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The irrational exuberance that drove a three-month bear-market rally in the spring is now giving way to a sober realization among investors that the global recession will not be over until year end, that the
recovery
will be weak and well below trend, and that the risks of a double-dip W-shaped recession are rising.
In an effort to save the financial system from collapse – and, later, in pursuit of economic
recovery
– the Fed has engaged in very active policies: near-zero interest rates, massive asset-purchase programs, remuneration of banks’ reserves, and so forth.
To do so would both impede the pace of
recovery
and diminish the quality of the final result.
Moreover, after a series of scandals cost Abe some newly appointed ministers, some fear that he may no longer be willing to follow through on the liberalizing structural reforms – the so-called “third arrow” of Abenomics – that sustained economic
recovery
requires.
Moreover, monetary policy, which has been shouldering much of the burden of
recovery
since the 2008 economic crisis, must be rethought.
Although the eurozone is showing signs of a solid economic recovery, the European Central Bank is feeling increasing pressure to taper its ultra-expansionary monetary policies.
This is not to say that the currency re-alignment that is currently underway is necessarily a problematic development; on the contrary, it has the potential to boost the global economy by supporting the
recovery
of some of its most challenged components.
It is up to governments to ensure that the ongoing currency re-alignment supports a balanced, stable, and sustainable economic
recovery.
So now Skidelsky retrospectively “predicts” something quite different: “that the start of austerity aborted the
recovery
in 2010; that
recovery
would have come sooner if the pre-austerity level of public spending had been maintained; [and] that it was the reduction of austerity in 2012 that enabled the economy to expand again.”
Though she hasn’t confronted a crisis, she did help to sustain the US economy’s steady
recovery
from the 2007-09 recession.
At a time when Europe is drifting and Asia is slowing, only the US (or, more broadly, North America) has the potential to drive global economic
recovery.
When the stronger economies provided those bailouts, they included demands for austerity that impeded the recipients’ economic
recovery.
Indeed, with every failed policy to aid economic recovery, Europeans have felt increasingly disenchanted, fueling populist sentiment and demands for a return to national sovereignty.
STANFORD – US President Donald Trump claims credit for “the greatest ever” economy, and constantly contrasts economic conditions today with the historically weak
recovery
under President Barack Obama.
But he then presided over the weakest economic
recovery
since World War II, owing partly to his attempts to reengineer vast swaths of the economy.
Since then, they have fallen back on a discredited theory of “secular stagnation” to explain the tepid
recovery.
A big pile of green-growth reports demonstrates the plausibility of this path to
recovery
from an historic economic crisis.
Responses to cyber war include a form of interstate deterrence through denial and entanglement, offensive capabilities, and designs for rapid network and infrastructure
recovery
if deterrence fails.
The US should tap India’s potential as an engine for economic recovery, and consult much more closely with it on matters of finance, trade, and investment.
But Germans should be reminded that, along with Marshall Plan funds for Western Europe, the other big boost to Germany’s postwar economic
recovery
came from debt restructuring.
Economic
recovery
is not stellar, but it is a
recovery
nonetheless.
True, the
recovery
was disappointingly long and slow.
Courts lack the staff and expertise to come up with a nation-wide
recovery
plan.
Will an oil-price
recovery
reverse this trend?
Some oil-market bulls nowadays are pointing to a
recovery
in global demand.
If below-trend growth continues, monetary policy may well lack the tools to address it, particularly if tail risks – economic, financial, political, or geopolitical – also undermine
recovery.
The Maoist and non-Maoist parties have asked the UN to maintain a political presence while the issue of the former combatants is resolved, and we stand ready to support peace-building, recovery, and long-term development.
Three years after the global economy’s near-collapse, the feeble
recovery
has already petered out in most developed countries, whose economic inertia will drag down the rest.
The eurozone crisis did not derail recovery; it is the result of a lack of
recovery.
Escaping the New Normal of Weak GrowthMILAN – There is no question that the
recovery
from the global recession triggered by the 2008 financial crisis has been unusually lengthy and anemic.
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