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Attaining this level of investment will require radical policy reforms.
Of course, for some Germans, the lack of solidarity regarding refugees is simply a compelling excuse for blocking reforms that they never supported in the first place, such as the completion of a European banking union.
Other urgently needed reforms, such as to taxation and family policies, are also being postponed.
Urgent reforms will be postponed further, and Germany’s economic prospects will be weakened.
In order to build such a multi-currency system, however, the world would need to undertake far-reaching reforms of the international institutions.
More important, long-lasting economic growth does not depend on the type of exchange rate - whether flexible or fixed (EMU) - while early accession will speed up crucial reforms.
A few years of limited exchange rate flexibility is a poor substitute for rapid completion of structural reforms.
Delaying EMU entry risks weakening the incentive to complete these politically costly but necessary reforms.
Any delay in completing reforms will ultimately slow the process of real convergence that EU officials rightly hold dear.
Early adoption, by contrast, would be more conducive to these reforms, and thus to real convergence.
CAMBRIDGE – Eight years after triggering a crisis that nearly brought down the global financial system, the United States remains plagued by confusion about what reforms are needed to prevent it from happening again.
Meanwhile, those who, like Gensler, worked tirelessly to implement the reforms are judged according to superficial criteria by the very politicians who should support them.
The third component, or “arrow,” of Abenomics – structural reforms – aims to restore growth by raising productivity.
The best response would be to enact strong controls on budgets, together with structural reforms to promote growth.
In the US, which has the most progressive income tax among the major economies, federal tax reforms that would lower the rates and broaden the base are being discussed.
In Europe, structural reforms focus on higher retirement ages and labor-market flexibility.
It is the West’s responsibility to persuade Russia to support the elections – and to guarantee that the needed constitutional reforms will be decided in Kyiv, not in Dayton.
And while reforms like the Lokpal seek to improve the state’s capacity to provide redress, there is an equal need to bolster citizens’ capacity to seek redress.
BEIJING – Chinese President Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign, which has already brought down many high-ranking “tigers” in the government, has been widely touted as a key component of the deep structural reforms that China needs if it is to build a more sustainable, inclusive, and market-based economy.
France, in particular) would agree to fundamental reforms of EU farm policy.
For example, structural reforms in Europe are thought impossible to enact unless imposed by some reincarnation of Margaret Thatcher.
But social-welfare reforms should go much further.
As free-market thinking has taken hold and similar reforms have proliferated, the social-welfare state is being transformed into a social-welfare society.
The systematic reforms in the United Kingdom, Denmark, Sweden, Poland, and Estonia have much in common.
Second, a change of government through elections prompted reforms and gave them democratic legitimacy.
Third, reforms require a strong leader.
No major reform has been undertaken through consensus, though successful reforms usually generate a broad consensus a few years later.
At that point, reforms can be carried forward by those who had initially opposed them, as happened in Denmark and Sweden.
But educational reforms, however urgent and important, take a long time to bear fruit, whereas changes in employment can reduce inequality more quickly – and the effects can be large.
Fifth, structural reforms are still occurring at a snail’s pace, holding back potential growth.
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