Fragile economic systems

Ebook "Finance and world order: Financial fragility, systemic risk, and transnational regime" advocates the transnational regime theory, which provides an instrument for conceptualizing the internationalization of private finance and directing attention to a new way of structuring the international environment. It also advances a policy prescription for helping maintain order and stability in the global financial market.

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The study aimed to identify the political and economic effects of the coronavirus on the international political system, and the study addressed the effects of the Corona pandemic on the global economy in all its investment aspects and rates of economic growth, trade and the movement of goods, as well as the political effects revealed by the pandemic, which is linked to the areas of cooperation and integration and the fragility of the international system and the decline in international relations.

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The study essentially finds that to reverse the trend of fragility in an economic system (a national economic system) in the context of developing economies, the issues of financial accountability, ethical questions and great organizational citizenship behaviour must in their combinatory format, be elevated to the status of a national imperative.

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he overall objective of the thesis is to study the impact of competition on the financial stability of Vietnamese commercial banks by examining the relationship between "competitive - stable" and "competitive - fragile". From the results of the study, the thesis will discuss the appropriate policy implications.

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Businesses’ investment in equipment and software should continue to grow at a healthy pace in the coming year, driven by rising demand for products and services, the continuing need to replace or update existing equipment, strong corporate balance sheets, and the low cost of financing, at least for those firms with access to public capital markets. Rising sales and increased business confidence should also lead firms to expand payrolls. However, investment in structures will likely remain weak.

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The second challenge is to ensure that health is prioritized within overall development and economic policies. This means looking beyond the health system and addressing the broad determinants of ill-health - low levels of education, poverty, unequal gender relations, high risk behaviours, and an unhealthy environment - as well as raising the profile of health within national poverty reduction and government reform processes.

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The dehesa is both a resilient and a fragile system; its resilience derives from the perseverance of its operators, and its fragility is its susceptibility to unfavourable economic factors that influence its profitability (Siebold, 2009). Livestock grazing is an integral management component of a dehesa and undergirds the conservation function of the system. The livestock component, including cattle, accounts for the largest fraction of revenue from the dehesa.

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This paper considers the main elements of the standard pattern of nancial liberalization that has fi become widely prevalent in developing countries. The theoretical arguments in favour of such liberalization are considered and critiqued, and the political economy of such measures is discussed. The problems for developing countries, with respect to financial fragility and the greater propensity to crisis, as well as the negative deflationary and developmental effects, are discussed.

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This paper considers the main elements of the standard pattern of fi nancial liberalization that has become widely prevalent in developing countries. The theoretical arguments in favour of such liberalization are considered and critiqued, and the political economy of such measures is discussed. The problems for developing countries, with respect to fi nancial fragility and the greater propensity to crisis, as well as the negative defl ationary and developmental effects, are discussed.

31p thuytinh_den 11-07-2010 111 8   Download