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Because banks often do not consider the behaviors and aspirations of poor customers, they do not always offer the
products
and services the poor need.
The success of digital payment platforms, such as the M-Pesa mobile app in Kenya, demonstrates how quickly vulnerable clients will take up and use inexpensive
products
and services if they are designed with users’ needs in mind.
These actions hardly come as a surprise for a president who promised in his inaugural address a year ago to “…protect [America’s] borders from the ravages of other countries making our products, stealing our companies, and destroying our jobs.”
As a result, many simply learned to manage their companies’ short-term share price at the expense of attention to their
products
and customers.
Indeed, in many cases, the CEO – frequently a Wall Street-endorsed “superstar” parachuted in to “shake things up” – now is the company, despite having little knowledge of its products, customers, and competitors.
But this is really a theory about risk management for certain kinds of products, not “liquidity” per se .
But without them, the stream of new antiretroviral
products
used to fight AIDS would not have flowed, because the incentives for developing new drugs would be lacking.
Some opponents of patents argue that government-sponsored research is enough to develop new drugs, but history shows that, although government-sponsored research is good at basic science, the profit-based private sector is best at developing and introducing new
products.
With more income at their disposal, people begin to consume more of their food basket in the form of animal
products.
Producing these animal
products
requires significantly more agricultural resources than a predominantly plant-based diet.
So, as incomes grow, demand for food
products
grows even faster.
The impact would be even greater if US and European countries responded to Chinese calls to export high-tech
products
more freely.
Aghion and Howitt view innovation as any change that leads to the introduction of new
products
or processes in the market where a firm operates.
In the center - beleaguered by the anti-global reactions of left and right - a liberal commercial elite saw the
products
of economic opening or globalization as wholly beneficial.
Consequently a demand for the exclusion of the
products
of "unfair competition" is transmitted to main-stream center-left parties, such as the French Socialists or America's Democrats.
After clarifying that the offending doormats were technically being offered by a third-party supplier, not Amazon itself, the company removed them from the Amazon Canada website and “implemented measures to ensure that these
products
could not be sold on any of our other marketplaces or websites.”
“They must withdraw all
products
insulting our national flag immediately.
International trade would collapse, and major global companies would struggle to sell their
products.
In such cases, drug companies gain a powerful incentive to mislead doctors and the public about their products’ safety and effectiveness, and even to promote their drugs for inappropriate uses, often using innovative side-payments to persuade doctors to prescribe them.
Perhaps capital expenditures were overly ambitious, but they triggered rapid export growth, and more than 2,000 jobs were created in the small town of Pirot to manufacture boots for European fishermen and New York City firemen, as well as technical rubber
products.
Many financial
products
related to real estate lending that Standard & Poor, Moody’s, and Fitch rated as safe in the boom years turned out to be lethally dangerous.
And the problem isn’t limited to such financial products: with issuers of other debt securities choosing and compensating the firms that rate them, the agencies still have strong incentives to reciprocate with good ratings.
Once developed, such a mechanism should not be limited (as, unfortunately, it is in the Senate’s bill) to ratings of structured financial
products.
It should apply to all
products
that rating agencies evaluate.
All ratings of financial
products
raise the same incentive problems and could benefit from reform.
China’s vague promise to purchase more American-made agricultural and energy
products
borrows a page from the “shopping list” approach of its earlier trade missions to the US.
With per capita income of more than $6,000, Chinese are becoming more demanding, insisting on safe food products, clean air, transparent government, affordable housing, quality education, social security, and equal opportunities.
Though the People’s Bank of China still officially caps interest rates on deposits, commercial banks – in cooperation with nonbank financial institutions, especially trust companies – are using wealth-management
products
to attract deposits with de facto free-market interest rates.
Rather than being told to restructure debt, European countries should be told to deregulate markets for labor, products, and services; and southern countries such as Italy, Greece, Spain, and Portugal should be told to expand secondary education and vocational training.
The World Bank and some other organizations have, collectively, gathered a massive amount of data – covering 1,000 similar
products
in 146 countries – to construct comparable international prices.
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