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While gains from fundamental tax reform – say,
replacing
the current tax system with a broad-based consumption tax – are large, on the order of 0.5-1 percentage point per year of economic growth for a decade, corporate-tax reform would also boost growth.
CAMBRIDGE – Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor of the People’s Bank of China, recently suggested that
replacing
the dollar with the International Monetary Fund’s Special Drawing Rights as the dominant reserve currency would bring greater stability to the global financial system.
Huge two-way gross capital flows are driven by transient changes in perception, with carry-trade opportunities (borrowing in low-yielding currencies to finance lending in high-yielding ones)
replacing
long-term capital investment.
Issuing Eurobonds would mean
replacing
the current eurozone strategy of “every man for himself” with one based on the principle “all for one and one for all,” which would enable joint borrowing by euro countries.
In the eurozone, financial crises have forced out two governments,
replacing
elected representative with appointed technocrats charged with restoring order.
But a recent study commissioned by The Economistfound that a carbon tax would increase both government revenue and economic output – primarily by
replacing
existing, inefficient energy subsidies.
Toppling a regime is one thing;
replacing
it with a stable and legitimate government is quite another.
Replacing
temperature thresholds with an effort to reduce emissions to zero would ensure accountability and minimize political inconsistency.
The recent installation of retired Marine Corps general John Kelly, formerly Trump’s Secretary for Homeland Security, as Chief of Staff,
replacing
the hapless Reince Priebus, has reduced some of the internal chaos and induced a bit more discipline in Trump’s behavior.
The good news for those who desire stability and democracy in Iraq is that an amorphous, disorganized, and nihilistic insurgency cannot “win” in the traditional sense of
replacing
the government and forming a new regime.
And it is coming to an end at a time when economic populism is
replacing
technocratic management, often with white males turning to nativism in response to the destruction of their jobs and livelihoods by the impersonal forces of globalization.
In Cambodia, China contributed $260 million in assistance in 2009,
replacing
Japan as the country’s largest aid provider and overtaking both the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank’s lending portfolios.
And, in fact, Uber is one of the less problematic innovations, because it is a net job creator; the rise of computers capable of
replacing
call-center workers, by contrast, is resulting in large net job losses.
In addition to
replacing
the multi-member-district, single-vote electoral system with a single-member-district, two-round voting system, the amendment reduces the number of seats in the Yuan by half.
Following the onset of the recession that followed the 2008 global financial crisis, China’s policymakers spent seven years
replacing
waning demand for their country’s net exports with a homegrown investment bubble, inflated by local governments’ aggressive land sales.
Moreover, under conditions of fair competition, the process of creative destruction tends to pull down badly managed inherited wealth,
replacing
it with new and dynamic wealth.
In the UK, Boris Johnson cynically helped lead the Leave campaign with an eye toward unseating, and potentially replacing, Prime Minister David Cameron.
This type of response to a natural disaster –
replacing
a fossil-fuel-reliant power grid with renewable energy – should be applauded.
If “Macroneconomics” – the attempt to combine conservative structural policies with progressive macroeconomics – succeeds in
replacing
the market fundamentalism that failed in 2007, the lost decade of economic stagnation could soon be over – at least for Europe.
During the last three decades, even before breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, computers have been
replacing
and multiplying the physical labor of human beings.
As in Africa, where it is consistently
replacing
Western influence with its massive financial firepower, China’s strategy in Afghanistan is mostly focused on business development – with a stabilizing effect on the country that should not be underestimated.
Among the EU’s new members, English is rapidly
replacing
Russian as the most widely used foreign language.
Instead, the biggest story was about self-styled “movements” upending or
replacing
traditional political parties.
I favored the approach of "dollarization", or
replacing
the Peso by the US dollar and thereby ending the fear of a future change of the exchange rate.
Reducing large regressive tax expenditures like preferential tax rates for capital gains and dividends and deductions for state and local taxes, and
replacing
deductions with progressive tax credits, could generate enough revenue to finance rate cuts for all taxpayers, increase the tax code’s overall progressivity, and contribute meaningfully to deficit reduction.
But Britain’s signal failure was in not
replacing
these old nineteenth-century industries with new twentieth-century successors.
Sadly, as Trump’s election indicates all too clearly, illiberal idiocy is steadily
replacing
liberal democracy as the ruling doctrine of Western – and Polish – politics today.
The same goes for household consumption, particularly in the advanced economies, where a larger share of consumption is optional (for example,
replacing
consumer durables, traveling, and eating out at restaurants).
Russia is literally buying its way back into the international system as a preeminent actor, one that is regaining power and clout by
replacing
nuclear weapons with oil and gas and substituting greed for fear.
But
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private insurance with public insurance has its own problems: consider the parlous circumstances in which Britain’s National Health System finds itself, the result of generations of politically driven underinvestment in health care.
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