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The solution must be market-led, as the volume of NPLs is far too big, and the recovery far too slow, for this debt to be gradually absorbed.
As such, North Korea’s economic recovery is vital for an enduring peace on the Korean Peninsula.
Given all of this, when the crisis struck, it was deep and far-reaching, and today’s strengthening economic recovery has not overcome the understandable but devastating loss of trust in the financial system that followed.
CHICAGO – To understand how to achieve a sustained recovery from the Great Recession, we need to understand its causes.
The key to recovery, then, is to tax the rich, increase transfers, and restore worker incomes by enhancing union bargaining power and raising minimum wages.
The Promise of AbenomicsTOKYO – Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s program for his country’s economic recovery has led to a surge in domestic confidence.
Nonetheless, as many Japanese rightly sense, Abenomics can only help the country’s recovery.
But today, the ongoing economic recovery – and the fact that governments and central banks hold the majority of countries’ debts – makes such a market response far from guaranteed.
End Austerity NowEDINBURGH – In recent weeks, talk about a budding recovery in the eurozone has gained traction, with key indices pointing to expansion in the core countries – data that many are citing as evidence that austerity is finally working.
But is a recovery really underway?
Cynics recall that a European recovery was supposed to take hold as early as the fourth quarter of 2010, and that every International Monetary Fund projection since then has predicted recovery “by the end of the year.”
If the sine qua non of recovery via austerity is the stabilization and reduction of debt, the cynics’ case appears to have been made.
In fact, any talk of recovery is premature until the losses incurred by austerity are recouped.
Until Europe rejects austerity in favor of a growth-oriented approach, all signs of recovery will prove illusory.
The North American Free Trade Agreement, for example, probably contributed to Mexico's strong and lasting recovery from the Tequila crisis.
But this economic recovery was overwhelmed last year by fears of political disintegration.
Ethics and InfrastructureATHENS – Following the publication of the International Monetary Fund’s latest World Economic Outlook, high-profile economists like Olivier Blanchard, Larry Summers, Mario Monti, and Reza Moghadam have come out in favor of revising the eurozone’s fiscal rules to allow for public investment aimed at accelerating its economic recovery.
But accelerating public investment must be a key feature of a comprehensive strategy for economic recovery in Europe.
Without support from the ECB, both goals – economic recovery and political leaders’ commitment to structural reform – will remain purely aspirational.
Why have these policies not worked thus far in bringing down unemployment, even though the growth recovery is well under way?
The progressive economist says that stimulus worked, staving off a much deeper recession – if not worse – but that the measures were too timid to generate a robust recovery.
Some economists argue that, unlike past recessions, in which workers were temporarily laid off from an industry only to be rehired as the recovery picked up, job losses starting in 1991 were more permanent.
So, rather than hire in a panic at the first sign of recovery, as they did in the past, for fear that they will be unable to do so later and lose sales, firms today would rather ensure that the recovery is well established before hiring.
Regardless of what the right explanation is, the history of recent recessions suggests that we should not be surprised that the job recovery is taking time.
So, will the global economy stage a sustained recovery?
The impact of such cuts on aggregate demand is almost always modest, and they are poorly suited for shifting expectations for recovery and growth in the post-financial-crisis downturn.
Can the barriers that exclude many Americans from recovery and future prosperity be removed?
The OECD, however, cautions governments not to consolidate too rapidly in a slow global recovery.
To be sure, it was based on unrealistically optimistic assumptions about the depth of the recession, the strength of the recovery, and the level at which unemployment would peak.
If Germany contributed more to global spending, according to this view, the economic recovery from the 2008 financial crisis would have been stronger.
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