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But, in developed countries, concentration on economic growth is an extraordinarily inefficient way to increase general prosperity, because it means that an economy must grow by, say, 3% to raise the earnings of the majority by, say, 1%.
Xi recognized that “China cannot develop itself in isolation from the world, and the world needs China for global prosperity.”
Righting ReformMost economists now agree that institutional quality holds the key to prosperity.
But is it democracy that has brought them peace and prosperity, or is it peace and prosperity that have brought democracy?
Its God-given task is to build an “enduring global peace on the foundations of freedom, security, prosperity, and hope.”
A Fish Called DevelopmentGENEVA – The just-adopted Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are expected to herald the start of a new era in global development, one that promises to transform the world in the name of people, the planet, prosperity, peace, and partnership.
The investment boom and the globalization dividend of the last two decades allowed the Party to have its cake and eat it – maintaining its rule on the basis of economic prosperity, while failing to establish the institutions critical to sustaining such prosperity.
In a multipolar world, actors with widely divergent worldviews must work together to advance their shared interest in security, stability, and prosperity.
As long as this remains the case, it cannot possibly play a constructive part in building sustainable peace and prosperity.
Furthermore, instead of pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into technical assistance and short-term capacity-building programs, the London conference should strive to help meet the Afghan government’s benchmark for equipping young people with the skills and education necessary to lead their nation to a future of peace and prosperity.
As we argued in this year’s Gates Foundation Goalkeepers Report, better health care and education – two pillars of the World Bank’s “human capital index” – can unlock productivity and innovation, reduce poverty, and generate prosperity.
It is obvious that new technology and the integration of billions of additional workers into global markets have created opportunities that should mean greater prosperity in the decades ahead than before the crisis.
But it is also important to convince people that combating climate change threatens neither prosperity nor private enterprise.
But, rather than holding back growth and destroying private enterprise, it was followed by 30 years of spectacular capitalist development, spreading prosperity as never before and dramatically expanding the ranks of the American middle class.
Governments see their main job as delivering economic prosperity, and they view education as a necessary and reliable tool for achieving that end.
So, while any developed country obviously needs an educated population, the idea that having the most education will get you the most prosperity is a chimera.
In Asia, people increasingly realize that sharing in global prosperity also means sharing responsibility for global peace and development.
In the aftermath of the Rwandan genocide and the subsequent refugee crisis and war in the Great Lakes region of Central Africa in the 1990’s, a combination of guilt, economic prosperity, and America’s unique international status led to interventions in Kosovo, Afghanistan, and, unfortunately, Iraq.
In 1996, the Clinton-Hashimoto Declaration stated that the US-Japan security alliance was the foundation for stability that would allow growing prosperity in post-Cold War East Asia.
We have to examine the issue with some care, understanding that the issue that Mandeville raised is really a statistical one: the outcome of government deficit reduction is never entirely predictable, so we can ask only how likely such a plan is to succeed in restoring economic prosperity.
We know that a 17-fold increase in the carbon dioxide in our atmosphere over the last century is part of the price of the surge in our prosperity, and that the world’s poorest citizens will bear the heaviest burden in paying it.
They are patriots, who believe not in Communist authoritarianism, but in pluralism and the close connection between personal freedom and prosperity.
That approach needs to be abandoned once and for all, before it does any more damage to China’s quest for long-term stability and prosperity.
This is undoubtedly a worthwhile aim that can contribute to national prosperity and help young people realize the American Dream.
A second misconception by policymakers is that the only important benefit from a college education is the opportunity that it gives graduates to find a middle-class job and contribute to economic growth and prosperity.
The Great American MirageNEW HAVEN – In September 1998, during the depths of the Asian financial crisis, Alan Greenspan, the United States Federal Reserve’s chairman at the time, had a simple message: the US is not an oasis of prosperity in an otherwise struggling world.
There are certainly no oases of prosperity in the face of yet another major shock in the global economy.
Democracy’s Missing MeaningNEW YORK – The decision to abandon relative peace and prosperity for brutal war and instability may seem irrational.
Defenders of democracy must now determine not only how to create jobs and ensure material prosperity for today’s young people, but also how to feed their souls on the way.
The post-communist Party of the Democratic Left (SLD) was voted out in 1997, despite a five-year streak of economic prosperity and rapidly falling unemployment.
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