Certainly, you need to have some kind of facilities to provide the confidence. This was the beginning of the Philippines’ debt dependence.Ending these controls—deregulation in today’s terminology, and a major component of the neoliberal program—devastated the Philippine economy. And it traveled 220 miles. Note that these figures are all from before the crisis.The GNP of the country has generally grown, albeit unevenly: it grew 5.9 percent in 1987, 6.6 percent in 1988, 5.7 percent in 1989, and 3.0 percent in 1990.

The short-term issue, from the past experience, as we know, whenever you have some kind of shock and trade policy become very important. fund, pension fund, private capital and then so on.But they want to enter into that market is a long-term investment. And the -- you know, the World Bank does respond to the needs and to new opportunities. And so I gave a talk. At the same time, certainly, we see a lot of fund there for -- (inaudible) -- (sovereign wealth ?) It was just lumped into something else. Neoliberalism has led to a social situation where approximately 75 percent of the population lived below the poverty line in the early 1990s and, while somewhat reduced since then, it is not known by how much.

And now, I think they are more flexible about that. Excess liquidity due to high leveraging because of lack of regulation provision in the (Asian ?) For younger generations, accustomed to mild recessions of the new phase of globalization, the misery of the Great Depression is hitherto nothing more than a distant legend. It's so simple. And I'll be moderating this session this afternoon with Justin Lin. You know, in the last two years -- (inaudible) -- our lending. And in developing country, there are many good opportunities. But if you could discuss a bit potential market imperfections or challenges in either product or financial markets that would get in the way of the infrastructure projects that you discuss, and more focus on what the role of leadership is?LIN: I think that certainly, you know, if you want to make those kind of opportunity realized, (quantity ?) One, everyone knows. "The crisis highlights the need for urgent action to cushion the pandemic’s health and economic consequences, protect vulnerable populations, and set the stage for a lasting recovery." Responding to the COVID-19 pandemic requires global cooperation among governments, international organizations and the business community, which is at the centre of the World Economic Forum’s mission as the International Organization for Public-Private Cooperation. To me, they have domestic demand that create jobs for the young people. Where is the excess capacities? So I expect it continue to have low interest rate.And it will encourage capital outflow and that will put on some pressure. Philippine national debt (which was 275 million dollars in 1962 and was approximately 27.2 billion dollars in 1986), was 35.5 billion dollars in 1993, and 45.5 billion dollars in 1997, according to data from the Central Bank of the Philippines.At the same time, the shift from traditional agricultural exports to nontraditional, labor-intensive manufacturing exports, particularly in garments and electronics, has continued. My question is, do you think this is a serious issue? But you know that if you want to strengthen -- (inaudible) -- regulation as a (whole ? Consequently, poverty and income inequality would be reduced, ultimately enabling the state to “modernize” Philippine society.Ferdinand Marcos, who was elected to the presidency as a “reformer” in 1965, decided to begin focusing the economy along such lines. And understand, you said the leadership -- Obama did have those kind of idea, right? I'm sure you'd acknowledge that there's nothing particularly unusual about a World Bank official calling for rich countries to finance increased infrastructure development in poor -- (audio break) -- obviously advocating that line for over four decades. (Inaudible) -- is the main income stream for the high-income country to tap into the potential of excess capacity in their capital goods sectors.CLARIDA: I think back there, yes. I argue that in a high-income country, the excess capacity of manufacturing sectors, mainly in the (capital ?)

And if you do think it's serious, what do you think should be done about it?LIN: Well, I think that the current account imbalance reflects the structural issue, regarding, you know, (saving, your ?) Every option has a risk. It's investment opportunity for the developing country.

(see: ERM Crisis) Devaluing exchange rate makes exports cheaper which helps boost growth. system intensity can reach the same level as you, Korea or Taiwan, their growth rate of per capita income can increase 1.4 percentage point.So I think that we are now -- it's in a crossroad. The consumer debt, for instance, in the United States as a percent of disposable income is at very, very high levels, based on history. I think that is also very good. And in those five years, most of the fiscal stimulus was used for employment of the highway system, of the railway system, of the electronic grid and so on.And as a result, not only the growth (do it ?) We also need to have the developing country to do that. And often, you have slower growth in consumption and investment, you are going to have sluggish recovery.And a sluggish recovery, there is a high unemployment rate. In the past, we argued for grants. But if you want to generate enough demand for the investment goods in the world, we need to have the growth in high-income country as well as other regions.CLARIDA: Well, that's right. We just have the IDA replacement.They will also give us the loan to you know, support the low-income countries. Equity and money not increase, but government increase a lot.

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