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That means wearing face masks in public places, keeping a prudent distance from others, and monitoring ourselves and our close contacts for symptoms.
America could always turn out to be lucky; but betting on that would not be prudent.
It is best to be prudent, of course, because COVID-19 may return to Asia, or may not have disappeared entirely from the region.
Those who have rushed to condemn Morrison’s government have downplayed the failings of state governments, some of which are alleged to have prioritized the transition to renewable energy over prudent forest-management practices.
Prudent world leaders were doubtless preparing for even more instability and uncertainty had Trump been re-elected.
Moreover, successful inflation targeting assumes prudent fiscal policy and central-bank autonomy.
Revisiting the status of central banks is prudent, given the very real possibility that rates will be at or near the ZLB in the future.
Malawi should take a similar approach, employing prudent economic planning and management and sustained investment in human capital to spur growth and development.
Likewise, if they champion liberty above all else, and ignore the contribution of tracking technologies to taming the pandemic in Asia, they risk that one day, less prudent and moderate political forces may apply libertarian principles brutally and with total disregard for public welfare.
Successful diplomacy is possible, if the US foreign policy establishment would for once recognize that United Nations-based diplomacy, rather than war, might be the prudent path.
The orthodox answer is that the government “couldn’t afford it” in 2010, but that its prudent deficit-reduction policy since then has now given it the “fiscal space” to launch the initiative.
Organizing a naval conference that includes Iran could be a prudent first step.
According to Alan D. Viard of the American Enterprise Institute, it would be “simpler and more prudent” to reform “the income tax and estate and gift taxes” than to pursue a wealth tax.
And this unfavorable trade-off will continue unless governments make a broader commitment to structural reforms and prudent fiscal stimulus.
Thus, Germans see in the crisis vindication of their prudent approach to fiscal policy, because years of balanced budgets mean that their government can now spend much more on helping German workers and enterprises to overcome the crisis.
Two-factor authentication, using an email address or phone number when signing up, is a prudent start.
Taking prudent action to avert situations where lives are at stake is a moral imperative.
The IMF should also be credited for its prudent handling of international capital flows.
If COVID-19 has taught us anything, it is that delaying prudent policymaking does not merely result in higher marginal costs down the road.
As many US jurists have argued, a prudent response would be to establish a separate commission to study the structural vulnerabilities of the presidency.
The key question is whether he was prudent in balancing his objectives and the risks of trying to achieve them.
Instead, he was prudent in a turbulent time, and managed to achieve American goals in a manner that was not unduly insular and did minimal damage to the interests of foreigners.
American presidents have been prudent when they needed to embrace a broader institutional vision.
For the time being, then, the prudent response to the ECB’s neglect of its inflation mandate is, “Who cares?”
Once discovered, it will be only prudent to ensure that the vaccine is produced in Europe, even as it is made available worldwide.
These enforcement measures are prudent and justifiable.
Can Paulo Guedes – Brazil’s fiscally prudent finance minister who wanted to privatize a slew of state-owned companies this year – remain in government if his reform plans are thwarted by big state spending?
Only gradually do we grant them the freedoms of adulthood, hoping that we’ve given them enough time and guidance to make wise and prudent choices – and to recognize that with freedom comes responsibility.
Nonetheless, the COVID-19 epidemic should serve as a reminder of the value of maintaining prudent fiscal policy during normal times.
Asia’s leaders will need to be prudent, recognize that the situation is fluid, and plan for different scenarios.
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