This means that the developed countries that lend the SDRs would incur no interest expense and no responsibility for repayment. There are some serious technical problems involved in offsetting the interest income against the interest expense, particularly in the United States, but the net effect would be a wash.

Several discussants noted the continued net transfer of financial resources from developing to developed countries.

This type of rule could insulate governments from banking risk only if applied systematically, even at the expense of financial stability.

This may be bad for the distribution of wealth and income, because it will enrich the creditor at the expense of the debtor, but there will be no net burden on future generations.

The overall outcome of the various financial flows saw a seventh consecutive year of increasing net transfers of financial resources from developing to developed countries.

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Why are there financial crises? Because banks capture the policymaking process so that they can take excessive risks at the expense of the general public.

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But, according to the Bundesbank, net investment abroad (including financial investment) has already roughly matched domestic investment in recent years.

Whether one agrees with the enthusiasts or the skeptics depends on one s views about the net benefits of financial innovation.

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Other infrastructure needs in rural France, such as better roads and canals, were neglected because of the expense of the railways, so it seems likely that there were net negative effects in areas not served by the trains.

Just as a family backstops its savings with insurance, countries should be able to tap into a global financial safety net.

It is because politicians are in the pockets of financial interests, they said, that the regulatory environment allowed those interests to reap huge rewards at great social expense.

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The OECD estimates that Canada's net financial liabilities fell to 32.2 percent of GDP in 2004, down from 69.3 percent in 1995.

Noting also that, in 2002, developing countries as a whole made net outward transfers of financial resources for the sixth consecutive year,

Participants deplored the continued net transfer of financial resources from developing to developed countries and called for efforts to reduce global imbalances.

Comment by the Administration. UNICEF will disclose all net contributions in schedule 1 in the financial statements for the biennium 2004 2005.

The financial report and accounts reflect UNICEF income, expenditure, assets and liabilities, including the net operating income, assets and liabilities of PSD.

A fully capable regional financial safety net could contain the contagion of financial shocks emanating from individual economies and prevent disruptions to the region s key growth drivers intra regional trade and investment.

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Total net Total net remuneration is the sum of the non pensionable component and the net pensionable salary.

Total net Total net remuneration is the sum of the non pensionable component and the net pensionable salary.

Total net Total net remuneration is the sum of the non pensionable component and the net pensionable salary.

Total net Total net remuneration is the sum of the non pensionable component and the net pensionable salary.

Cash to net beneficiaries is paid in by net contributors.

In large financial institutions, however, the incentive to gamble at taxpayers expense does not apply only to managers it extends to bondholders, who are de facto protected by the government.

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The total additional requirements requested by UNCIFYP amount to 4,464,600 gross ( 4,685,300 net), including 3,755,100 gross ( 3,975,800 net) resulting from the modified cost parameters and 709,500 for the cost of the emergency construction project during the 2004 05 financial period.

Net pension Net pensionable salary is that part of net salary that is used to derive the gross pensionable salary.

Net pension Net pensionable salary is that part of net salary that is used to derive the gross pensionable salary.

Net pension Net pensionable salary is that part of net salary that is used to derive the gross pensionable salary.

Net pension Net pensionable salary is that part of net salary which is used to derive the gross pensionable salary.

That leaves the hope that a Tobin tax would induce high IQ financial traders to do something else, with higher net benefits to society.

According to a study by Thomas Philippon and Ariell Reshef, much of the increase in financial activity has taken place in the more speculative fields, at the expense of traditional finance.

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We hope that the financial commitments made by the donor countries will allow us to overcome this crisis, and that those commitments will not come at the expense of official development assistance.

The net additional resources requested by UNFICYP amount to 1,898,800 gross ( 2,119,500 net).

Even we economists who believe that global financial innovation yields huge net benefits must admit that today s hedge fund boom is becoming like the tech bubble.

A governmental commitment to exclude derivative creditors from any safety net extended when financial institutions fail would reduce future costs to taxpayers from cases like AIG.

Who doesn t enjoy a joke at the expense of politicians?

For example, the US Federal Reserve has essentially guaranteed the financial sector that if it gets into trouble, ultra low interest rates will be maintained (at the expense of savers) until the sector recovers.