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But Chinese regulations are sometimes promulgated simply to blunt external criticism, and thus are seldom enforced, except when a case attracts international attention.
He has also challenged longstanding alliances, including NATO, dismantled critical regulations, and withdrawn from international agreements.
Business shapes politics directly, with industries pouring money into campaigns in an attempt to advance their own interests, and indirectly, with innovations that push the boundaries of regulations.
Regulations for slaughter generally require that animals be rendered instantly unconscious before they are killed, or death should be brought about instantaneously, or, in the case of ritual slaughter, as close to instantaneously as the religious doctrine allows.
Evidence gathered by the OECD shows a strong positive correlation across countries between the degree of competition in the product market and the extent to which labor market regulations increase the powers of workers when they bargain with firms.
Efforts to ease product regulations and lower barriers to foreign investment would promote competition and technological innovation.
Damming CapitalNEW YORK – Capital-account regulations have been at the center of global financial debates for two years.
Furthermore, by a twist of language, regulations affecting capital flows are pejoratively called “controls,” rather than their correct name.
The basic conclusion of all of these documents is that regulations of cross-border capital flows can complement macroeconomic policy and so-called “macro-prudential” financial regulations.
Indeed, it has been shown that countries that used such regulations were hit less severely by the recent global financial crisis, and many economists argue that this was also true of the 1997-1998 Asian financial crisis.
We know from experience that there are many regulations that make sense, not just those now sanctioned by the IMF.
Alternatively, if those economic actors borrow from domestic financial institutions, regulations could resemble recent measures adopted in Brazil and South Korea, which include high capital and provision requirements for the associated liabilities.
In the recent IMF document, the Fund proposes a set of guidelines that countries should use for capital-account regulations (which they call “capital-flow management measures,” or CFMs).
The guidelines correctly emphasize that these regulations should complement, not replace, counter-cyclical macroeconomic policies.
An institutional framework implies that CFMs should be part of a country’s permanent policy toolkit, and that regulations are strengthened or weakened depending on the phase of the business cycle.
In fact, implementing the IMF’s guidelines may require eliminating provisions in several free-trade agreements (particularly those signed by the US) that restrict the use of capital-account regulations.
With such incendiary claims dominating the news, officials avoid having to admit their lack of preparedness and their failure to adopt and enforce appropriate laws and safety regulations.
Draconian safety regulations were enacted in the 1950s, not because evidence demanded it, but to appease an anxious public whose concerns were exacerbated by the nuclear-arms race between the US and the Soviet Union.
The world must move beyond radiation phobia and accept more relaxed, evidence-based nuclear regulations.
(It is compliance with excessive regulations that makes nuclear power apparently expensive.)
Now, increasingly pushed toward healthy foods by government regulations, the school-food vendors are trying to figure out how to boost both healthiness and tastiness, because the government requires that schools measure not what the children are offered but what they select (though not what they actually eat rather than throw away).
On one hand, regulations must apply to all firms performing banking functions, including new fintech institutions.
But that means that international regulations will be needed to limit government intervention, or at least to define the circumstances in which it will be deemed acceptable.
Although technology alone may not be able to protect all precious migratory species, it can provide vital knowledge and help to enforce important international laws and regulations, such as the Convention on Migratory Species, and the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species.
only increases the bias against large scale operations embedded in Argentina's high tax rates and strict labor market regulations.
Municipalities, often owing to corruption or poor management, are unable or unwilling to impose rigorous planning regulations.
The City of London is torn between banks that are worried about losing their European clients and markets, and hedge funds that are looking forward to being free of European regulations.
Indeed, the new regulations are essential to managing the renminbi’s rapid appreciation and ensuring the accuracy of trade data.
The new SAFE regulations will attempt to curb this trend by imposing, for the first time, limits on net open positions held by Chinese banks with foreign-currency loan/deposit ratios (LDRs) exceeding 75% and by foreign banks with LDRs above 100%.
Although the regulations did not take effect until June 1, their impact was felt immediately.
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