and purchasing guarantees, the meetings of the specialized pricing commissions in the institute of economic research and the ministry of agricultural jihad with the presence of government agents and private sector organizations, one of which is the national wheat foundation why did this happen based on the rate? inflation is based on the cost rate and other factors of these specialized commissions have been formed and the pricing is almost determined, but the main pricing council that should present the result of the specialized commissions in the pricing councils. it could be approved and announced. i i see a shortcoming from two points of view: both the islamic council in relation to the non-introduction of two representatives of its supervisors who should supervise for the good implementation of the law, one from the government, from the government, and from me , there are institutions and organizations that really know this. they are delaying the pricing. whether the credit will not be secured or if there will be a stroke in the production and we will go back to the import side, if you did not s

and now president of the american the institute of economic research thanks so much for joining us this afternoon thanks for having me once you get a team that we walked right up to the edge of a broader conflict here but now you have to some degree both sides, israel and hezbollah, claiming, i don't want say victory, but claiming that they delivered the message they intended to deliver as you look at this last 24 hours, do you see the area has dodged a bullet to some degree? of a broader conflict you always have to be concerned when you see these types of continued for tat strikes, that what you will see is an escalatory spiral. >> but i think both sides in this case have been very careful about high, how high they want to climb up that ladder and i think that that shows that both sides are eager to avoid an all out escalation. another thing about these strikes that i think we should be aware of is the question of who is the intended audience. there's always an international audience in these cases, right? but there's also domestic audiences that they're trying to please, right? so eac

products, which include pricing and purchase of guarantees, meetings of specialized pricing commissions. in the economic research institute of the ministry of agricultural jihad this happened with the presence of government agents and private sector organizations, one of which is the national foundation of wheat growers. based on the rate, inflation is based on the cost rate and other factors of these specialized commissions have been formed, and the pricing is almost determined , but the main pricing council should have approved the results of the specialized commissions in the pricing councils. and it was announced that this unfortunately happened again. it didn't happen. i see a shortcoming from two perspectives: both the islamic council in relation to the lack of introduction of two representatives of its supervisor who should supervise, and one for the good implementation of the law. on the part of the government, on the part of my government , there are institutions and organizations that are deliberately delaying this pricing because of the lack of credit. or to put it another way, there will be a stroke in product

evidenced by the publication bilt and handelblad with reference to the german institute of macroeconomics and economic researchou see the relations between germany and ukraine or the governments of germany and kiev now burdened by these accusations against a citizen of ukraine? no, because one is not connected with the other. regardless of the process, as the chancellor has repeatedly stated. case and despite the boiling around as proof of its commitment to the general involvement of zelensky and zaluzhny, germany announced that by the end of this year it would transfer even more weapons to kiev. german gratitude knows no bounds. it's funny that the main and obvious beneficiary washington shrugs in surprise. representative of our country to the united nations valentin rybakov. for those who are especially slow-witted, the representative of the diplomatic mission laid out in detail the fair steps of the belarusian side in connection with the violation of airspace by drones launched from the territory of the independent. the latest trick of the kiev regime is a direct. attempt to expand the zone of the current c

let's speak now to stephen millard, the deptuy director of the national institute of economic and social researchnder if there are any threads, common threads between what is happening with inflation in the us and what is happening in the uk was to mark thank you, ?_ and what is happening in the uk was to mark thank you, ? to mark thank you,? thank you, good evenin: to mark thank you,? thank you, good evening yes- — to mark thank you,? thank you, good evening yes. inflation _ to mark thank you,? thank you, good evening yes. inflation is _ to mark thank you,? thank you, good evening yes. inflation is coming - evening yes. inflation is coming down finally in the us, sort of been bouncing around at 3% for a wino but the latest data suggests that inflation is coming down, the federal reserve has inflation under control. in the uk, inflation came down quicker to england's target, we will see an advance back, we have already seen a bit of a bounce back injuly, but as has been said, it looks like the bank of england has inflation under control in the uk as well, so the common thread is that both central

of the stuff you've been paying for is absolute guff. you have spent £202,000 helping to foster dialogue among local craftsmen in shenzhen province in china. that's according to research by the institute of economicrs . i research by the institute of economic affairs. i mean, another 200 grand has been splashed on fostering creative citizens in china through co—design and public makerspaces. what the heck does that even mean? for context, some of these places have the same gdp per capita as places like swansea or walsall. do you not think that maybe taxpayers in those areas might prefer the cash themselves? china has sent a robotic craft to mars. and yet we're still sending them foreign aid, while pensioners in britain are now coming to terms with the fact that they might not be able to heat their own homes this winter. now, apparently in 2022, we sent £555 million to the taliban stronghold of afghanistan. how's that going ? afghanistan. how's that going? lovely stuff. as far as i can tell, there are two main points behind foreign aid. firstly, soft power. well, i mean again, how's that going? the taliban hate us. and china are eyeing up an invasion of taiwan. in fact, outgoing us president joe b

specialized committee in the pricing committee, which is assigned to the agricultural economics research institute of the ministry of agricultural jihad. and he is responsible for calculating and announcing these prices, after obtaining these prices using these four methods, he actually presents them in the commission room. there the discussion is done and finally it is referred to councils for decision can these prices be obtained and collected by this committee? this process starts almost from the beginning of june, and it takes about a month to get these prices, that is, by the end of june, the price has been determined. yes, these prices are approximately it comes, but nothing can be announced, because naturally, this price has gone to the commission and not announced in the council. more than others, he probably understands and puts pressure on the ministry of agricultural jihad, which is like this the government sets the prices and the organization sets the program, and since there is usually an interactive procedure between the government bodies , they try to do this . turn to the ministry of

of economic sciences, professor. hello, good afternoon. and alexander dudchak, economist, joins our broadcast via skype, leading researcher at the institute of cis countries, phd in economics. greetings, alexander. they set these sanctions, they are losing in this battle and the goals that have not been partially achieved, why partially, because the damage from them is primarily inflicted on european countries, it is impossible to call this an unfortunate development of events for the united states, but this... but you can tell the story there in 1548, when sanctions were introduced against ivan the terrible, who hired specialists abroad, but they did not arrive because of the sanctions imposed there by one of the baltic orders, so in this regard we are winning in this situation, yes, we unexpectedly received, one might say, for them the opposite effect to what we expected and... the rest, well, the satellites, i don’t know what to call the other states correctly, which, unfortunately, for the sake of the same united states of america, forget about their exclusively internal sovereign interests, now i would like to draw attention to the ch

in the law and in the regulations of the pricing council is in a commission in a specialized committee, the pricing committee , which is to the economic research institute. agriculture has been entrusted to the ministry of agricultural jihad and he is responsible the statistics and announcement of these prices is after these prices are actually obtained by using these four methods , they will actually present this in the commission room, where discussions will take place and finally it will be referred to the council for decision. it will start almost from the beginning of june and it will take about a month to get these prices, that is, by the end of june , the price will be determined. the council has announced that when this happens, the prices will change as you see and feel it can be understood by the person who has to pay the money. more than others, he will probably understand and put pressure on the ministry of agriculture, which has been paying such prices, which is beyond my responsibility, and when this happens, it will naturally mean that the minister of agriculture, as a member of the government, will not be able to face the government agai

of bankruptcies in germany unexpectedly rose to 1,400 in july. this is the highest level in 10 years , the lemnitz institute for economic research said in a statement. these were economic news. briefly. we continue our review of the news in st. petersburg today the anti-mine ship afanasy ivannik was ceremoniously launched at the srednenevsky shipyard in 2021 by order of the ministry of defense. the vessel belongs to the new generation of the ministry of defense. ksenia yakubina will tell you more about the advantages. the hero of the occasion srednenevsky shipyard the plant new minesweeper afanasy ivannikov. the traditional bottle of champagne is broken and the ship touches the water for the first time. on the shore , the recruit is received by the commander -in-chief of the navy. these ships are already serving in almost all fleets. and being the ninth in the series. i am convinced that this ship will already. this year will serve on the northern borders. st. petersburg is the main thing of our country. and the fate of the city has always been closely linked with shipbuilders. about 40% of ships and vessels are built on our verts. and our the famo

this year, while the number of bankruptcies in germany unexpectedly increased in july to 1,400, this is the highest level in 10 years, the lednitz institute for economic research said in a statement. israel's budget deficit, according to the country's finance ministry, has reached a new high of over 8% of gross domestic product, a figure nearly double the 4.2% of gdp recorded at the end of 2023. the deficit is exacerbated by tel aviv's spending of tens of billions of dollars on the gaza war since october. the central bank of israel forecasts that total military and civilian spending from 2023 to 2025 will reach sixty. this was news economy, briefly. i thank leila alnazarova, and we will continue to train qualified workers for key sectors of the economy, the project's goal is professionalism. according to the plan , at least a million people should receive education in it in the next 4 years. irina matyushenko will tell you how to become a participant in the project in the program instructions. watch after the short commercial. attack credit card debts, i'll show you a couple of tricks: collect all credit card debts on one holva conveniently repay 24 months, an

let's speak to pauljohnson — director of the institute for fiscal studies. an independent economics researchst talk us through what you made from the broad brush speech from the prime minister. he from the broad brush speech from the prime minister.— prime minister. he is setting out somethin: prime minister. he is setting out something we — prime minister. he is setting out something we have _ prime minister. he is setting out something we have known - prime minister. he is setting out something we have known for i prime minister. he is setting out something we have known for a l prime minister. he is setting out - something we have known for a long time which is that the public finances are really struggling, public services are really struggling, and if spending cuts are to be avoided, there will be some significant tax rises in the forthcoming budget which is something that was entirely plain before the election but of course, neither party was willing to say that before the election. the prime minister is now saying that that is the case, and i absolutely agree with him. the chancellor

of unemployed has increased, the average salary is lower today than in 2018. this is evidenced by the publication bilt and handelс blas with reference to the german institute for macroeconomics and economic research however, the bundestag is not particularly concerned about germany and ukraine or the government of germany and kiev are now burdened with these accusations against a citizen of ukraine. the permanent representative of our country to the united nations valentin rybakov reminded his opponent of this from the high rostrum of the soviet union. for those who are especially slow-witted, the representative of the diplomatic mission laid out in detail the fair steps of the belarusian side in connection with the violation of airspace by drones launched from the territory of the independent. the latest stunt of the kiev regime is a direct attempt to expand the zone of the current conflict. the ukrainian mfa does not see any expediency in responding to the statement of the foreign policy department of our country in connection with the violation of belarusian airspace by ukrainian drones. the permanent representative spoke about such an undiplomatic reaction belarus at the un during an informal

maximum in 10 years, in july there were more than 1,400 of them, and the maximum share fell on industry. experts from the institute for economic research noted that the trend will continue, and in the current conditions it is unlikely that it will be possible to return to pre-covid indicators. polish farmers are threatening to resume mass protests in the fall, local media report. the republic's authorities are complaining that farmers have not fulfilled their promise to stop importing ukrainian grain. they... konstantin, thank you, we continue: khabarovsk krai will increase timber processing, due to what and what prospects this will open for the region in an interview with our the channel was told by the acting governor dmitry demeshin. watch right after the commercial. ate something wrong, what to do? in case of poisoningmin. apply for a free credit card in vtb (vtb) everything will work out once sale where bought megamarket buy men's pants h&m for 1.449 rubketny anywhere appetitova only dad will steal eat sausages popawill help if anything we can in the evening if anything. it will work out, if anything, we will swim, these are sympt

of paragon health institute. paragon is a health policy research center with admission of with the mn of empowering patients and reforming government. we use economic reasoning and evidence-based research to critically evaluate health policies and make policy recommendations. i'm going to start with a lot of thank yous for this event come together today. first i want to thank the secretaries, kathleen sebelius and alex azar, former secretaries of the department of health and human services for their time, their expertise and their leadership. it was really their joint op-ed instat making a powerful case for medicare site-neutral payments which is why we been able to put this event together. so thank you, thank . after i read the op-ed i contacted loren ad at the brookings institution about the idea of a joint event with the secretaries, before the secretaries knew about this. to highlight an important area of policy agreement, of agreement across the policy community. he agreed and suggested broadening the coalition to include the center for american progress and the american enterprise institute. we contacted policy experts at each of those organi

of economic growth. but china has been reducing cold production today. coal still accounts for 63 percent of electricity generation but now is this map compiled by an energy research institute shows new projects of planned all over the country, even in places where that is already lots of coal production. my june is probably china's best known environmental impact. although coal power can support the integration of renewable energy into the power makes, he advises restraint with all the new projects and backs innovation and renewables . whether i or radio and the course, there are other ways to try to help them better integrate knows that into our power grades. one of that obviously energy storage and the other is, is about to all these different regional power grades. we can better according to those. in the last 2 years, state media has reported energy shortages and some parts of the country. the fact that this is a consequence of man made climate change is usually a node. hydro power plants have been hauled, hit by drought for china, energy security and independence, all the top priorities and it sees coal is the least complicated option. susan, by protecting energy secu

dean and location, professor at economic at the national university of single pul, from johannesburg, which was my rena bureau son, who's a senior research at the institute for global dialogue, at a specialist on the ricks block. and finally, at london, felipe la ground, who was a political economist and full of a special adviser to the director general of the world. trade organization di is the will older, the old world order, close the collapse. i don't think it's so much as close to collapse by itself. it's certainly being question from all sides. the clips that you showed the clips that we heard a few minutes ago with ones that were from what sometimes we think of as the global self. and they were critical of the international economic board. and one of the interesting turnarounds is that today the advanced economy is to reach economies out, also critical of the international economic order. and how this comes out is going to be really interesting going forward. i don't think that we're gonna have to be thinking about how we, we think categories it might no longer be brakes on global south, west versus east. but more groups of countries that have an

of introduce abby mccroskey the director the project with convergence, supports working phone. she's founder of research of mccroskey policy llc and previously was broken director of economic policy at the american enterprise institute and she is going to lead us off with a few remarks about the project overall before we get into our panel. so please join in giving everyone a warm welcome, and hope to talk with you more at the reception. [applause] >> thank you so much, tara, and for all of you being here. so appreciative. in 2017 i was a member of the brookings working group on paid leave with aei. that . that experience taught me two things. one was the power of relationships. a lot of us were in the group are still in touch and doing projects together today. some were part of the seller. the other was a part of the by person group to develop something new and not just to reduce the lowest common denominator. it carried over into this convergence project and it's a grateful for that. how to support families with young kids has been the heart of my professional and personal work. i research family policies in the last 15 years and i have three young children myself age eight, six and three. like some repairs and re

economic activists into this technology revealed the necessity of determining a macro-policy at a comprehensive legal level. actions of the commission, article 90 of the law basic and regulatory and research institutions. in this matter, the commission was ordered to correspond with all relevant institutions, as well as research and expert institutions, intelligence and security institutions, and regulatory institutions, in drawing and clarifying the various aspects of the case and the status of the actions taken and the necessary plans for the future of this field. their importance is also mentioned. the central bank enumerated its measures to organize this area and the need to adopt a macro governance strategy regarding exposure. he emphasized with the phenomenon of asset encryption and the announcement of readiness to participate in the establishment of effective laws in this area. it should be noted that the central bank had previously considered the definition of the password in the bill to amend the law on combating smuggling of goods and counterfeiting to be incomplete and imprecise in its correspondence with the honorable speaker of the parliament, and compared to the need for a complete and c

of that for us. well, joining us now is len shackleton, an educator , an editorial and educator, an editorial and research fellow at the institute of economicairs. len are we getting more ill or are these benefits being abused, or were we just not diagnosing enough people a few years ago? >> hi. good afternoon tom. i think it's probably a mixture of all those things . all those things. >> certainly, you know, the long term fallout from lockdown is, you know , is a disaster. but we you know, is a disaster. but we would hope, i guess, that that this increasing trend would tail off a little bit as lockdown now becomes, you know, a rather sad memory. but i think part of the thing is that there are a lot of interested parties in this who push the diagnosis of children and also push the availability of benefits. i mean, it's not quite on your mainstream here, but my 14 year old has very recently been diagnosed with type one diabetes. and one of the first things the diabetic nurse, i must say the nhs has been very, very good on this , been very, very good on this, but one of the first things the diabetic nurse did was plonk down on our kitchen tab

of 22 days. >> let's talk to research fellow at the institute of economic affairs, len shackleton.ns are flexing their muscles, or is labour just giving them an open door ? giving them an open door? >> the combination of both of those, the unions are very streetwise, of course, and prepared to, to use their power when, when, when they get these opportunities. this elianne inaya thing is a very strange business. of course , lner is one business. of course, lner is one of the, it's already nationalised. it's already part of the public sector. and it's a little bit worrying that you know, with a total takeover of the rail companies by the government that we're going to see more of this in the future . see more of this in the future. >> very political. doesn't it, that the unions here, despite having a generous pay offer , a having a generous pay offer, a lot of people think almost too generous and very quick , generous and very quick, suddenly have invented a whole new reason to strike. maybe that's unfair because they'd always complained about certain conditions. but, you know, it's

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been experiencing weak economic growth since 2018 and is now in a more persistent stagnation than all research institutes predicted, so most likely, the news about the reduction of a fake, another similar, alarming news for ukraine came from france, after germany refused to allocate additional funds today , gabriel otal made an unexpectedly similar statement, he proposed to freeze government spending for 2025 at the same level at which they are now, this is 492 billion euros and not a centime more, that is, again, ukraine should not count on an increase in support in this case, however, what else should be noted here, and gabriel atal's days as prime minister are already numbered, and with the adoption of the budget in france. everything is not very simple, the country still cannot adopt it next year due to the lack of a coalition in the national assembly, and the french press describes the preparation for the adoption of the budget as a painful return to earth after the euphoria of the olympic games, so the statement of jose baparel against this background, most likely, is simply intended to smooth over this negative news and emphasize that ukraine for the eec