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While academics and journalists rightly debate the extent to which ordinary people exercise real power in the Indian parliamentary system, dominated as it is by various political and economic power structures, a look back over the 50 years of Indian independence does provide some evidence that it works for the poor and the commonweal as well as for the better off and privileged.
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has rightly declared sustainable development to be at the top of the global agenda.
The GSP rightly notes that sustainable development has three pillars: ending extreme poverty; ensuring that prosperity is shared by all, including women, youth, and minorities; and protecting the natural environment.
Being able to implement a counter-cyclical fiscal policy was rightly viewed as a sign of economic maturity.
In the case of large-scale projects, some host countries are raising questions about the contracts that define their relationship with TNC’s, and governments are reviewing such contracts because they believe (rightly or wrongly) that they did not get a fair deal.
Worse, the fudging language invited a “we, too” riposte from Scottish nationalists, who rightly argued that if special arrangements were going to be made for Northern Ireland’s Remain majority, then the Scots, who also voted to remain, should be offered a similar deal.
Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and other developed countries are rightly praised for this.
It fears – rightly, most people suspect – that the Thaksin camp will be returned to power in any free and fair vote.
Rightly so, the global challenges from climate change and energy security dwarf the change Denmark went through in scope and in urgency.
The Portuguese rightly argue that their situation is not as dire as that of Greece, which is already in the economic equivalent of intensive care.
Will Morales renegotiate the laws and contracts governing Bolivia’s vast natural gas reserves, as his government is rightly committed to do, in a way that does not scare away urgently needed foreign investment?
The Bank rightly stresses that aid cannot work in an otherwise inappropriate economic environment.
Beyond Secular StagnationNEW YORK – As Larry Summers rightly points out, the term “secular stagnation” became popular as World War II was drawing to a close.
Haldane rightly complained that banking regulation has evolved from a small number of very specific guidelines to mind-numbingly complicated statistical algorithms for measuring risk and capital adequacy.
I am not sure that people, who rightly see Trump as a great danger to the US and the world, sufficiently appreciate this.
And, in fact, many former colonies rightly argue that it is Britain that owes them reparations for centuries of oppression and looting.
Indeed, Germany’s success is frequently cited as a model that other countries should emulate, and rightly so.
The international community has rightly condemned the crackdown.
The use of the term “slavery” in relation to something that it is wrong to do to animals is especially significant, for until now it has been assumed that animals are rightly our slaves, to use as we wish, whether to pull our carts, be models of human diseases for research, or produce eggs, milk, or flesh for us to eat.
On one hand, he has been the “conscience of a liberal,” rightly focusing on how government can combat poverty, poor health, environmental degradation, rising inequality, and other social ills.
The first two, in particular, have lately been the source of considerable public outrage – and rightly so.
It has rightly been the prime objective of the High Representative for Bosnia, Paddy Ashdown.
NEW YORK – US President Barack Obama’s nomination of Jim Yong Kim for the presidency of the World Bank has been well received – and rightly so, especially given some of the other names that were bandied about.
Comparisons and contrasts with the Great Depression of the 1930’s have inevitably become a central part of that discourse – and rightly so.
Much attention is paid to her personal qualities – and rightly so.
The Fed blames (rightly) foreign central banks that are keeping interest rates too low to prevent their currencies from appreciating against the dollar; but the Fed cannot set policy assuming others respond with a theoretical ideal.
He rightly criticized the “voodoo economic policy” of his opponent, Ronald Reagan.
In return, they will rightly demand a greater voice in running the Bank, especially if the Bank’s focus shifts towards global public goods.
Secondary and higher education are rightly near the top of the agenda list of the new government.
Science and technology, after all, are not responsible for the careless and wasteful behavior that environmentalists rightly condemn.
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