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الأربعاء, 24 حزيران/يونيو 2020 04:02

Chinese ambassador calls for Australia to join Belt and Road Initiative

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China’s ambassador to Australia has called on the nation to sign up to the Belt and Road Initiative, saying Australia will benefit from the initiative. Speaking at the Belt and Road Initiative in Australia conference in Darwin on Wednesday, Ambassador Cheng Jingye said China will work with other countries to uphold free trade in the world. “We are determined to work with other countries around the globe, including Australia, to uphold free trade and multilateral trading regime,” he told the conference. Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) has expressed doubts over the benefits Australia would derive from the…
الجمعة, 15 أيار 2020 08:53

Another U.S Bank Bailout Under Cover of a Virus

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When the Dodd Frank Act was passed in 2010, President Obama triumphantly declared, “No more bailouts!” But what the Act actually said was that the next time the banks failed, they would be subject to “bail ins” – the funds of their creditors, including their large depositors, would be tapped to cover their bad loans. Then bail-ins were tried in Europe. The results were disastrous. Many economists in the US and Europe argued that the next time the banks failed, they should be nationalized – taken over by the government as public utilities. But that opportunity was lost when, in September 2019…
الخميس, 07 أيار 2020 16:17

COVID-19 and the Failures of Capitalism

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The desperate policies of panic-driven governments involve throwing huge amounts of money at the economies collapsed in response to the coronavirus threat. Monetary authorities create money and lend it at extremely low interest rates to the major corporations and especially big banks “to get them through the crisis.” Government treasuries borrow vast sums to get the collapsed economy back into what they imagine is “the normal, pre-virus economy.” Capitalism’s leaders are rushing into policy failures because of their ideological blinders. ​The problem of policies aimed to return the economy to what it was before the virus hit is this: Global…
Ethiopian Prime Minister, Abiy Ahmed, has made an audacious salient call for debt cancellation for low income countries. It was published in the Opinion section of the April 30, New York Times, Why the Global Debt of Poor Nations Must Be Canceled, (printed in full below). PM Abiy is correct, debt cancellation is absolutely necessary to save lives and for developing nations to survive the COVID-19 pandemic. To compel a nation like Ethiopia to spend almost half of its revenue on debt service, while its people are suffering from a perfect storm of Desert Locust swarms, food insufficiency, and a weak healthcare…
AN UNPRECEDENTED COALITION of workers from some of America’s largest companies will strike on Friday. Workers from Amazon, Instacart, Whole Foods, Walmart, Target, and FedEx are slated to walk out on work, citing what they say is their employers’ record profits at the expense of workers’ health and safety during the coronavirus pandemic. The employees will call out sick or walk off the job during their lunch break, according to a press release set to be published by organizers on Wednesday. In some locations, rank-and-file union members will join workers outside their warehouses and storefronts to support the demonstrations. “We are acting…
الثلاثاء, 07 نيسان/أبريل 2020 05:35

World must combat looming debt meltdown in developing countries

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If international community wants to avoid wave of Covid-19 defaults it needs to start rescue plan   s it spread from one country to another, the coronavirus paid no attention to national frontiers or “big, beautiful” border walls. Nor were the ensuing economic effects contained. As has been obvious since the outset, the Covid-19 pandemic is a global problem that demands a global solution. In the world’s advanced economies, compassion should be sufficient motivation to support a multilateral response. But global action is also a matter of self-interest. As long as the pandemic is still raging anywhere, it will pose…
الأربعاء, 25 آذار/مارس 2020 18:26

The U.S. Economy Can’t Withstand the Coronavirus by Itself

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How do world leaders limit the spread of the coronavirus while keeping the global economy from tanking? “National policies alone, adopted government by government, will not be enough to forestall a global catastrophe,” Ian Goldin writes in the Op-Ed article “Just How Bad Could a Coronavirus Recession Get?”e gave readers the opportunity to ask Mr. Goldin their own questions about the effects of the virus on the economy. An edited selection of their queries and his responses follows. — Rachel L. Harris and Lisa Tarchak, senior editorial assistants Pamela Porter, Bakersfield, Calif.: With the pandemic at hand worldwide, should we, as…
الأحد, 22 آذار/مارس 2020 18:25

Everyone Could Use a Little Break

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Should markets be shut? I dunno, probably not, but some people do think so. The basic argument for shutting markets is that stuff is real bad, but temporarily; if markets are open, everyone will be forced to reckon with the badness, sell their assets, call in their margin loans, and generally trigger further badness; if you just put everything on pause for a month, then the temporary badness can recede and everyone can come back, calmed and refreshed and ready to buy assets at their long-term fundamental values. Financial markets are in the business of propagating information; when information is…
السبت, 14 آذار/مارس 2020 18:37

How political ideas keep economic inequality going

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As the gulf between the haves and the have nots continues to widen, the roiling debate over economic inequality has become a political prime mover in the U.S. and across Europe. French economist Thomas Piketty’s 2013 landmark analysis of Western economic inequality, “Capital in the 21st Century,” became a must-read in both popular and academic circles. Now, he’s back with “Capital and Ideology” (Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2020), a global look at the history of the problem, how institutions and ideologies reinforce it, and how it can be remedied. Piketty will visit Harvard on Friday to give the Stanley Hoffmann Lecture…
السبت, 29 شباط/فبراير 2020 18:19

Indonesia should put more energy into renewable power

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Air pollution is worsening in Jakarta and West Java, while tens of millions of people experienced a day-long blackout earlier this month after gas-powered electricity generators failed and significant proportions of eastern Indonesia have do not have reliable power supplies. So why does Indonesia remain so reliant on fossil fuels? For an archipelago as large as Indonesia, located along the equator and on top of a ring of active volcanoes, you wouldn’t be wrong in thinking the nation could become one of the world’s leaders in renewable energy. In fact, Indonesia has the potential to generate 788,000 megawatts (MW) of power from renewable energy sources such…
الجمعة, 21 شباط/فبراير 2020 12:15

IoT and Green Energy

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Energy sector has changed over the last 20 years. Renewable energy business is up and running. It’s expected to gain another 43% by 2022 according to International Energy Agency. And Internet of Things (IoT) plays an important role in these dynamics. In fact, it's hard to imagine the future of renewable energy without IoT. Today, sensor-based technology and data science enable the efficiency and automation of wind farms and solar fields. Connected buildings save millions on electricity and compete for green energy awards. Companies widely adopt IoT-based energy solutions to decrease their carbon footprint and cut down on their bills. In this…