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Wars shouldn’t happen at all, he believed.
Pacifists want to understand war as a lawless condition that
should
be abolished.
But those who adhere to the motto “Terror can only be countered with terror”
should
remember who coined that phrase: Adolf Hitler.
So, whom
should
you trust?
Security assurances
should
also comprise confidence-building measures, along with conventional and nuclear arms control and disarmament.
Russia, therefore,
should
apply two fundamental principles that it has already accepted in several declarations.
American security analyst Charles Kupchan raised a pertinent question when he asked whether Russia
should
eventually join the Atlantic alliance, pointing out that the settlements concluded after the Napoleonic wars and World War II show that alliances between former adversaries can be critical to the consolidation of great-power peace.
The old way of negotiating – via proposals and counterproposals, with Russia and NATO perceiving each other as adversaries –
should
be abandoned.
What role
should
the alliance play in the future?
Should
it undergo further simultaneous transformation and enlargement?
What kind of relations
should
NATO have with its partners?
Ordinarily, that
should
not be a newsworthy event, yet it is, and for good reasons.
He claims that he
should
be rewarded as a fund manager supervising a multibillion-dollar fund in the private sector.
It
should
replace the compensation structure by the same civil-service scale applied to the government of which the HKMA is an integral part.
Anyone seeking to compare a public-service job with the private sector in negotiating an employment contract
should
simply seek work in the private sector rather than for the public good.
Nor is there any sign that the entire HKMA pay scale
should
be scrapped.
As a result, while political uncertainty will take its toll on economic growth, the Arab Awakening countries
should
not have to face a transitional recession, as post-communist Europe did in the 1990’s.
But it
should
be a plan for private-sector-led inclusive growth, supported by efforts in the rest of the Arab world and in the EU.
It is fitting that this threat to national economies and to every person on earth, and the opportunity to counter it,
should
be tackled with the backing of multilateral development institutions.
National malaria programs
should
allocate more resources to hard-to-reach communities that lack access to health care.
Unfortunately, that is not how monetary policy works: QE will not be enough, and no one
should
be naive about that.
The natural next step for many of them
should
have been to return home and immediately implement that principle.
But unless protagonists are sure that announcements, campaign promises, and peace agreements will give rise to clear, purposeful action, they
should
think twice before opening their mouths.
Moreover, we have been able to compress into 34 binary indicators the questions that computers have to ask captured ledgers to determine which provisions
should
be inserted in blockchain smart contracts between globalized firms and non-globalized collectives.
Those countries who also provide disincentives to work
should
keep Italy's sluggishness in mind and learn the lessons Italy's government has ignored.
The ECB argued that taxpayers
should
pick up the entire tab for Greece’s bad sovereign debt, for fear that any private-sector involvement (PSI) would trigger a “credit event,” which would force large payouts on credit-default swaps (CDSs), possibly fueling further financial turmoil.
But, if that is a real fear for the ECB – if it is not merely acting on behalf of private lenders – surely it
should
have demanded that the banks have more capital.
Likewise, the ECB
should
have barred banks from the risky CDS market, where they are held hostage to ratings agencies’ decisions about what constitutes a “credit event.”
Indeed, the most curious aspect of the ECB’s position was its threat not to accept restructured government bonds as collateral if the ratings agencies decided that the restructuring
should
be classified as a credit event.
Instead of bowing to polarization and paralysis, policymakers
should
be promoting growth- and productivity-enhancing infrastructure investments, funded at exceptionally low interest rates, scaling up labor-market reforms, and working to address the growing income and wealth inequality that is increasingly limiting access to economic opportunity.
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