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But the company’s swift capitulation in the latest incident – which will surely not be the last – shows that the
value
of a gigantic market like India far outweighs that of any single product.
We have lived in a purely fiat money system ever since – meaning that our money’s
value
is not backed by gold or any other physical item.
Eventually, the only way out is to reset the
value
of liabilities via restructuring or inflation.
Economic activity of this kind is of doubtful social value, yet it eats up real resources in terms of human talent, computing power, and debt.
But a Tobin tax is a good place to start if we want to send a strong message about the social
value
of the casino known as global finance.
Bail is rarely put up for them, or a lawyer hired, because they hold no
value
to the trafficking structures.
Almost identical is the balboa in Panama, which is interchangeable with the dollar 1 to 1 and the currency boards in Argentina and Hong Kong, which are committed to creating currency only in exchange for a specified amount of U.S. dollars, and to having at all times dollar reserves equal to the dollar
value
of all the currency outstanding.
The resulting collapse in the dollar
value
of the currencies of the four East Asian countries is an oft-told tale that has been experienced not only by small and less developed countries but also by large and highly developed ones.
In practice, dirty floating is more common: the central bank intervenes from time to time to affect the exchange rate but does not announce in advance any specific
value
that it will seek to maintain.
The euro was the most audacious of those symbols – a construct of dubious economic value, with well-documented fragilities.
The Bank for International Settlements, which was the counterparty in currency swaps under the Bretton Woods par
value
system in the 1960s, could be the manager of this system.
Some parts of the tradable sector (finance, insurance, and computer systems design) grew in
value
added and employment, while others (electronics and cars) grew in
value
added but declined in employment, as lower value-added jobs moved offshore.
A decent pan-European economic recovery, and successful gradual fiscal consolidation, would allow the distressed sovereign bonds to rise in
value
over time.
One estimate suggests that a 50% reduction in the
value
of peripheral countries’ sovereign debt (reasonable for Greece, but high for the others) would cause about $3 trillion in losses, overwhelming the capital of European banks.
Scaled to today’s economy, assets worth $1.25 trillion were sold off, with 80% of the
value
recovered.
If market-driven recapitalization is too slow, and closing failing institutions is impossible, a more extreme alternative is to inject public capital directly into the banks (rather than indirectly, as now, by propping up the
value
of the sovereign debt that they hold).
Meanwhile, not only is fiscal austerity pushing the eurozone periphery into economic free-fall, but the loss of competitiveness there will persist as relief at the waning prospect of disorderly defaults strengthens the euro’s
value.
Not surprisingly, the
value
of wealth rose much faster than that of income during this period, because the
value
of the assets that comprise wealth amounts essentially to the net present
value
of their expected future cash flows, discounted at the current interest rate.
But the
value
of a house is determined in a similar manner: according to the rent it is expected to generate, capitalized at the current nominal interest rate.
In determining the
value
of total wealth, Piketty included both the income generated by assets and their appreciation.
If I own one house and my neighbor owns two, and falling interest rates cause the
value
of those houses to double, the monetary inequality between us also doubles, affecting a variety of statistical indicators and triggering much well-intended concern.
Foreign investors might fear that the government could adopt policies that reduced the real
value
of their holdings.
While the US government would never explicitly default, it could adopt policies such as deducting income tax on interest payments, which would disadvantage foreign holders and depress the
value
of the bonds.
Moreover, foreign investors might fear that very high debt levels could lead to inflationary monetary policy, which would depreciate the
value
of the dollar and lower the real
value
of their bonds.
Currently, these seven industries account for 3% of Chinese GDP; the government is targeting a 15% share by 2020, a significant move up the
value
chain.
The US does
value
highly its relationship with NATO members Britain and Canada, particularly in its renewed tussle with Russia.
While we
value
continuing remnants of our Anglo past – including Britain’s participation in the Five Eyes group, and our Five Power Defense Arrangements with Malaysia, Singapore, the UK, and New Zealand – the truth of the matter is that the UK has brought nothing of significance to the region’s defense since the fall of Singapore in 1942.
It’s hard to see any
value
in adding to the mix another spaghetti bowl of Anglos.
With the US signaling its willingness to take Thein Sein’s political openness at face value, the stage is set for the region’s democracies, especially India, to open Burma’s windows to the world.
Companies must do more to maximize their
value
not just to shareholders, but to all stakeholders in the communities their business affects.
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