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Early adopters, such as Amazon and Tesco, which quickly built up the requisite talent bases and experience, are now shifting gears to maximize the impact of analytics on their organizations (that is, exploring disruptive opportunities).
How do they create and mobilize coherent teams of people in new economic activities if the requisite tacit knowledge is missing?
Europe’s debt problems should, in fact, still be quite manageable – provided the requisite write-downs and debt restructurings are implemented.
The IMF was also designated as one of two lead agencies – along with an expanded Financial Stability Forum (now renamed the Financial Stability Board) – charged with providing early warning of macroeconomic and financial risks and issuing the requisite policy recommendations.
In theory, the People’s Bank of China can sterilize any amount of money supply caused by foreign-capital inflows simply by issuing the requisite amount of bonds.
Thus, the lesson from economic history and development is straightforward: government support aimed at upgrading and diversifying industry must be anchored in the requisite endowments.
Much as I would like to see someone from the emerging markets and the developing world head the IMF, the first priority is to choose a leader with the requisite skills, commitments, and understandings in an open and transparent process, someone who will continue along the reform path on which the Fund has embarked.
Equally important, it proves that further progress is feasible, given the requisite political will.
Even if ISIS does not currently have the capability to carry out cyber-attacks, it is unlikely to find it difficult to recruit followers with the requisite expertise; in the past, other terrorist and insurgent organizations, including Al Qaeda, have done just that.
The selection process is constrained further by an informal – but, after 43 years, essentially requisite – agreement to rotate through regions every two terms.
Coming after six years of civil war, in which some 400,000 civilians have been killed and millions displaced, Trump’s unexpected intervention was praised by most US politicians, though it was carried out without the requisite congressional approval.
Recent racist violence in Hungary, Romania, and Italy starkly demonstrate the need for national governments and the European Union to devote requisite attention to organizing and implementing such efforts.
Going well beyond the requisite extension of unemployment-insurance benefits, the safety net has been expanded to include home-foreclosure containment programs, other forms of debt forgiveness, and extraordinary monetary and fiscal stimulus.
Indeed, according to Kocherlakota, nobody really believes them.: “Macroeconomists use them only as convenient short-cuts to generate the requisite levels of volatility” in their mathematical models.
Is it simply to accept the market’s will and impose the requisite pain on their people?
This requisite independence of the IMF staff can be achieved by stipulating that the Board oversees only the work of the Fund’s analytical functions and, more importantly, that its composition and decision-making mode are overhauled in the following ways:- The Executive Board should be enlarged by the addition of several (possibly 3-5) independent members (as in the private sector), and the voting principle should be one person, one vote.
With the honorable exception of George H.W. Bush, who had the requisite knowledge, intelligence, temperament, and values to serve, the last time a fully qualified Republican was inaugurated was in 1957.
Similarly, most people thought that Ronald Reagan lacked the requisite knowledge and intelligence for the office.
It also requires abandoning the longstanding and widespread assumption that understanding science means simply learning a requisite body of facts and problem-solving recipes, and that mastery of those facts is the sole qualification needed to be a science teacher.
The problem is compounded by the Chinese leadership’s insistence on sticking with high growth targets – 7% at present – and the resulting reliance on credit to produce the requisite output.
Real and threatened action against Japanese exports forced Japan to comply rather than risk a trade war, with the Bank of Japan (BOJ) delivering the requisite appreciation through tight monetary policy.
Our sense of urgency, coupled with the requisite funds, promises to have a significant impact.
Indeed, even if everyone in the world had participated the requisite hour, the result would have been the equivalent of turning off China’s carbon emissions for roughly 45 seconds.
Government agencies need to be close enough to private enterprises to elicit the requisite information about the technological and market realities on the ground.
Moreover, financing would have to be accompanied by conditionality, and these institutions have neither the requisite expertise nor the necessary distance from the countries at risk to apply and enforce appropriate conditions.
Before the Oxford overview, American oncologists typically did not recommend tamoxifen for young patients while Europeans often recommended it for all patients including those whose tumors lacked the requisite receptors.
In reality, few economies can bear the requisite currency alignments without pain.
The majority of international exchanges of seeds, plants, animals, microbes, and other biological goods are accompanied by the requisite permits, including a material transfer agreement.
Countries that benefit most from FDI are those whose domestic firms and institutions also benefit, and thus those that have the requisite absorptive capacity.
In fact, domestic producers were often protected from foreign competition at home to ensure that they remained profitable enough to undertake the requisite investments.
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