Reliance
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A confrontational stance on trade, together with greater
reliance
on government debt, may well extract a higher toll to balance flows of goods and services and of capital.
At long last, China’s senior leadership has endorsed a raft of reforms that could impel the economy’s shift from
reliance
on exports to consumption-led growth.
Traditional media companies resent their
reliance
on Google to direct traffic to their sites and its ability to sell advertising based on snippets of their content.
Bond investors’ heavy
reliance
on credit-rating agencies, which tend to be laxer with powerful issuers, has not been fixed.
The North Koreans consider any
reliance
on the outside world as a source of weakness, even though their economy would collapse without Chinese handouts.
Moreover, with excess
reliance
on domestic demand, the structure of the US economy evolved with a bias toward the non-tradable sector (where all of the new jobs were created) and insufficient
reliance
on foreign demand and hence exports.
Fear of the fickleness of public opinion leads to
reliance
on technology and the doctrine of "zero victims" - the myth of war without risks that dominates today's allied actions.
But the very
reliance
of ideological politics on identity also sets limits to its revival.
This technology is now making its way around the globe, allowing other societies to increase their energy production and decrease both their
reliance
on costly imports and their carbon emissions.
If Chinese banks and firms are slow to adjust, liberalizing international capital flows will lead only to more volatility, fewer offshore deposits, and less
reliance
on the renminbi for settling merchandise transactions – exactly as has been the case recently.
And legal, regulated options for safeguarding savings and accessing credit would reduce
reliance
on the black market or the informal economy, where financial exploitation flourishes.
The US also is set to become energy independent, owing to the rise of shale oil and gas, with diminishing
reliance
on coal already bringing down per capita carbon emissions.
But the protracted global slowdown has highlighted the risks of excessive
reliance
on exports.
Much like the quota system of 30 years ago, the current
reliance
on quotas is unsustainable in the long term.
Finally, while the “platform economy,” and its
reliance
on the Internet, computation, and data, has given rise to some of the most valuable companies in the world, it has also turned many citizens into passive consumers.
Indeed, the final argument – in a sense underpinning the others – is that the Fed became less worried about the potential for collateral economic damage from prolonged
reliance
on unconventional monetary policy.
Meanwhile, continued and prolonged
reliance
on unconventional policies does involve unusual uncertainty and potential costs.
This is because greater
reliance
on recycling, for example, reduces costs – and thus enhances companies’ competitiveness – while reducing emissions and driving new approaches like cross-sector innovation.
From the new governor of the People’s Bank of China to the cabinet and leading regulators, the new cohort has an opportunity to move China forward by promoting competition, decreasing the power of state enterprises, boosting household consumption, and reducing
reliance
on exports.
This is partly because the strategy – while bearing all the hallmarks of modern Chinese brinkmanship, including
reliance
on stealth, surprise, and a disregard for the risks of military escalation – seeks to ensure that the initiative remains with China.
And economist Michael Pettis cautions that China’s
reliance
on policy stimulus to kick-start the economy whenever it stalls will merely cause macroeconomic vulnerabilities to accumulate.
The net environmental effects of growing
reliance
on shale gas appear beneficial as well.
That dynamic unmasks the Achilles’ heel of Trumponomics: a blatant protectionist bias that collides head-on with America’s inescapable
reliance
on foreign saving and trade deficits to sustain economic growth.
Taken together, these appointments demonstrate the new Chinese leadership’s emphasis on pro-market reforms and a shift from heavy industry to greater
reliance
on consumption and services.
Adaptation could allow for higher carbon emissions in another way: reducing the damage and harm that we experience from global warming, giving us more time to implement alternatives to
reliance
on fossil fuels.
But excessive
reliance
on debt creates the risk of financial crises, which undermine growth.
Distributed generation using renewables can also help to reduce the risk of massive power outages and resulting
reliance
on expensive diesel power, which currently can cost up to 5% of a country’s annual GDP – a problem that affects 30 of the 48 countries in sub-Saharan Africa.
The US interest in overthrowing Assad’s regime was precisely its
reliance
on Iranian and Russian backing.
While a significant number expressed a desire for Japan to improve its ability to defend itself, an overwhelming majority rejected the idea of developing nuclear arms and supported continued
reliance
on the US-Japan Security Treaty.
America – and the world – would also benefit from a US energy policy that reduces
reliance
on imports not just by increasing domestic production, but also by cutting consumption, and that recognizes the risks posed by global warming.
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