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Copenhagen Consensus researchers calculate that for about $1 billion a year, vaccination programs could be expanded to prevent childhood pneumonia and diarrhea, saving an additional one million lives annually.
As Melinda Gates puts it, saving children’s lives is “the best deal in philanthropy.”
If the US were then to give just a fraction of the financial saving to Iraq in 2004, there would be plenty of incremental revenues to run the Iraqi Government and to support the recovery of oil production.
For the first time since the Revolutionary War, two centuries ago, America has had to turn to foreigners for financing, because US households have been saving nothing .
It ranks among the great ironies of history that these two brilliant men, credited with saving millions from starvation, are also infamous for other work done later: Haber, a German Jew, was a central force in developing poison gas in World War I (and also performed research that led to the Zyklon B poison gas later used in concentration camps);Bosch, an ardent anti-Nazi, founded the giant chemical company I.G.
This means that the eurozone is beyond saving; the euro will survive, but the zone will shrink.
For a variety of reasons – hangovers from balance-sheet recessions in Japan and the US, fear-driven precautionary saving in China, and anemic consumption in productivity-constrained Europe – the demand side of most major economies remains severely impaired.
Holes in the social safety net have led to high and rising levels of precautionary saving – driving a wedge between increases in labor income and any impetus to discretionary purchasing power.
With its excess of domestic saving and its maintenance of capital controls, China is comparatively insulated from volatility in short-term flows.
The economic purpose is to re-channel private saving from deficits to productivity enhancing investments.
He is right to do so, because many of today’s crucial challenges – saving the planet from our own excesses; ensuring that technological advances benefit all members of society; and building the new infrastructure that we need nationally and globally for a sustainable future – demand collective solutions.
- Don’t confuse saving bankers and shareholders with saving banks.
To Serbia’s credit, the Ministry made its policy decision knowing that the change would require belt-tightening elsewhere in its budget, but it took the action because it concluded that protecting human rights was more important than saving a few dinars.
The G-8 Summit provides an opportunity for the US, which will spend $500 billion on its military this year, to make a lasting – and certainly more cost-effective – contribution to global security by saving millions of lives in Africa and helping its people escape extreme poverty.
And it is what we do today when we grasp that neither Cambodia, nor Darfur, nor the massacres in Syria, nor the need, anywhere on the planet, to drive out the beast that sleeps in man should divert us from the sacred task of saving what we can of memory, meaning, and hope.
In fact, most henchmen have sent their families abroad, saving them from the mayhem they have created.
My example of saving the drowning child echoes in the title of Larissa MacFarquhar’s recent book, Strangers Drowning.
But we do have history on our side: capitalism’s saving grace is that it is almost infinitely malleable.
Countries suffering temporary setbacks and in need of dollars to buy imports could turn to the IMF for "balance of payment support," thus saving them from devaluation.
A good starting point was the end of the Cold War which enabled the US to reduce military spending by around 2.5% of GDP (comparing 1990 and 2000), a saving worth around $225 billion per year.
With advanced-country populations aging rapidly, saving for old age is more important than ever.
Today, the counterpart to Teutonic excess saving is “Anglo-Saxon” dissaving: most English-language countries are running current-account deficits (and have been doing so for some time).
When saving exceeds investment, the result is a current-account surplus, and the economy becomes a lender to the rest of the world.
In 1987-1988, South Korea’s current-account surplus climbed above 6% of GDP, with currency manipulation often cited for the rise in external saving.
Tax policy has favored debt accumulation by households at the expense of saving, and a significant productivity slowdown is affecting US international competitiveness.
Moreover, the amount of saving that people desire exceeds the available investment opportunities.
As a result, the desire to save will not add to aggregate saving to start new businesses, construct and sell new buildings, and so forth.
Saving the Stability Pact from ItselfAt their meeting in Scheveningen, the Netherlands, the EU's economic ministers (Ecofin) once again confronted the need to reform the Stability and Growth Pact (SGP).
If we are serious about saving the non-proliferation regime, the time to act is now.
If future trials demonstrate similar high efficacy, low-cost bubble CPAP could become the standard of care for pneumonia in resource-deprived settings, potentially saving thousands of lives every year.
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