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And, five years after the largest financial crisis in almost 80 years, one can count the number of properly qualified board members – across all megabanks – on the fingers of one hand.
“It’s their call,” he says, and that seems right – so long as people are properly informed of the risks and freely consent to take them.
Given what has happened in the last few weeks, Leung could quite properly give a new report to the authorities in Beijing focusing on two issues not proscribed by Hong Kong’s mini-constitution, the Basic Law.
But this wave of patriotic fervor seems sustained by even stronger forces – perhaps by a frustrated emotional sense that America’s motives are not properly understood in the rest of the world.
The question is whether such companies are so important to the country’s economy and reputation that the government cannot regulate them properly.
If and when this crisis is ever properly investigated, it will not so much open a can of pharmacological worms, as expose questions about what medicine is and should be.
The right kinds are those that perform an ecological service by burning landscapes properly – and that stay in their place.
Matching problems with solutions requires us to characterize the issue properly.
Likewise, elections become less vulnerable to corruption and fraud when voters are properly registered.
Those who prioritize properly will end up helping many more people.
If Africa’s small and diverse nations do not come together, they will never integrate properly into the world economy, and so will not reap the benefits of our globalised world.
If properly managed, migration can enhance Europe’s cultural wealth and meet its labor-market needs, as fertility rates in the EU fall and its population ages.
These “conditional cash transfers” were initially intended to stop inter-generational poverty by helping to ensure that children are properly fed, schooled, and kept healthy.
The second claim was that externalities were relatively small, or at least that they were better dealt with via contract and tort law than through government regulation, because the disadvantages of government regulation outweighed the harm done by those externalities that the legal system could not properly address.
But moving quickly to invest in overseas projects, while appealing to many, carries great risks – and could mean high debt – if not managed properly.
Sound debt management is, in effect, sound social policy – a lesson that borrowers and lenders alike should heed as they enter into debts that, if not properly managed, can turn out to be more complicated than first assumed and more troublesome than anyone expected.
No one really expects political advertising to provide citizens with the information they need to assess the candidates’ merits properly.
The last liberal cycle, associated with President Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal and the economist John Maynard Keynes, was triggered by the Great Depression, though it took World War II’s massive government spending to get it properly going.
The market is no panacea, and it can work only with a state that operates properly, but it is a powerful stabilizing force.
Occupy the Mortgage LendersWASHINGTON, DC – Participants in the Occupy Wall Street movement are right to argue that the big banks have never properly been investigated for the mortgage origination, aggregation, and securitization behavior that was central to the financial crisis – and to the loss of more than eight million jobs.
A common money and a common monetary policy cannot work properly with a banking system that is segmented along national lines.
But that can provide us with a false sense of security; properly viewed, Venezuela’s experience holds important lessons for other countries.
The issue of food is, however, intimately tied to a host of much broader economic issues, which the international community is not properly addressing.
Given these colossal sums, it is essential that policymakers properly analyze where and how this money is spent, and consider ways to reduce the total.
The military, the police, or personal security details are often a welcome and necessary presence, and, if properly deployed, will save taxpayers’ money in the long run.
And now policymakers must also devote more attention to the health-care workforce itself, to ensure that it is properly educated and trained for the challenges that await the region.
Third, a high global saving rate does not automatically translate into a high investment rate; unless properly directed, it can cause underspending and unemployment instead.
Our global problem today is that the world’s financial intermediaries are not properly steering long-term saving into long-term investments.
Finally, policymakers must be aware that programs aimed at reducing poverty, if not properly implemented, can actually increase feelings of shame.
Unfortunately, only one of its four engines is functioning properly: the Anglosphere (the United States and its close cousin, the United Kingdom).
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