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Some saw in Merz a chance to
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the CDU’s right-wing character, thereby saving Germany’s two-party system.
Ultimately, to defeat infectious diseases, we will have to
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faith in expertise, and rebuild trust with communities that have grown increasingly suspicious of authority in recent years.
For three and a half years following the start of the Great Depression, US President Herbert Hoover’s top priority was to balance the budget, trying – but ultimately failing – to
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business confidence.
Since then, his successor, Christine Lagarde, has helped to
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the Fund’s reputation – and to return coverage of its programs and activities to newspapers’ dry and unemotional business sections.
At the same time, the eurozone must be equipped with the instruments needed to
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stability and prevent the recurrence of crisis conditions.
France and Germany have since sought to
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good relations with the US, but continue to disapprove of the war.
The EU is keen to
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or establish human rights, stability, and prosperity.
Indeed, to
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these economies to health, three distinct types of adjustment are needed: between the eurozone and the world, between the eurozone’s periphery and core, and between debt and income in the heavily indebted peripheral countries, particularly Greece.
To
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fairness, the government should follow the private sector’s lead and link politicians’ pensions to their performance.
The first, and probably easiest, challenge is to
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the IMF’s public image.
Even if governments managed to
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macroeconomic balance gradually, the structural problems of high unemployment, poor investment climates, and inadequate provision of public services would likely remain unaddressed.
In ten years, we have deployed 20 operations on three continents to help prevent violence,
restore
peace and rebuild after a conflict.
And the EU remains the only organisation that can call on a full panoply of instruments and resources that complement the traditional foreign policy tools of its member states, both to pre-empt or prevent a crisis and to
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peace and rebuild institutions after a conflict.
In fact, to meet that target, we will need to
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a significant amount of forest cover that is already gone.
As part of the New York Declaration on Forests, signed in 2014, governments pledged to
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hundreds of millions of hectares of forests.
In recent months, the Obama administration has begun to
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links with Thailand that were put on ice after the May 2014 coup, including by resuming a high-level strategic dialogue.
Even though Brexit was meant to
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its sovereignty, Parliament has no real say in a process that will mark Britain for decades to come.
Merkel could first help to
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trust in Europe’s economic fundamentals.
Second, Merkel could help to
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trust in Europe’s political institutions.
Third, Merkel should help to
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hope in southern Europe.
Finally, and most important, deep reforms should be undertaken to facilitate a real shift in banks’ business models in order to
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their profitability.
Grozny was totally destroyed during the first Chechen war; both Russian and foreign observers compared it with WWII Stalingrad and assumed that it would be impossible to
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the city.
The authorities, lacking confidence in their ability to
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pre-2009 rates of annual GDP growth, have lowered the official target to 7.5%.
This was a component of Germany’s successful reform program of a decade ago, which included labor-market and social-security reforms, the combined effect of which was to
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competitiveness and growth potential in the tradable sector, while improving productivity on the non-tradable side.
But Germany’s reforms took place in a much healthier global economy, and, when the initial divergences are large, it may take too long to
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growth.
Restructuring often came too late and provided too little relief to
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debt sustainability.
Moreover, one can imagine California signing voluntary climate deals with China and other countries in an effort to
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the culture of oversight and accountability of the Paris accord.
A simple, effective way to buy time would be to abandon the euro and
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competitiveness through a devalued national currency.
For mainstream French politicians, renouncing the European project to buy the time required to
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competitiveness is as unthinkable as is the logical alternative: an all-out push for full European political union.
The US may now be ready to abandon the monetarist dogmas of central-bank independence and inflation targeting, and to
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full employment as the top priority of demand management.
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