Labour market liberalization is the most necessary reform.

Indeed, Bush s popularity has taken a beating over pension reform.

The new parliament would then work on constitutional reform.

The suicides tied to the land reform are not an invention of the novel.

More recently, the authorities have been working to reform the energy sector a hub of corruption.

Perhaps some doubts could be answered by a hukou reform

Is there something more to their disagreements with education reform?

Is the US prepared to go along with a reform of the international monetary system that reduces the dollar s role?

But recognize the argument favoring openness for what it is trickle down institutional reform.

Is the US prepared to go along with a reform of the international monetary system that reduces the dollar s role?

The single most important institutional reform underlying price stability throughout the world has been the stronger independence of central banks.

The most fundamental reform of housing markets remains something that reduces homeowners overleverage and lack of diversification.

Reform number one, of course, is to ensure that the next World Bank President is not an American.

These appointments were a cornerstone of Putin s power vertical framework, and as such, a return to elections seemed welcome reform.

Here, indeed, the EU missed a big opportunity to tie enlargement to a daring internal reform that would transform it into a superpower.

Instead, social change is mingled with institutional reform in ways that may seem incomprehensible to voters.

Third, poor political management of the reform undercut the dynamic gains that could have resulted.

Instead of trying to fix the situation with taxation and social reform, the government continues to push development as a means to solve the economic stress.

In the case of Mexico, for example, opening up the electricity industry, which Mexico's constitution reserves to the government, has become the structural reform of the day demanded by the West.

Policymakers should also give serious consideration to regulatory reforms that would reduce the expense of new projects and assure their timely completion.

Much in the remaking of Japan after 1945 is still to be admired democracy, women s suffrage, land reform, freedom of speech.

Like housing partnerships, this would be a fundamental reform, for it would address the core problem that underlay the financial crisis.

But, in the long run, China s fiscal and financial stability will be ensured only by systematic institutional reform of central local government relationships.

It is almost unbelievable, but three years later the liberalising policies that followed a currency reform set in motion what came to be known as Germany s economic miracle.

Specifically, the G 20 should move to empower the International Monetary Fund, both by pushing it to do more with its existing powers and by championing institutional reform.

Indeed, growth in the 1990's was little more than half the rate recorded in the pre reform decades of the 1960's and 1970's.

Similarly, the government proclaims bold intentions to tackle reform of Italy's deeply indebted pension system, but lacks the political leverage to realize change.

Indeed, bills introduced during her new term focusing on education, tax reform, labor, and the decriminalization of abortion, have all proven unpopular.

But generational change need not be accompanied by economic reform and steps towards political liberalization witness North Korea under Kim Il Sung s son, Kim Jong Il.

The American made a firm, explicit and apparently sincere commitment to lobby as strongly as possibly for what he calls comprehensive immigration reform and what in Mexico is commonly known as the whole enchilada.

According to the reform of the Penal Code which the Justice minister, Alberto Ruiz Gallardón, is planning, those who facilitate the entry of undocumented migrants, and shelter, assist or lodge them, will commit a punishable crime and will be able to be punished with two years of prison.

This will enable low real interest rates, which (together with bank reform) is the main condition for the growth of small and medium sized enterprises needed to diversify the economic structure and ensure a more stable pattern of growth.

Moves toward increased exchange rate flexibility in China and other Asian countries, supported by financial sector reform, will have domestic and global benefits. Emerging market countries elsewhere have made considerable reform progress of late, but they must sustain the momentum to guard against potential shocks.

Moves toward increased exchange rate flexibility in China and other Asian countries, supported by financial sector reform, will have domestic and global benefits.

The American made a firm, explicit and apparently sincere commitment to lobby as strongly as possibly for what he calls comprehensive immigration reform and what in Mexico is commonly known as the whole enchilada.

9. Welcomes the outcome of the Conference on Disbandment of Illegal Armed Groups for the Stabilization of Afghanistan Coordination with Police Reform, held in Tokyo on 21 June 2007 See A 61 993 S 2007 417.

Reforms may or may not trickle down even when they do, they will rarely constitute the most effective way of targeting the desired ends (whether those ends are legal reform, observance of human rights, or reduced corruption).