Value
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The
value
of the currency is also relevant.
In 2013, the
value
of assets controlled by institutional investors in OECD countries was more than $92 trillion, and it has risen since.
Reintroducing the national currency in order to depreciate it, but leaving the euro
value
of other financial instruments untouched, would destroy balance sheets and wreak financial havoc.
A second main objective for China and Europe should be to contribute to protecting and developing global
value
chains, which foster trade and investment through economic integration.
The emergence of these
value
chains has transformed global trade from a zero-sum game to a foundation for mutually beneficial collaboration.
As soon as one country blocks another country’s goods or services from entering its market, global
value
chains will be disrupted, producing spillover effects that hurt everyone – including the country that erected the barriers.
But a market economy should be understood as a system in which we are supposed to earn our keep by doing things for other people; how much we earn depends on how others
value
what we do for them.
In some sense, a market economy is a gift-exchange system; money merely tracks the
value
of the gifts we give one another.
A recent World Bank study estimated that the damage from the triple disaster (earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear crisis) in March might ultimately cost Japan $235 billion (excluding the
value
of lives tragically lost).
This is why some are happy to make excuses for Russian President Vladimir Putin’s actions, and even to take his propaganda at face
value.
In order to lead successfully, men will not only have to
value
this style in their women colleagues, but will also have to master the same skills.
Nowhere among those thousand words were the phrases “trading partners,” “the foreign exchange
value
of the dollar,” “commodity prices,” or “global supply chains” to be found.
While over-generalizations are risky, these other important trading partners have relatively larger pools of lower-wage workers to draw upon and discipline costs along the global
value
chain.
A more trade-reliant economy is more sensitive to fluctuations in the foreign exchange
value
of its currency.
The upside risk to US inflation stems from that translation – the
value
of the dollar.
In a competitive market system, people are said to be paid what they are worth: so top CEOs add 263 times more
value
to the American economy than the workers they employ.
There is a strange, though little-noticed, consequence of the failure to distinguish
value
from price: the only way offered to most people to boost their incomes is through economic growth.
In October, Rosneft issued $11 billion worth of ruble-denominated bonds (an unparalleled amount for the Russian market, equivalent to 70% of the total
value
of corporate bonds issued in Russia this year).
It seemed like a remarkable U-turn for Trump, who, until recently, was threatening the European Union with higher tariffs – and extolling the
value
of trade tariffs (which are essentially taxes on imported goods) more generally.
Unlike International Monetary Fund and World Bank lending, Chinese loans are collateralized by strategically important natural assets with high long-term
value
(even if they lack short-term commercial viability).
And, because China chooses its projects according to their long-term strategic value, they may yield short-term returns that are insufficient for countries to repay their debts.
The ruble was devalued to one quarter of its prior
value.
Big enterprises pay ever more of their taxes in real money rather than in promissory notes of dubious
value.
In 2014, the Asia and Pacific region’s share of
value
added in global manufacturing was 44.6%, whereas Africa’s was just 1.6%.
In 2011, the American energy company Noble discovered some 200 billion cubic meters of gas in the Eastern Mediterranean – the
value
of this block, known as the Aphrodite gas field, has been estimated at some €80 billion.
Unsure of what they stand for, people increasingly rely on money and success as the criterion of
value.
Successful
value
investors may mitigate risk by shunning what they consider to be overvalued assets.
This means that liquidity has potentially significant value, which rises when systemic problems emerge.
This
value
should be “added” to the return that is attributed to various classes of liquid assets in “normal” times, thereby affecting the relative attractiveness of liquid and illiquid assets – and influencing the asset-allocation choices made by various classes of investors.
There is no universal “fix” in economic development, and pluralism of approaches has great
value.
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