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Keynesian demand management was thus displaced by a new understanding – which we owe largely to Friedman – that pursuing fiscal discipline and price
stability
is the best guarantee of macroeconomic sustainability.
Nor can China’s interest in the
stability
of both Afghanistan and Pakistan be underestimated.
A settlement over Kashmir is the key to
stability
in Afghanistan, which would then no longer be a strategic playground for India and Pakistan.
Of course, a central bank’s mandate is price
stability
in the national economy that it serves, and price
stability
is influenced by exchange rates.
The final knockout – which would occur if “the Financial Policy Committee (FPC) judges that the stance of monetary policy poses a significant threat to financial stability” – points to the third problem.
The FPC is part of the complex new UK regulatory structure, in which the former Financial Services Authority has been split in two: a prudential and business-conduct regulator and a new body to monitor financial
stability.
Its prime objective remains price stability, with real-economy factors relegated to the second order of importance.
By contrast, the US Federal Reserve has a dual mandate: price
stability
and full employment.
And Saudi Arabia will not stop until Iran – and its Shia proxies – abandons its revolutionary fantasies and begins working to bring peace and
stability
to the Middle East and the wider Arab world.
Despite using all the means at its disposal, the world’s greatest military power managed only to create a precarious domestic
stability.
If the US and NATO leave Afghanistan to its own devices without first creating a minimum of regional stability, it is all but certain that the Islamist danger will return in relatively short order, and will be greater than it was in the 1990’s.
But regional
stability
primarily requires the clarification of Pakistan’s role in Afghanistan.
Of course, China’s debt is still rising – a trend that, if left unchecked, could pose a mounting threat to financial and economic
stability.
At least the eurozone would get some
stability.
An Israel and Palestine that could resolve their differences and live side by side as democracies would become an island of
stability
and sanity in a sea of political disorder and economic retrenchment.
It will be interpreted as a stab in the back of US efforts to maintain
stability
in the region.
Instead, they will dwell on what is by now uncontroversial: welcoming the recent, if still fragile, progress in Israel-Palestine relations, supporting
stability
in post-election Iraq and Afghanistan, and extolling the transatlantic link.
In exchange, Iran's government should give its support to ensuring peace, stability, and security in Iraq.
In short, advocates of cooperation call for an open and explicit bargain: Iran's support for
stability
during the current transitional phase in Iraq, as well as its commitment to maintain cooperative relations with whatever permanent government emerges in Iraq, in exchange for an improvement in Iran's regional and international position.
But central banks were made independent precisely because it was understood that they would be held accountable for achieving their own objective of maintaining price stability, regardless of the economy’s underlying growth rate.
First, fiscal and external-account balances are to be kept in check in order to ensure financial
stability
and sustain the common currency.
The gap between the respective qualities of China’s economic and scientific elites, on the one hand, and its ruling political elites, on the other, is simply too monumental – and still growing – for
stability
to be taken for granted.
Managers are described as those who merely embrace processes and seek stability, while leaders tolerate risk and create change.
Instead, donor governments and the World Bank have insisted for years that impoverished countries cut financing to these villages, under the guise of promoting “macroeconomic stability” – a polite way of demanding debt repayment – and reflecting the ideological delusion that the private sector will step in.
This period – known as the Holocene – provided the
stability
that enabled human civilization to rise and thrive.
The founders of Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) warned even before the euro’s birth that fiscal profligacy would constitute a danger to the common currency’s
stability.
The latter was intended to impose market discipline, and the former, to preserve the
stability
of public finances by fixing a strict limit on the size of national budget deficits.
The
Stability
and Growth Pact clearly did not prevent “excessive” deficits, and the no-bailout clause failed its first test when European leaders, facing the Greek crisis, solemnly declared on February 11 that euro-zone members would “take determined and coordinated action, if needed, to safeguard financial
stability
in the euro area as a whole.”
The failure to impose market discipline via the no-bailout clause was predictable: in a systemic crisis, the immediate concern to preserve the
stability
of markets almost always trumps the desire to prevent the moral hazard that arises when imprudent debtors are saved.
Europe cannot afford to be an island of relative
stability
in a sea of chaos.
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