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Yet the tech sector itself still seems to underestimate its growing systemic importance.
This will require, first and foremost, that they internalize their own systemic importance, and adjust their perspectives and behaviors accordingly.
The greatest systemic risk to the global economy, far greater than that associated with any financial institution, is the explosion of public debt.
If we are serious about building resilience, we need to press ahead with tough systemic changes that address how we produce and consume energy and finance our economies.
Schumacher argued that human institutions, as complex structures with dynamic governance, require broad systemic analysis.
Can We Regulate Systemic Risk?
Systemic risks drive most crises, and pose a challenge for several reasons.
Undetected imbalances and systemic risk make fiscal policies seem prudent when they are not.
If systemic risk can cause this kind of cascading sequential imbalance, then the “sovereign” needs to be alert, competent at identifying rising systemic risk, and able to take corrective action early.
The hope is that such reforms will reduce the likelihood and severity of systemic risk.
In addition and as a complement to re-regulation, we need a comprehensive systemic risk monitor.
Some prominent policymakers and analysts, however, argue that oversight aimed at identifying and stemming systemic risk is futile.
The issue can then be framed as follows: in the context of detecting and responding to systemic risk, which of the two types of errors has the higher expected costs?
Opponents of prudential oversight of systemic risk take two different positions.
Based on new theory and experience, we may eventually conclude that policy responses to systemic risk are impossible to devise, and that the costs of the AWF errors are higher than the RWT errors.
The analysis should be made public and could influence perceptions of systemic risk and market behavior, thereby increasing self-regulatory capacity of the system.
Not only does this severely undermine the ability of small firms to compete, but it also contributes to systemic instability of the type that we experienced in 2008, thus increasing the likelihood that taxpayers will have to step in.
To fix this problem, we need to move the bulk of derivative trading onto organized exchanges, where daily collateral requirements would guarantee systemic stability, and price transparency would force competition, reduce margins, and increase the market’s depth.
Part of the effort to reform drug policy must address the systemic faults in criminal justice, health care, and welfare that exacerbate the plight of women caught in the crossfire of the war of drugs.
In 2009-2010, the European Bank Coordination Initiative – known informally as the “Vienna Initiative” – helped to avert a systemic crisis in developing Europe by stopping foreign-owned parent banks from staging a catastrophic stampede to the exits.
The potential systemic crisis threatens to accelerate deleveraging further, with serious consequences for emerging Europe.
In exchange, private banks must live up to their collective responsibility to smooth the deleveraging process and limit the systemic impact of their actions.
Moreover, the greater equity it brings serves to make economic growth more sustainable, such as by reducing systemic fragilities that can lead to sharp downturns.
In other words, the world needs a systemic approach to deal with systemic risks and system failures.
Continued economic progress in the developing world and recovery in the developed countries requires preventing local and regional conflict from delivering large systemic shocks.
Moreover, there is a clear, shared interest in doing so: No one benefits from the expansion of systemic risk.
A systemic solution must precede, not follow, the creation of new European institutions.
We shall soon find out whether Manal al Sharif’s defiance of the Saudi regime’s systemic confinement of women produces a similar effect.
The Research Center takes a holistic approach to the reform process, viewing it as both a systemic change and a change of mindset.
Greater regulation would be a mistake, the report argues, because the global economy’s best defense against systemic risk is the exercise of common sense and “due diligence” by each and every person who invests or interacts with hedge funds.
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