommendations, making it hard for policymakers to see the forest through the trees.
The macroeconomic models on which policymakers depend are solid tools in times of smooth and incremental evolution, but green growth is not about gradual change.
Policymakers should incorporate this thinking into the “beyond austerity” narrative that is taking shape in a growing number of key EU member states.
As a first step, policymakers will need to acknowledge that they still lack effective policy-coordination tools.
Chinese policymakers must now put the horse before the cart.
This year, Chinese policymakers have signaled further financial liberalization by removing the domestic cap on banks’ deposit rates, thereby giving overseas institutional investors easier access to capital markets.
That is, policymakers plan to have inflation, but steady inflation.
In his influential 1998 book Inflation Targeting, Ben Bernanke and his co-authors advised policymakers to announce a target inflation rate because it “communicates the central bank’s intentions,” which would “reduce uncertainty.”
Policymakers have an option that addresses the root cause of the crisis, at once upholding Ukrainian sovereignty and assuaging Russia’s strategic insecurity.
In order to ensure this, policymakers must give priority to the efficiency criterion and bear in mind the environmental costs of both land and sea transport.
Yet its policymakers remain frozen on the issue of the exchange rate.
But instead of acting on that knowledge, and changing their business model, they embarked on a massive campaign to deceive the public and lure policymakers into complacency.
African policymakers will need to go beyond the initial framework that has already been agreed under the CFTA, to identify sectors that can be brought into the fold of a wider, integrated services market.
That implies that policymakers should concentrate on communications, tourism, banking, transport, and energy, followed by education, health, and construction services.
Beyond across-the-board tariff reductions, policymakers will also need to designate sensitive and excluded products in a way that promotes regional value chains, including in agro-processing, chemicals, and automobiles, as well as in the services/logistics inputs that constitute up to 60% of the value of final products.
Policymakers should also impose a cap on the maximum value of imports that can be excluded.
The most significant factor – one that policymakers have long ignored – is that a high proportion of the food that India produces never reaches consumers.
In his Nobel lecture in 1993, North identified three lessons that policymakers should draw from his research.
Perhaps more important, it has relied on seasoned intellectuals and policymakers – not Party ideologues – to design its development roadmap.
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