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The responses from the Chinese and Indian participants were striking.
Unfortunately, governments did not go nearly far enough in pursuing complementary fiscal and structural responses.
But he did so only after his cabinet secretaries’ statements had attracted sharp responses from international partners.
As a result, the government was compelled to grant subsidies to the system’s “losers” – such as urban residents and state-owned enterprises (SOEs) – until strong supply responses to rising market prices eliminated the need for quotas on manufactured products.
Policy-makers must recognize the interconnectedness of today’s challenges, and support innovative institutional arrangements that would promote and facilitate coordinated policy responses.
In a globalized world, global challenges largely require global responses, which are impossible if a country of China’s size and population and wealth does not participate.
Indeed, as leaders of the G-20, the Commonwealth, and the OIF have emphasized in the last two years, national and regional responses, while significant, are insufficient without strong international support.
Since these responses are overdue, they are severe and lead to energy price spikes and volatility.
Yet history also suggests that shocks of the scale and scope of the current refugee crisis have the potential to spur remarkable policy responses.
American participation, if not leadership, is indispensable to international cooperation in areas like global trade, climate action, and responses to all manner of crises, whether natural, humanitarian, or nuclear.
China in Action on Climate ChangeBeijing – Climate change is a serious challenge to humanity and sustainable development, which requires both proactive responses and concerted effort by the international community.
What factors underlie today’s problems, and how appropriate are the likely policy responses?
Moreover, they put urgent responses to climate change at the bottom of the list.
The brain systems that control behavioral responses in threatening situations are similar in rodents and humans, and involve older areas deep in the brain that work nonconsciously (for example, the amygdala).
Nonconscious responses can also be treated with exposure therapy, in which repeated interaction with a threatening stimulus is orchestrated in order to dampen its psychological effects.
In Vietnam’s parched central highlands and coastal provinces, for example, there is an urgent need to harvest “more crop per drop” and improve emergency responses.
Even if we are forced, faute de mieux , to speculate about ancient Indian social life, we must remain true to the common facts of economic and military life among European and Asian civilizations, which imposed similar institutional responses.
But most of the policy responses needed to meet people’s demand for greater security are beyond the scope and reach of national governments, especially when these governments are trying to cope on their own.
Europe’s Refugee AmnesiaBARCELONA – After World War I, when millions of European civilians were made refugees, forced out of their homelands by enemy occupation or deportation, an international regime was developed to coordinate effective responses and ease the suffering of those who had been uprooted.
Yet it has not risen to the occasion, with many of its responses failing to match the urgency of the situation.
A more practicable solution, at least for now, would be for source-country central banks to reinterpret their mandates to consider the medium-term effects of recipient countries’ policy responses, such as sustained exchange-rate intervention.
These autocratic responses are ultimately self-defeating, because they deepen the democratic malaise.
There are two responses to this question.
With an unprecedented number of people uprooted by political instability, conflict, or persecution and forced to seek protection beyond their countries’ borders, the inadequacy of international responses has been laid bare.
Donors also stand to benefit, as these efforts reduce the need for costly and indefinite emergency responses.
In fact, the responses from members of the public to these controversies were mostly of a vulgar nationalistic and anti-Semitic tone.
First, there is the long-standing litany of policy responses needed to deal with the global trade imbalances.
In an ongoing global poll that has so far attracted 9.7 million responses, “an honest and responsive government” is the fourth most popular policy priority, with only education, health care, and better jobs rated higher.
Today, indicators of this global slowdown are to be found everywhere – from underwhelming retail and trade data to unanticipated policy responses, including China’s surprise currency devaluation (which coincides with its leaders’ commitment to a long-term shift toward a more market-based exchange-rate regime).
Slower global growth is also amplifying political pressures and, in some countries, adding to social strains – both of which tend to constrain policy responses.
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