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Its proximity to the Middle East and Africa – where the European Union and its member countries are the most important aid donors, trading partners, and security actors – will ensure the partnership’s continued relevance, as will the common values and deep economic integration that underpin transatlantic relations.
To this end, the EU can leverage its position as a leading trading partner, investor, and aid donor; it can also contribute at leaders’ summits, such as the Asia-Europe Meeting and the ASEAN Regional Forum.
The Soft Underbelly of China’s GrowthChina’s explosive economic growth hinges on the rest of the world, radically changing the global production chain and challenging the global trading system.
While this argument suggests that the global trading system must make more room for a rising China (and India), it overlooks the need to address the enormous structural problems in China’s domestic sectors if export-led growth is to become sustainable.
Only a brave person would stand in the way of those expecting to become rich by trading Internet stocks with one another, or would deny people the opportunity to own their own homes because they could not afford them.
Fair value accounting has multiplied opportunities for imaginary earnings, such as Skilling’s profits on gas trading.
And the opportunity to switch between the trading book and the banking book creates ready opportunities for financial institutions to realize gains and park losses.
The purpose of the meeting was for Congress to understand what steps the Obama administration was taking to protect American workers from being forced into unfair competition with workers from low-wage trading partners.
Workers’ wages in the US, Canada, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and other developed countries would be inexorably competed down toward those of lower-wage trading partners, while developing-country workers would find it increasingly difficult – even in nominal democracies – to improve their standard of living.
Trading platforms are being improved to allow more complex trading.
The Sex Workers Outreach Project agreed that decriminalization led to better health for sex workers, and enabled them to be covered by the standard features of the labor market, including insurance, occupational health and safety programs, and rules of fair trading.
China has become Europe’s biggest trading partner, and its huge reserves of US dollars has made it America’s most important creditor.
Another feature of such summits – the trading of lists of “must do” and “can do” items – also should be retired.
Alienated from a market trading in us, we have become cogs in a production process that excludes us as anything but its product.
Spanish ten-year bonds, for example, are still trading at interest rates below US Treasuries.
And examining that connection provides a good opportunity to assess the weaknesses and ambiguities of the longstanding argument that furiously high-volume stock-market trading shortens corporate time horizons.
American commentators – and, increasingly, US judges – want to insulate CEOs and boards further from their firms’ trading shareholders.
But highlighting short-term trading in stock markets obscures other powerful sources of short-termism in corporate time horizons, such as uncertainty about long-term government fiscal policies on both sides of the Atlantic.
Fast program trading pulls the overall holding period average down.
The declining average is partly due to a furiously trading fringe.
Trading in Trump’s LiesBERKELEY – In a recent Vox essay outlining my thinking about US President Donald Trump’s emerging trade policy, I pointed out that a “bad” trade deal such as the North American Free Trade Agreement is responsible for only a vanishingly small fraction of lost US manufacturing jobs over the past 30 years.
They are acutely aware of their increasing influence around the world, as investors, trading partners, and as contributors to and victims of environmental change.
But last year’s A-share debacle – when a price rout drove the government to suspend trading in more than half of A-share companies – underscored how difficult it is to build a strong equity market when the investment culture and tax system remain tilted toward debt.
Banks never wanted to admit to their bad loans, and now they don’t want to recognize the losses, at least not until they can adequately recapitalize themselves through their trading profits and the large spread between their high lending rates and rock-bottom borrowing costs.
It would be far more preferable to find a solution based on the future EU-UK trading relationship.
Of course, sanctions would hurt Russia’s trading partners, too.
Worse, some of the troubled countries’ inflation rates are still running higher than those of their trading partners.
There is no way around a reduction in relative domestic prices as long as these countries remain in the currency union: either they deflate, or their trading partners inflate faster.
After all, Germany cut its prices relative to its eurozone trading partners by 22% from 1995, when the euro was definitively announced, to 2008, when the global financial crisis erupted.
This results in the “securitization” of the traditional financial assets, and forces German banks to shift their focus from the old-fashioned lending business into securities underwriting and trading activities.
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