Fidelity or granularity during the q a period. During the war game, russia was able to operate with more flexibility and options. The russian team had a lot more options. They were less constrained by international norms, laws, alliances. For instance, during one of our turns, russia was able to delay armor and troops along the border, and this was cast as a defensive move or posture, and what it was was an overly aggressive move. Which leads me to the second point. Russia operates with a far more robust informational operations campaign. Their io was remarked by one of the participants as they more or less recognized propaganda. Oftentimes, russia was able to spin a particular narrative that the west could not easily counter, or if they did attempt to counter, it took a bit of lead time in order to gather the facts and figures in order to put forth more of a truthful message. Again, alluding to the first point, the russian team was more flexible in how they reacted to most of the scen
The policy rate and the tenyear korea Interest Rate correlation is almost zero. There is no pass through on investment. Then what about the Exchange Rate . We look at the Exchange Rate again. Exchange rate has only very minor impact. But if you look at this at the 90 confidence interval we have to reject it as not a hypothesis which means that Exchange Rate does not have an impact on the current account surplus. But then that said if we look at by region its different depending on who our trading partners is. In the United States where most of the trade is on the final product goods it does have some impact at the beginning and dies down very quickly. Whereas in japan we have a different type of relations with japan. We have large deficit with japan because we import intermediate goods and capital goods with japan but to the United States we export most of the final goods. There the dynamics is different because the initial impact on the exchange for depreciation is a drop in the trade
These two highlyaanced and comparatively wealthy cotries are home to an extremely urbanid and mobile population. In the u. S. , many urban areas are characterized by diverse cultures, which create a rich ethnic mosaic. Oufocus is boston, massachuse, part of a megalopolis located on the northeastern seaboa othe iteds. Macaciopulio part of a megalopolis locahave taken root in older seainnercity neighborhoods. In recent decades, these neighborhoods deteriorated, with a downward spiral in infrastructure, services and opportunities. Bunow stons bouncing back. With a downward spiral well see how relative location to the Central Business district, or cbd, is important to the development of these neighborhoods how so much can ride on their being part of federallyfunded enterprise zones and how Geographic Information systems, or gis, can be used in addressing some difficult urban economic and social issues. Boston, massachusetts. Once a great port, its now a world leader in high tech, higher ed
Responsible currently would daylight all of the issues regarding the funding and the impediments to it spreading in the same way that they did sort of a crowd sourced map for the preferences regarding the distribution of the bikes. And there is a lot of talent out there and there is also a lot of money out there and a lot of brain power to figure this out is moung the people as well. And i am an advocate for the port corridor and so i would like to note that the corridor transit is the most density populated and relatively flat and new to the recycling connector between the destinations and in terms of equity, it aced the transit for many of the workers going both north and south and the workers go north, really being the back bone of the economy, and of the entire corridor and then, west and east along the water. And going south, of course, for the people that live in the region who are going down to other further challenges of the cal trans, and so whatever that or the offices downto
Learned about how they placed it in areas that lacked connectiveness to the Transportation System and they could see that there would be significant use immediately as opposed to other areas where they will have to do more education and i see the richmond as one of those areas that is hard to get out to and along the core and i would like to see the analysis that looks at how we can plan for the future for the west side of city as well and one of the key questions that chair avalos mentioned too, is finding a sponsor or sponsors like other metropolitan and the cities or we are an area that is not just one city but a number of cities and we even have more challenges that the bay area and the management district which i sit on with chair avalos, and the challenges of managing a system where they have the 50 percent of the sites but there are cities with many other sites and we have to look at the interests of the other cities as well. Thank you. Commissioner weiner. Thank you. And i woul