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Similarly, work involving standard setting would logically be labour intensive in the beginning and could taper off once standards were developed, supplemented or properly explained to staff and ethics training programmes had been put in place.

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ITHACA In recent months, emerging economies have experienced capital flow whiplash. Indications that the US Federal Reserve might taper its quantitative easing (QE) drove investors to reduce their exposure to emerging markets, sharply weakening their currencies and causing their equity prices to tumble.

When the Fed initially hinted at its intention to taper QE, policymakers in some emerging economies cried foul, but were dismissed by advanced economy officials as chronic complainers. After all, they initially rejected the very policies that they are now fighting to preserve.

Soon, it will begin to taper off, and industrial output will approach full capacity. When demand begins to exceed supply, demand side stimulus policies will become increasingly ineffective, and it will be time to launch the third arrow of Abenomics growth enhancing structural reforms.

Unlike the taper tantrum and the devaluation of the renminbi, the Fed s rate hike announcement on December 16 certainly was no surprise. So one might argue that if the Fed s move does lead to volatility in international capital flows, the process must have already started.

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Expectations of a rate hike have restricted flows to emerging markets ever since 2013, when the Fed triggered what came to be called the taper tantrum by announcing that it was likely to reduce its bond buying program. The resulting alarm roiled US financial markets and spilled over internationally.

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One doesn t need a long memory to understand how even relatively modest policy shifts can trigger outsize market reactions. Consider, for example, the taper tantrum that roiled financial markets in the spring of 2013, after then Fed Chair Ben Bernanke said only that policymakers were thinking of gradually ending quantitative easing.

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For example, the mere announcement in May that the Federal Reserve would taper its purchases of long term assets drove down the value of emerging market currencies. With the Fed considering exiting its quantitative easing policy altogether and raising interest rates over the next year, global markets are set to experience significant turbulence.

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But, in order to stave off the threat of deflation and depression, it is targeting a lower unemployment rate, below 6.5 . As progress toward that target is made, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke announced in late May, the Fed will begin to taper its program of long term asset purchases known as quantitative easing (QE).

The first two sources of uncertainty have already affected markets. The rise in US long term interest rates from a low of 1.6 in May to recent peaks above 2.9 has been driven by market fears that the Fed will taper QE too soon and too fast, and by the uncertainty surrounding Bernanke s successor.