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SHANGHAI – China is increasingly debating whether or not the renminbi should be internationalized, possibly joining the US dollar and the euro as an international vehicle currency (IVC) – that is, a currency that other countries use to denominate the prices of their traded goods and international loans.
But an increase in debt in one country beyond what is desirable from a national perspective cannot be traded for the benefits of pro-growth reform in other countries.
In early 1636, a pound of “switsers” (a particular category of tulip bulb) traded in Dutch markets for 60 guilders; by mid-February 1637, the price was 1,500 guilders.
Some countries that traded a great deal with Britain, or were in the orbit of British imperial rule, continued to hold reserves in pounds after 1931.
The prices of traded mortgage-backed securities have followed house prices down.
By 2015, that share had risen to about 80%, meaning that most capital held by public corporations today is owned and traded by bondholders.
In other words, investors have agreed to finance corporate debt by using monopoly wealth as collateral, and most trading in the stock market can therefore be thought of as traded ownership of monopoly wealth.
The Carry Trade Carries OnLONDON – The Bank for International Settlements recently reported that $4 trillion a day is traded in global foreign-exchange (FX) markets, up from $3.3 trillion in 2007.
But, while the size of the FX business always grabs headlines, the way that currencies are traded also matters – and this has evolved mightily over the years.
Because it is traded in developed and liquid markets that have no capital-account restrictions, many investors have bought or sold it according to their view of China’s economic prospects.
They have publicly exposed those – from former Hollywood titan Harvey Weinstein and casino mogul Steve Wynn to Oxfam employees who reportedly traded sex for aid – in positions of power who have abused, mistreated, and otherwise victimized women and girls.
Temporary commodity booms typically pull workers, capital, and land away from fledgling manufacturing sectors and production of other internationally traded goods.
This is vital, because the more open an economy, the more the prices of internationally traded goods determine domestic inflation, thus making an independent exchange rate policy less necessary for influencing relative prices and competitiveness.
Thus, wherever nature’s goods and services are traded in markets (as with energy and food), prices are rising.
When they are not traded in markets (as with clean air), the result is pollution and depletion rather than higher prices.
The currency, which traded at 3,000 rubles to the dollar in January, collapsed to 8,000-9,000 in mid-May, and the government was forced to devalue the official rate from 3,010 to 4,950, while continuing to restrict banks’ ability to buy foreign currency.
This narrow, short-term focus differs from the approach taken for publicly traded companies, for which the strength of the balance sheet and the economy’s potential are emphasized, alongside annual income statements.
Since September, this new market has traded the Eurozone’s Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices, or HICP – a contract that traders call the “hiccup.”
Inflation futures appear to be gaining hold in part because the new contract is traded on an efficient electronic market (the Globex system) that allows futures contracts to get going without the initial splash that is required by open-outcry pit-based futures markets.
If his action proves unworthy, if the voluntary commitments of the US and others prove insufficient, and if future negotiations are derailed, it will have been Obama who single-handedly traded in international law for big-power politics on climate change.
Given that roughly one-third of output in advanced economies is tradable – a share that will only increase, as technological advances enable more services to be traded – the benefits of a program to channel savings into public investment would spill over to other economies.
The countries that did would probably find that their new currencies immediately traded at a heavy discount.
Nowadays, the equivalent of the adjustment mechanism in the early modern world of bimetallism would be a fall in, say, Greek wage costs paid in the national currency, as long as it was traded at a discount.
Al Gore traded Clintonomics for traditional populism and was defeated by George W. Bush.
International capital flows will also magnify such demographic spillover effects, as capital is traded at the interest rates determined in large industrial economies.
More than 80 million barrels are produced (and consumed) daily, and a large part of that output is traded internationally.
In our recent research, we studied the distribution of pay among top executives in publicly traded companies in the United States.
Time for a Boardroom ReckoningLONDON – Gone are the days when annual general meeting season – the time of year when executives and directors of publicly traded companies gather to report on their activities, accounts, and plans to shareholders – went by unnoticed.
With general-meeting season for publicly traded companies just beginning, now is the ideal time for shareholders and stakeholders to let companies know what they think.
Absent a comprehensive regulatory apparatus, financial or health-care services, among others, cannot be traded.
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