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Even if ratings were no longer
required
or encouraged by law, however, demand for ratings – and the need to improve their reliability – would remain.
Canada’s taxpayers are not
required
to support the religious beliefs held by their fellow-citizens.
If government becomes a partner, it may well endow the banks immediately with the equity
required
to sustain their business.
The funds respond to such proposals by arguing that if they are
required
to reveal their investment strategies, they will lose their incentive to innovate, and a recent US government report – a multi-agency effort headed by Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson (formerly of Goldman Sachs) – supports that position.
Governments in rich countries are beginning to spell out just what that will mean in terms of policy and lifestyle changes and the investments
required
to develop clean energy sources.
A comprehensive approach is
required
– one that focuses as much on the human dimension as on the security dimension.
Experts say another 15% decline is
required
just to return to the pre-bubble price path.
Before it was all over, at least eight of the then 27 EU member states
required
IMF financing and restructuring programs.
My own five-point plan to achieve this goal begins with a call for the NPT Parties to pursue negotiations in good faith—as
required
by the treaty—on nuclear disarmament, either through a new convention or through a series of mutually reinforcing instruments backed by a credible system of verification.
But he will need a sense of the
required
reforms.
Investors outside the US can see the magnitude of the trade deficit, calculate the likely decline in the dollar
required
to eliminate it, and recognize that the interest rate and equity return differentials from investing in the US are insufficient to compensate for the risk that next month will be when capital inflows into America start to fall.
The president of the New York Fed would also be
required
to testify before Congress on a regular basis.
More research is
required
before we can be certain of any of these benefits, but recent results are promising.
Moreover, the benefits rise, because the restructuring clauses
required
for new debt, together with Germany’s highly visible efforts to avoid future government bailouts, raise the interest-rate spreads that weaker countries must pay today.
For example, Greece’s debt stock, including
required
bridge financing under the IMF program, should peak at around 150% of GNP in 2014; much of this debt is external.
Sound economic judgment and discretion are
required
as well, given the need to weigh the risks of alternative policies and the ease with which financial markets can be roiled.
If a large share of the Macedonian electorate turns out and votes in support of the name change and related matters, the
required
constitutional amendments will be more likely to pass in Macedonia’s parliament.
Moreover, nationalizing banks would have
required
dismissing Wall Street captains and their boards for grossly mismanaging their firms.
The economic heterogeneity of such a large number of members, when paired with the unanimity
required
for core decisions to be taken on issues such as taxation, the budget, fundamental rules and other areas, means that the common denominator for decisions in the EU will become smaller and smaller.
Or perhaps more radical solutions – of the type implemented in Germany and Japan after World War II – are now
required.
It should also consider adding an optional “two-key” system, in which an independent signoff from a separate account is
required
before a proposed tweet is broadcast.
In Greece, the IMF, together with its European partners,
required
the government not just to cut expenditures, but to undertake far-reaching tax, pension, judicial, and labor-market reforms.
Some central banks, such as the Bank of England in its unsuccessful fight against George Soros in 1992, got burned; when it became clear how much money was
required
to buck the market, the policy was abandoned.
The sums
required
for this could ultimately run into trillions, according to an estimate by Citibank.
When officers are
required
to articulate grounds for suspicion, they are more likely to rely on behavioral factors rather than prejudice.
To be sure, a no-fly zone over Syria would not be a simple undertaking: substantial resources would be required, and, given the regime’s military capabilities, it would not be a risk-free operation.
What Thaksin did for the poor
required
only political self-interest.
And no economy with Poland’s development needs should be
required
to cut vital investment spending just so that it can sustain its fund-management industry.
Roughly $300 billion in infrastructure investment in these areas is
required
across the economy, half of which would need to be in large cities, which will expand if Myanmar diversifies out of agriculture.
Instead, they were designed to circumvent accounting standards and to evade and avoid taxes that are
required
to finance the public investments in infrastructure and technology – like the Internet – that underlie real growth, not the phantom growth promoted by the financial sector.
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