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According to the Eurogroup’s proposal, these self-awarded loans, too, are now to be secured by ESM funds.
They have been saved from this folly, at least temporarily, by Putin’s proposal to put Syria’s chemical weapons under international supervision and then destroy all of them.
There are large practical difficulties in achieving this, and the Russian proposal, which has now been embraced by US President Barack Obama, does not meet the Western demand for punishment.
But even this modest proposal was not enacted.
Unfortunately, a proposal last year at the International Atomic Energy Agency aimed at launching an effective international control system on safety and security of nuclear power worldwide blatantly failed with the acquiescence of the European Union.
Another proposal is a central-budget subsidy to reduce employment taxes in the EU’s most economically challenged countries.
In fact, Blinder’s proposal is only one of many possible government policies aimed at dealing with the Internet-age turmoil in the market for jobs and livelihoods.
This is a slight misnomer: the most credible bipartisan proposal on the table takes a much-modernized approach to distinguishing and making more transparent different kinds of finance activities.
What is the rationale of this proposal and how might it be implemented?
Our proposal has a number of advantages, most importantly creating the right incentives for effective and responsive governance.
Finally, our proposal offers a way out of the ongoing and sterile debate between international donors and Nigeria on the issue of debt relief.
Under our proposal, the savings from debt relief would be distributed directly to the private sector, alleviating donors' legitimate concerns while also responding to Nigerian grievances.
The details for implementing our proposal need to be worked out by Nigerian politicians.
But even with all the difficulties of corruption and inefficiency that will no doubt plague its actual implementation, our proposal is superior to the status quo.
At best, our proposal could fundamentally improve the quality of public institutions and thus transform economics and politics in Nigeria for decades to come.
So it is unfortunate that Obama recently withdrew his proposal to change the traditional index, preferring the political gesture of “protecting Social Security benefits” to the more responsible policy of correcting the way that benefits and taxes reflect rising prices.
On April 29, 1865, this radical proposal scraped through the Massachusetts General Court (the state’s bi-cameral legislature), owing to intense lobbying and the goodwill generated by Harvard alumni’s distinguished service for the Union during the Civil War.
A previous proposal suggests that not even insured deposits of less than €100,000 ($129,000) are safe.
But Russia and China vetoed the proposal anyway, and only nine members of the Security Council voted in favor, with Brazil, India, South Africa, and Lebanon abstaining.
The Education Commission’s first proposal is to count on “philanthropists, corporations, and charitable organizations” to increase their annual aid contributions from $2 billion today to $20 billion by 2030.
The Education Commission’s second proposal is to form an International Finance Facility for Education, to be overseen by the World Bank and various regional development banks.
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, underlining the importance of infrastructure investment, made the following proposal, which several leaders endorsed: “Recycling surplus savings into investment in developing countries will not only address the immediate demand imbalance, it will also help to address developmental imbalances.
On two of the last three occasions that the Irish have been asked to vote on an EU Treaty, they have rejected the proposal.
And Macron’s government also seemed to adopt a proposal I made in 2015, when I was Greece’s finance minister, for restructuring public debt via GDP-indexing.
In December, the White House agreed to a Republican proposal to repeal a provision of Dodd-Frank that would have limited the risk-taking of the country’s largest banks (in fact, the proposal’s language was drafted by Citigroup).
Whereas the US Congress’s “supercommittee,” charged with formulating a fiscal-consolidation package, will likely come up with a proposal, it is far from clear that either Republicans or Democrats will be willing to accept compromise in an election year.
For example, Cameron wanted to strike a “red line” through the proposal to subject the planned Deposit Guarantee Scheme Directive to the Qualified Majority Voting procedure (meaning that no member state would have veto power).
They may have a point; arguably, the ECB’s proposal is inconsistent with single-market principles.
It is not too late to turn this proposal into a political declaration that outlines not only the long-term goal of a political union, but also a road map toward a fiscal and banking union.
If the rest of Europe is united behind this proposal, and the Bundestag rejects it, Germany must take full responsibility for the financial and political consequences.
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