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It is hard to imagine that a free and fair election can take place against the backdrop of such intense and systemic violence.
Competition policy was attuned to deal with individual crises, but a systemic crisis has almost broken its back.
Firms can be made to internalize the costs they impose on society with appropriate regulation (for example, capital requirements with a systemic charge for financial institutions), but it is not so obvious what to do with “excessive” influence that comes with size.
Similarly, the combined debt of Greece, Ireland, and Portugal is small relative to the eurozone economy, but the European banking system is still so weak that these countries’ debt problems can create a systemic crisis.
After some hesitation, Europe showed that it could manage the first phase – a liquidity injection to prevent systemic collapse.
Lessons from the October 2008 WEO, which analyzed recoveries after systemic financial stress, were incorporated into subsequent forecasts.
A peripheral debt crisis has mutated into a systemic crisis because the eurozone’s financial system is too interconnected and too weak.
But this episode showed once more what to expect when no EU-wide body exists to oversee systemic stability.
Ensuring systemic financial stability is the order of the day.
Moreover, systemic risks potentially created during periods of booming asset prices escape the purview of macroprudential rules.
Paulson reversed again and proposed a systemic rescue.
And it was not even merited; the banks were not overly exposed, so there were no systemic risks.
If a central bank is committing public funds in support of individual firms, even with a systemic justification, do not different accountability considerations apply?
It would be far better, in my view, to leave the Fed with an overall systemic role, which raises fewer new accountability issues.
South Korea has focused on systemic reform and, today, despite labour unrest the signs of economic recovery abound and political prospects are brightening, too.
According to former Prime Minister Yegor Gaidar, who led Russia’s only post-Soviet government that was oriented toward systemic change, the socialist command economy exhausted its growth potential by 1970.
Under non-totalitarian circumstances, the threat of stagnation would have generated strong pressure for systemic reform.
The central government is in charge of national or systemic interests, deploying legal, regulatory, and broad monetary and fiscal policies to achieve its ends.
Russia must rid itself, once and for all, of Putinism’s systemic corruption, lest the country be consumed by it.
As the only entity that integrates central banks, supervisors, treasuries of major economies, and international standard-setting bodies, the FSB is uniquely positioned to set priorities on financial regulation, provide regulatory coherence across the financial sector, oversee consistent implementation, and, in conjunction with the International Monetary Fund, to assess systemic vulnerabilities.
The Cannes Summit should articulate a renewed commitment to consistent implementation of agreed regulatory reforms, and to minimizing divergence in national regulation that could create systemic risks or significant competitive advantage.
The major emerging economies also have growing systemic effects on growth and employment across a broad range of countries, including the advanced ones.
It came out that way because, for most of the period, the advanced countries benefited from market-driven innovation, while the emerging economies imported knowledge, exported goods and services, and had limited systemic impact on advanced economies.
The answer is not difficult to discern: Germany’s habitat, Europe, is in a deepening systemic crisis, with effects that are reaching deep into German society and depressing whole regions and communities.
The old hybrid – in which advanced countries operated with floating exchange rates and open capital accounts, while developing countries managed the exchange rate via capital controls and reserve accumulation as part their growth strategies – worked as long as emerging markets’ systemic effects were relatively small.
But I have a hunch it will turn out to be something far more systemic.
The fall in oil prices – together with market illiquidity, the rise in the leverage of US energy firms and that of energy firms and fragile sovereigns in oil-exporting economies – is stoking fears of serious credit events (defaults) and systemic crisis in credit markets.
The wanton cruelty there is all too clearly symptomatic of a systemic failure.
In calling for measures to “guard against systemic risk,” the G-20 summit has begun the process of reconstruction by recognizing that the system in its entirety, not just individual institutions, must be regulated.
Unfortunately, the G-20 communiqué offers only more of the same prescriptions for managing systemic risk that the Financial Stability Forum (FSF), the United States Federal Reserve, and others have put forward.
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