It is this policy paper's recommendations that the U.S. adopt the latter strategy and seek a path towards rapprochement with Russia in an effort to normalize relations, identify mutually-beneficial aims, solidify trade agreements, and secure the world's nations against the spread of terrorism. This policy will enable the U.S. to maintain a dominant role in the globalized world while allowing other nations to play a leadership role as well, as every nation seeks to establish a conduit to prosperity for itself.
Policy Recommendations
The policy recommendations of this paper can be broken down… Continue Reading...
there are genuine reasons for introducing this policy.
The objective of this policy paper is to investigate the reasons for introducing the negative interest rates and the risks associated with the policy.
Reasons for Introducing Negative Interest Rates
Since 2014, the ECB (European Central Bank) has become the first major bank that has moved out of the traditional marginal policy to the negative interest rate policy to address the macroeconomic challenges and achieving price stability. The major goals for introducing the negative interest rates are to counter low inflation rates, and addressing currency appreciation pressures. Some central banks introduce negative interest rates… Continue Reading...
policy papers and their initiatives.[footnoteRef:3] Kagan and Kristol had publicly called for regime change in Iraq since the late 1990s in their own New York Times op-eds.[footnoteRef:4] Kristol, Kagan, Bolton, Perle, Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz and many other members of PNAC would sign the blueprint for the war on terror in the 2000 policy paper entitled "Rebuilding America's Defenses," which identified the possibility of a "new Pearl Harbor" serving as a catalyst for "American military preeminence."[footnoteRef:5] [2: David Logan, "Known knowns, known unknowns, unknown unknowns and the propagation of scientific enquiry," Journal… Continue Reading...
Introduction to Collective Bargaining in Illinois Public Education. The policy paper discusses how teachers unions take advantage of the collective bargaining process in Illinois by working with school boards. The school board members are elected thanks in part to the campaign funds provided by the unions. When it comes time to negotiate teachers’ salaries and benefits, the boards are thus in the pockets of the unions, as they feel compelled to reciprocate by giving the unions what they want. Taxpayers are left in the dark about much of this because of the misleading communications provided them by the unions.… Continue Reading...