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After all, a strengthening dollar increases the
price
of exports abroad and lowers the domestic cost of imports, thus discouraging the former and encouraging the latter.
For example, earlier this year, it launched a new oil futures market in Shanghai, which seems intended to establish a renminbi-denominated
price
benchmark alongside Brent and West Texas Intermediate crude.
This diversion, combined with the higher
price
of cars in the US, will further reduce overall US auto production, and thus auto-sector employment.
If everyone is affected by longevity risk in the same way, then no matter what the
price
of a longevity bond, everyone should logically want to be on the same side of the contracts – all buyers at one price, all issuers at another.
In fact, creating such a market is the most important step we can take to address longevity risk, for we could then discover its true price, allowing myriad business decisions involving longevity to be made more efficiently.
There is virtually no history of the
price
behavior of longevity bonds, so discovering their buyers and sellers, and the prices that clear the market, will take some time.
Merkel is paying a huge political
price
for her remarkable resolve in promoting an open Europe.
Nor is there much risk of large, future corrective
price
swings because all but a few prices are completely liberalized.
But as empirical research prepared by the CEC5 National Banks estimates, its contribution to total
price
growth in the candidate countries is 1-2%.
With the Balassa-Samuelson effect so subdued and limited scope for future corrective inflation, the EMU criterion regarding
price
stability - of annual inflation within 1.5% of the average rate for the three best-performing economies in the EU - is within reach.
Success here would allow candidate countries to start reaping the benefits of greater
price
transparency, reduced transaction costs, and a solid macroeconomic framework.
Those who worked to undermine the financial regulatory-reform legislation – mostly Republicans – appear to have paid no political
price
for it.
The idea is that when shareowners furiously trade their stock, corporate executives feel pressed to ensure high earnings every quarter, so that the share
price
does not fall.
Investment in, say, research and development, despite its long-term benefits, can induce shareowners to sell, punishing the company with a declining stock
price.
Executives will still have to worry about the
price
that traders accord to their stock.
More generally,
price
controls create incentives to flip goods into the black market.
As a result, the country with the world’s most extensive system of
price
controls also has the highest inflation – as well as an ever-expanding police effort that jails retail managers for holding inventories and even closes the borders to prevent smuggling.
A longer one is subsidizing goods so that their
price
remains below cost.
This offers tremendous economic opportunities, if we can just put a
price
on the dangers to the planet of current carbon emissions.
Cooperation, they may decide, comes with a price: accommodating Russian opposition to NATO’s eastward enlargement.
One approach centers on prices, with the consumer
price
index appearing to be the most obvious indicator.
For starters, the lag time between changes in the money supply and
price
movements is long, variable, and unpredictable.
In short, while
price
stabilization through inflation targeting is a commendable objective, central banks’ narrow focus on consumer prices – within a relatively short time frame, no less – is inadequate to achieve it.
Temporary fluctuations in a narrow and imprecisely measured CPI are a small
price
to pay to secure the long-term stability of money.
The relatively few professional economists who warned of the current crisis were people, it seems, who not only read the scholarly economics literature, but also brought into play more personal judgment: intuitive comparisons with past historical episodes; conclusions about speculative trading,
price
bubbles, and the stability of confidence; evaluations of the moral purposes of economic actors; and impressions that complacency had set in, lulling watchdogs to sleep.
The
Price
of Saving a TreeLatin America is blessed with more than its fair share of wildlife and lush forests.
Even if we use what looks like a fairly conservative
price
of $20, that means Latin America’s trees are worth a whopping $2 trillion.
Today, as France engages the progressive forces of the “Arab Spring” – politically, if not militarily, as in Libya – can it continue to maintain a hypocritical stance towards Algeria, paying a high
price
in credibility for continuing its silence about the past?
Like all central banks, the Fed has a local mandate, focused on domestic
price
stability and employment.
But within that aggregate global total and those
price
averages, important distributive and transition effects will require careful management.
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