The problem of juvenile gangs in Central America is not new.

Part of the problem lies in how Central American governments confront the phenomena.

Sarkozy has a problem with central banks independence, and Noyer may become a scapegoat.

They're not central to the human effort to face this problem, or problems in general.

The central problem is that Europeans have squandered their most powerful source of leverage unity.

But the problem is that the world s central banks do not sing from the same hymnbook.

Indeed, delegating national monetary policies to a Europe wide central bank was intended to solve precisely this problem.

The three people who have articulated this problem most clearly include two of the world s leading central bankers.

This is the central problem confronting the world as it seeks to forge a framework to combat climate change.

Lost in the angst over inequality is the critical role that central banks have played in exacerbating the problem.

Emphasizing the urgency of reaching an appropriate solution to the problem of refugees and internally displaced persons in Central Africa,

The president of the European Central Bank, as well as the International Monetary Fund, acknowledge the gravity of the problem.

One problem is that academic models assume that central banks actually know what output and inflation are in real time.

For them, the Chinese current account surplus and its mirror image, the US current account deficit, are the central problem.

If the world s central banks raise interest rates while the major problem is insufficient global demand, they might cause a depression.

The European Central Bank s mandate is to ensure price stability, but inflation is far from Europe s most important macroeconomic problem today.

The problem comes when expansionary monetary policy via standard open market operations and central bank guarantees of orderly markets prove insufficient.

But dismissing inflation as yesterday s problem could undermine central banks efforts to address today s most pressing issues and, ultimately, facilitate inflation s resurgence.

Provision of liquidity by an international lender of last resort the European Central Bank, the International Monetary Fund, or even a new European Monetary Fund could prevent an illiquidity problem from turning into an insolvency problem.

The General Assembly must thoroughly explore the central problem the threat to peace and to Member States' sovereignty and territorial integrity presented by separatism.

Inflation will soon be the last problem that central banks will fear, as renewed slack in goods, labor, real estate, and commodity markets feeds disinflationary pressures.

So 1907 became a comforting mantra in times of financial stress a crisis cannot happen as long as the central bank understands the problem of liquidity.

So what should policymakers do? First, it is important to realize that a strong and overly volatile currency is not just the central bank s problem to fix.

That has been precisely the problem with the aggressive provision of liquidity, quantitative easing, and the reduction of central bank interest rates used to address the current crisis.

As leading Russian military expert Alexander Golts argues, the problem in Russia is not a lack of central power, but of power exercised incompetently and without individual initiative.

Indeed, ever since the Qin Dynasty united the country and established a centralized regime some 2,000 years ago, accountability for debt has been treated as a central government problem.

A leadership mismatch has, moreover, been a central obstacle in resolving the problem of North Korea s weapons of mass destruction and the ultimate question of achieving a unified Korea.

According to this view, the principal problem faced by central banks will not be restraining demand as it shoots above potential, but boosting demand as it lags behind potential.

In conclusion, he said that the restoration of human rights and fundamental freedoms was central to the achievement of a lasting, comprehensive and just solution to the Cyprus problem.

Problem prevention was preferable to problem solving.

Mr. García González (El Salvador), referring to the problem of juvenile gangs in Mexico and countries of Central America, with links to drug trafficking and money laundering activities, asked what possibility there might be of strengthening technical cooperation with the countries concerned in order to tackle that problem.

In a world where the production of wealth is enormous and at the same time poverty and exclusion have increased dramatically, the central problem is tremendous inequity in the distribution of wealth.

From Central Bank to Central Planning?

Problem reframing Creativity techniques designed to reframe the problem.

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The underlying problem remains that, while both central banks and finance ministries are unhappy about the excessive volatility of real and nominal exchange rates, they do not understand very well what causes it.

Unlike individual countries, there is no central authority that can enforce redistribution of wealth around the globe, so the problem of fairness must be addressed through the development mandates embedded in trade negotiations.

The problem is that pre announced hikes in tax rates or administered prices can have the undesirable effect of building annual price increases into public perceptions, undermining the central bank s inflation fighting efforts.

The decisions taken by the European Central Bank are a particularly dramatic example of this problem, taken as they are by a simple majority of a body that is not even democratically elected.

Given the persistence of ethnic conflicts in Central Africa, and of the problem of minorities, the Durban Programme of Action can be seen as one of the routes to pacification of the subregion.

Europe s inflation problem was a byproduct of its central banks reluctance to tighten policy more aggressively, and European countries hesitancy to let their currencies rise, reflecting their long standing commitment to export led growth.

The self interest of those opposed to the establishment of a bona fide Government has been a constant, and the Monitoring Group has in its previous reports laid bare this central problem in Somalia.

Unlike, say, acid rain or smog, it is not a conventional environmental problem. It is as much an energy problem, an economic development problem, or a land use problem.

Poverty is not just their problem. It is our problem too.

Ireland has a banking problem. Portugal has a private debt problem.