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Of course, you can argue that post-crisis regulatory reform will eventually resolve the problem of periodic systemic risk, and that we will return to the more comfortable world of relatively stationary risk without periodic imbalances.
The historical evidence suggests that systemic risk is persistent and resistant to regulatory efforts to eliminate it.
And, while the international dimensions and sources of systemic risk are increasingly important, thus far we have only limited demonstrated capacity, if any, for dealing with them.
There are, no doubt, competitive and other consequences to adopting a more conservative approach that factors in periodic systemic risk, and they will vary across institutions.
One can think of periodic systemic risk as an inherent tendency toward reversion to the mean: short- and medium-term returns can deviate considerably and for extended periods from the expected long-run returns associated with various investment strategies and capabilities.
Nevertheless, they are not invulnerable, because even fair valuations – or, indeed, undervaluations – are not exempt from the downward pressures of a crisis or the resetting of asset prices after a build-up of systemic risk.
The focus has been appropriately on the cash-flow challenges that come from a combination of large illiquid investment portfolios and large systemic shocks that cause adverse shifts in the cash flow models.
First, illiquid investments limit investors’ ability to adjust their portfolios in response to early warnings of an increase in systemic risk.
This means that liquidity has potentially significant value, which rises when systemic problems emerge.
All of this highlights the need for new benchmarks for performance and compensation that factor in vulnerability to periodic systemic risk, with special attention to debt and liquidity.
The challenges of assessing systemic risk and the timing of instability are just that – challenges, not reasons to ignore the phenomenon.
But this does not necessarily work in an imperfectly functioning monetary union, such as the eurozone, where the continual appearance of systemic flaws erodes confidence; in such circumstances, the result may be hoarding and capital outflows, rather than increased spending.
Such factors of inertia are systemic: they cannot be overcome internally by some ingenious system of majority voting.
If the Europeans back away from the costs of victory, they will give dramatic proof of their reluctance to develop a European CFSP: the systemic obstacles coupled with cowardice will have proved stronger than the éngrenage.
Europe remains a significant economic and commercial actor – one that can rebound at any time, now that it has at least partly transcended its systemic crisis.
European experience suggests that large-scale systemic shocks call for greater financial support.
This suggests that the CMIM could be especially constrained amid a systemic shock or political disputes among member countries.
In my book Capitalism 4.0, I argued that comparable political upheavals would follow the fourth systemic breakdown of global capitalism heralded by the 2008 crisis.
Europe should have used its regulatory power and managed the conflict between systemic and competitive risk that all this emergency public funding was generating, but the competition watchdog’s contradictory request that companies receiving funding should reduce credit to their clients made this well nigh impossible.
These are very interesting ideas, but the evidence still seems overwhelming that the drag on the global economy mainly reflects the aftermath of a deep systemic financial crisis, not a long-term secular innovation crisis.
The profound resemblance of the current malaise to the aftermath of past deep systemic financial crises around the world is not merely qualitative.
The systemic crises in food, fuel, and finance that came to a head in 2008 – and that are ongoing in many countries – have their roots in an economic paradigm that has not accounted for the value of nature and its array of life-supporting services.
Without a real and lasting solution that recalibrates our current economic thinking at a systemic level, the scale and pace of change could soon push the planet past critical thresholds and make sustainable development everywhere an impossible dream.
Given China’s systemic importance to the global economy, instability there could pose major risks far beyond its borders.
There is now a serious risk of a systemic meltdown in US financial markets as huge credit and asset bubbles collapse.
The risk that a systemic financial crisis will drive a more pronounced US and global recession has quickly gone from being a theoretical possibility to becoming an increasingly plausible scenario.
That should have become obvious a decade ago, when the systemic vulnerabilities of financial markets, with their single-minded focus on profit maximization, were laid bare.
The resulting concentration of revenue, wealth, and power undermines systemic stability by creating too-big-to-fail entities, while hampering smaller players’ ability to compete.
And, despite a growing consensus about the systemic nature of the challenges affecting education, there is less agreement about how to address those systemic challenges.
Such networks, if organized properly, could offer a partial solution to the systemic challenges affecting education.
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