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It is a valid assumption – and precisely the reason why SOEs should notbe given preferential
regulatory
treatment.
As this shift has taken place, some powers were removed from stock exchanges, in order to safeguard against potential conflicts of interests, including the temptation to dilute
regulatory
standards to secure profitable listings.
The question is whether this proposal is indicative of a new
regulatory
race to the bottom – and, if so, what consequences investors might face.
The political economy of capital markets today does not reward those who resist a
regulatory
race to the bottom.
In the
regulatory
school where I was trained – the Bank of England – we were told never to use that fatal phrase, for fear of generating precisely the moral hazard we wished to avoid.
Financial inclusion, supported by a strong
regulatory
framework, encourages responsible lending and promotes innovation.
Second, they can reduce the burden of
regulatory
red tape on the very small clinical trials of new treatments for rare diseases.
The ideas proposed in the commission’s report include providing training and mentors for prospective entrepreneurs and startups, creating “ecosystems” of supporting infrastructure, and reducing
regulatory
barriers.
As for future risks, the preferential
regulatory
treatment afforded to government bonds must end.
In Afghanistan and Iraq, reconstruction must include not only the rehabilitation of services and infrastructure, but – more challenging – the creation of a macroeconomic, legal, and
regulatory
framework for effective policymaking.
Their “Dashboard” tabulates progress in 14 different
regulatory
areas.
And there has been much less progress in a dozen other
regulatory
areas that the FSB tabulates.
The international
regulatory
framework has changed for the better since 2008, but no such changes can anticipate all the kinds of change in narratives that underlie public animal spirits.
Worse, the current
regulatory
treatment of derivatives and of funding for large complex financial institutions – the global megabanks – exacerbates this fragility.
France, at the heart of the European Union and President of both the G-8 and G-20 this year, is in an exceptional position to encourage such a
regulatory
move.
Such
regulatory
reform is now under consideration by the European Commission, and French support is imperative if the EU is to announce this month the necessary legislative moves to promote transparency.
Getting things right – including a new
regulatory
system that reduces the likelihood that such a crisis will recur – is one of the many tasks to be left to the next administration.
On a global level, the IMF can assist in designing an overarching
regulatory
system for financial markets by providing a platform for key players.
The Fund can lend analytical support, identify
regulatory
gaps, and indicate where regulation needs to be enhanced.
On a national level, the IMF can assess
regulatory
systems and give recommendations.
AT&T’s monopoly position was always controversial in the competition-minded US
regulatory
system.
Scientific CapitalismPRINCETON – To understand how we got ourselves into our current economic mess, complicated explanations about derivatives,
regulatory
failure, and so on are beside the point.
Evolving consumption patterns,
regulatory
regimes, and digital technologies have lately encouraged more domestic production.
Financial re-regulation should and will emphasize capital, reserve, and margin requirements; limiting systemic risk buildup by constraining leverage; eliminating fragmented and incomplete
regulatory
coverage and
regulatory
arbitrage (a huge challenge internationally); and a focus on transparency.
Pragmatic, steady progress at the national and international levels in improving the
regulatory
architecture and increasing our collective ability to avoid non-cooperative behavior and suboptimal equilibria, is the best course to follow.
For now, the
regulatory
environment remains a free-for-all.
Last year, Japan’s committed investment projects in China fell 24% from 2006, while actual investment volume decreased by 25%, partly owing to
regulatory
changes in China regarding foreign investment.
Compounding this problem is the diversity of national and international
regulatory
policies in place or being developed to manage e-waste.
And the many kinds of small RNA molecules are increasingly recognized as forming a
regulatory
layer above the genome.
These agreements go well beyond trade, governing investment and intellectual property as well, imposing fundamental changes to countries’ legal, judicial, and
regulatory
frameworks, without input or accountability through democratic institutions.
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