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And, though it continues to guide interest rates on deposits, banks can easily evade these regulations by selling depositors off-balance-sheet wealth-management products, on which returns are not capped.
China holds dollars that it receives from its exports to America, while the US, by keeping its market open to Chinese products, helps to generate growth, employment, and stability in China.
On the contrary, the scientific spirit offers our only hope of developing new processes and
products
that minimize the risks attendant on human progress, while technology transfers promise to minimize poor countries' reliance on natural resource-intensive industries.
Universal banks offer deposit accounts, credit cards, mortgages, business loans, and other
products.
Economic development proceeds through a cycle that begins with young, exploring enterprises introducing new products, services, and processes.
They then extend their product lines instead of developing new products; cut costs by putting pressure on their workers; lobby governments for favorable treatment; merge with competitors to reduce competition; and manipulate customers to squeeze out every last penny.
Successful enterprises take time to create – time spent on inventing better products, serving customers more effectively, and supporting workers in ways that enhance their commitment.
For example, the EU has long been committed to the “precautionary principle,” which prevents
products
that may harm human health from entering the EU market – even if the scientific evidence is not yet conclusive.
But senior members of the US Congress have stressed that a successful agreement must include opening the EU market to all US agricultural
products.
Although transatlantic tariffs average only 3-5% (with higher peaks for some sensitive products), tariff elimination would have a significant impact, given that bilateral trade totals $650 billion annually.
From what we can surmise from this case – and many others like it – they are the semi-urbanized
products
of a highly conventional rural society where the roles of men, and especially women, are tightly regulated.
The types of
products
that the latter offer to their customers will need to change, and the mix of assets in which they invest will be different, too.
Yet, despite strong demand, we are far from providing accessible information on products’ environmental impact of each.
Indeed, two-thirds of consumers find it difficult to understand which
products
are better for the environment, and 29% never look for environmental information when shopping.
This is why I believe that companies should find ways to give consumers more information about the carbon footprint of their products, and to promote more sustainable behavior among their customers.
To be sure, companies are increasingly creating product labels that help consumers make responsible choices – for instance, alerting users to
products
made from materials that are recycled, renewable, and/or less carbon-intensive.
In times of crisis, consumers are likely to prioritize high-quality
products
that will last a long time and won’t go out of style.
Durable
products
might sometimes cost more, but they don’t need to be replaced as frequently.
In this way, companies that create durable or recyclable
products
empower consumers to think differently about their purchases.
Research has shown, however, that it is not enough to inform consumers of the environmental features of products, their use, or their disposal.
Energy companies must help businesses and consumers understand the real carbon footprint of all
products
and services.
For example, in the United Kingdom, 54% of consumers buy more environmentally friendly
products
compared to two years ago.
Indeed, non-sustainable
products
should be phased out gradually.
Research has shown that many consumers believe that environmentally non-friendly
products
should not even be on sale.
For example, by imposing an import tariff on, say, steel, the United States can reduce the prices at which Chinese producers sell their
products.
Even though the US does impose import duties on Chinese steel (and many other products), the motive hardly seems to be to lower the world price of steel.
Borrowing is also supported by an easing of credit standards and new financial
products
that increase leverage and widen the range of assets that can be borrowed against.
In particular, there has been a surge in bans or taxes imposed on certain plastics or plastic
products.
For example, investment in human capital enables innovation, the
products
of which create demand and, in turn, economic growth.
And, they must provide farmers with the infrastructure, energy supplies, and supportive policies that they need in order to get their
products
to the market.
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