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If rich countries – in particular, the United States, the 25 members of the EU, and Japan – really want to help poor people, they will open their markets to what poor countries produce, especially textiles, apparel, agricultural products, and commodities.
As they spend their wages, they increase demand for people to produce the goods and services that they consume.
Corporate-tax expenditures narrow the base, raise the cost of tax compliance, and distort decisions about investment projects, how to finance them, what form of business organization to adopt, and where to produce.
It is also true that the summit was short of human drama, since it did not even produce a good row.
You can produce the result just as well by consuming more or working less.
But she is wrong to assume that negotiations with the Russians can produce a lasting solution like the Dayton Accords, because the conflicts themselves are fundamentally different.
Against this picture then, it is hard not to expect developing countries to exploit their abundant coal resources to generate power for their own development, especially given that modern technology can help produce coal cleanly.
First, what happens if politics does not trump economics, and Obama’s policies don’t start to produce a recovery?
The next few weeks could bring a reduction in tensions, as the US, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, China, and Russia go through another round of attempts to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons or the capacity to produce them.
Inflation and deflation of debts produce very different outcomes.
Indeed, as governments scramble to respond to the current crisis, we should remember that deflation tends to produce not only radical anti-capitalism, but also a profound hostility to any kind of economic or political organization.
The price of solar energy is already plummeting: the National Bank of Abu Dhabi has noted that a large solar installation in Dubai could produce energy at a price that would be competitive with oil at $10 per barrel.
The 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris must produce an agreement to introduce a price on carbon worldwide.
The alternative – short-term aid that trickles in with no meaningful strategy – will produce only further disappointment.
A long, painful period of high unemployment runs counter to what most experts believed the flexible US economic model would ever produce.
But if basic research is neglected, attempts to produce quick innovations through applied research will be futile.
I trust that the Intergovernmental Conference on institutional reform will produce viable proposals to move the Union forward.
Adapting the JLN model to support officials of national education ministries could produce comparable gains in education in many countries.
Given the high-profile effort the president devoted to the issue, the Republican majority’s failure to produce a viable draft was deeply embarrassing.
But a Putin in one country has a tendency to produce Putin imitators elsewhere.
The best model of corporate governance to produce strong and lasting economic performance remains to be found.
The pragmatic answer is that it takes very different models to handle a stable and stationary world as opposed to a world in which deregulation and technology produce dramatic change daily.
Nor should they produce any return in the long run, as their business model remains identical to what it was before, with only cosmetic modifications concerning trading risks.
A well-functioning market would produce outcomes that favor banks with the right exposures, the right compensation schemes, the right risk-sharing, and therefore the right corporate governance.
Those who produce and trade these goods are changing their practices and routes to circumvent domestic laws.
But those movements produce big changes in real exchange rates, i.e., in manufacturing competitiveness, and thus fuel demands for trade protection.
Henry Ford once scouted Florida in hopes of buying tracts of land to plant sugar cane, convinced that the United States would not tolerate the pollution from burning fossil fuels or the dependency implicit in importing oil to produce gasoline.
His lab had been working on the mechanism that under certain circumstances causes the bacterium E. coli suddenly to produce bacterial viruses.
But their juxtaposition would produce a critical breakthrough for our understanding of life.”
Another example is the creation of hybridomas, hybrid cells created in the laboratory by fusing normal white blood cells that produce antibodies with a cancer cell.
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