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Carlos Jaramillo

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面临全球冲击时要保护促进增长与就业的投资

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By Carlos Jaramillo, Lalita Moorty
| blogs.worldbank.org
全球经济正在进入又一个压力增大的时期。地缘政治紧张局势、政策不确定性、气候风险和快速技术变革使得政策决策更加复杂化，而且影响深远。 当下的油价飙升和供应收紧造成公共财政紧张，尤其是在发展中国家，加剧了通货膨胀，扩大了外部失衡，扰乱了供应链。面对接二连三的冲击，各国政府在短期稳定与长期发展之间做着艰难的权衡取舍。 虽然没有简单的答案，但三条基本原则可以引领我们前行。 1.
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Faced with global shocks, protect investments that drive growth and jobs

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By Carlos Jaramillo, Lalita Moorty
| blogs.worldbank.org
The global economy is entering another period of heightened stress. Geopolitical tensions, policy uncertainty, climate risks, and rapid technological change are making policy decisions more complex—and consequential. The current spike in oil prices and tightening of supplies is straining public finances, especially in developing countries, fueling inflation, widening external imbalances, and disrupting supply chains.
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Rebuilding After Fires, L.A. Neighbors Join Forces and Innovate

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By Sam Lubell Verified, Carlos Jaramillo
| The New York Times Verified
Francesca Beer, a Los Angeles resident for three decades, felt alone and overwhelmed at the thought of rebuilding her family home in Sunset Mesa, a neighborhood of modest, low-slung houses above the Pacific, after last year’s devastating fires. When the January conflagration swept through, entire runs of houses burned in sequence, leaving some 300 leveled plots cut into the slope.
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