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The performance of the Korean team in the 2002 World Cup competition is demonstrating to every Korean in a way that is easily seen that meritocracy yields better
results
than cronyism.
A new Disciplinary Chamber will be used to threaten noncompliant judges, and an Extraordinary Audit and Public Affairs Chamber will certify the validity of electoral
results.
For too long, coalition partners have negotiated government decisions behind closed doors, with the Bundestag either rubber-stamping or vetoing the
results.
Whether the changes are profoundly disruptive, or merely provide incremental improvements in products, services, or business models, the
results
boost an economy’s long-run productivity.
Of course, negative returns make their balance sheets shakier: a defined-benefit pension plan needs positive returns to break even, and when most of its assets yield a negative nominal return, such
results
become increasingly difficult to achieve.
After World War I, when Europe failed to address adequately its legacy of humiliation, the
results
were catastrophic.
We might expect to get more
results
for this money, but in fact, most aid recipients are doing poorly in economic performance, and several studies have shown only weak links between foreign aid and improvements in living standards in the recipient countries.
The problem is that such long-term investments bring
results
only in the medium and long term.
But the theoretical investigations of Borda, Condorcet, and others often yielded rather pessimistic
results.
How robust are the different voting procedures for yielding cogent
results?
Beyond these questions, a theory of justice can draw substantially on the insights and analytical
results
emerging from social choice theory (as I discussed in my 2009 book The Idea of Justice).
Specifically, they must adjust how rules are made, to ensure that what
results
is fit for the modern world.
If the survey’s
results
are representative of broader trends, one of the world’s most important pillars of democracy – a free and open press – is in jeopardy.
Barriers to education investment include a very long gap between interventions and outcomes, the difficulty of measuring results, and public-sector domination.
That view is backed up by the polls’ most striking results: very widespread rejection of inequality based on race, ethnicity, or sex.
For that reason, we should greet the poll
results
positively, and resolve to close the gaps that still exist between rhetoric and reality.
The fact that President Chirac needs a certain set of
results
does not, of course, mean that he will get them.
The success of specialist fund-management firms, such as Generation Investment Management, shows that disciplined integration of sustainability into investment decisions yields positive
results.
It
results
in mass unemployment that is inefficient and financially unsustainable.
In Moscow this week, both newer and traditional aid donors, as well as multilateral organizations – such as the World Bank Group and the OECD – will discuss improving transparency of aid, coordination of assistance, and enhancing effectiveness by targeting
results.
Given the importance of such information for assessing the results’ accuracy, I – along with China Europe International Business School’s Zhu Tian and a doctoral student, Liu Fang – decided to investigate.
In any case, the only process for acting on such indicators is “peer pressure,” which is unlikely to deliver
results.
Nonetheless, the ingredients of an effective strategy to spur economic growth and employment are similar: available balance sheets (sovereign and private) should be used to generate additional demand and boost public investment, even if it
results
in greater leverage.
Online resources, such as the Khan Academy, hold great promise for delivering broad, inexpensive
results
in education.
But, like the proverbial “rule of three,” the
results
can be negative or positive.
These
results
exceed the goal established by China’s 12th Five-Year Plan, which projected that power generating capacity based on non-fossil-fuel sources would account for approximately 30% of the country’s electricity system by 2015.
So far, HFA implementation has had mixed
results.
In the short to medium run, fiscal consolidation – whether in the form of cutting government spending or increasing revenues –
results
in lower output and employment, which means lower tax collection, higher deficits, and escalating debt relative to GDP.
In Europe, the
results
were less dramatic because debts weren’t denominated in dollars.
Because an impasse beckons, it is vitally important to work on those areas where intensive negotiations have the potential to produce quick
results.
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