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Because the circular economy is inherently systemic, it can succeed only if all stakeholders co-design, co-create, and co-own products and services.
After all, the technology behind it could not only help to reduce systemic risk by creating safeguards shielding the payments system from useful but unpredictable financial activities; it could also play an important role in bolstering much-needed economic growth.
The fact that the Greek debt overhang was acknowledged only after negotiations had collapsed exposes the deep systemic failures that have brought Greece and Europe to this point.
Its popularity can ebb quickly when it becomes associated with crippling and systemic failure, whether on the battlefield – as in France in 1940 – or in the corporate boardroom and on the factory floor.
This might be appropriate in times of systemic crisis, but it is not sustainable in normal times.
The Fund argues that the life insurance industry could be a future source of systemic risk, and should therefore be subject to macroprudential stress testing, or counter-cyclical capital buffers, on the model used for banks.
Along with the Netherlands and the Baltic states, Germany blames that crisis on some member states’ budgetary imprudence and insufficient monitoring of private debt, and thus refuses to examine properly the eurozone’s systemic problems.
Looming particularly large over the next few months are escalating geopolitical conflicts that are nearing a tipping point, beyond which lies the specter of serious systemic disruptions in the global economy.
Most officials now concede the existence of systemic risk as a form of “pollution,” meaning that banks and other financial firms do not necessarily internalize the full costs of their structures and activities.
For starters, China’s new leadership has moved away from outsize fiscal and monetary stimulus and accepted an economic slowdown, betting on structural change, systemic reform, and sustainable longer-term growth.
In fact, the combination of freedom of expression and electoral competition is the key to improving democracies, because it enables systemic failures – not to mention leaders’ missteps – to be subjected to public scrutiny.
What Egyptians are experiencing today is not new; it is familiar to many countries that have gone through a fundamental systemic change.
Contrary to popular belief, the constraints on the production and use of basic data stem not from a shortage of technical capacity and knowhow, but from underlying political and systemic challenges.
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The Germans want the ECB to focus only on large systemic banks, and leave smaller savings banks (like those that invested heavily in subprime mortgages) to national authorities.
Yet, rather than resolving the crisis, the systemic exemption only prolonged it.
IMF staff have recommended scrapping the systemic exemption.
The Fund needs to act quickly to remove the systemic exemption and create room for the smart use of sovereign-debt re-profiling.
His answers are, basically: less often, only in emergencies or crises that pose systemic risk, and for short periods of time.
Then there is the concept of systemic risk, which is not only in the eye of the beholder but may be impossible to predict.
The Mexican crisis of 1994-1995 was seen as a systemic risk from Washington, but not from most European capitals.
Everyone agrees that Ecuador posed no systemic risk (though it was an emergency!), but what about Brazil?
Today, they are a household name, synonymous with unruly speculation, boundless greed, and, ultimately, systemic instability.
The state’s role is to protect, enforce, and regulate these contracts and related property rights, as well as to intervene to prevent systemic failure.
Many economists argued that these clever models were flawed, because the punishment threat was not credible, particularly in the case of a systemic meltdown affecting a large part of the financial system.
The fashionable idea of allowing banks to issue “contingent capital” (debt that becomes equity in a systemic crisis) is no more credible than the idea of committing to punish banks severely in the event of a crisis.
And only frenetic action by the Federal Reserve and Treasury (with authorities around the world joining) prevented a systemic meltdown.
While Trump does not have control over the entire system – he himself is subject to its systemic forces – he has enough influence that he could cause it to fail.
Yet the forces that drive capital markets’ focus on short-term returns (and discount systemic externalities) continue to dominate.
Second, they argue that financial markets must be stabilized before addressing systemic issues.
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