One way would be to imitate Hong Kongs speculator-resistant currency board.
It also signals that European leaders are starting to shift their focus from fingers-in-the-dike crisis management for saving the euro to a longer-term process of building a more robust, storm-resistant architecture for the currency area.
Norman Tebbit resisted strong pressure to stand as a spoiler for the right, and later endorsed Mr Major as "an economic dry" who would prove resistant to a single European currency.
Said Mr. Neumann of HSBC, "currencies have strengthened despite resistant central banks, real estate markets are frothing away, and lending to consumers and companies has accelerated".
It concluded that "foreign-bank lending funded by domestic deposits and denominated in local currency is likely to be more resistant to external financial shocks".
And this could make Chinese officials more resistant to taking any steps that would allow their currency to rise against the dollar, analysts say.
Despite the successful Amsterdam bank and the fledgling Bank of England, the French were resistant to the notion of a national bank issuing paper currency at the whim of an absolute monarch.
Yesterday, Mr. Kelly recommended that banks adopt several measures to prevent robberies, including closed circuit television systems, bullet-resistant barriers to protect bank employees, and dye packs on currency.
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There reasons are many: publics are reluctant to give up sovereignty and share risks to the degree needed to stabilise the currency; parliaments are reluctant to give out taxpayers' money; debtor states are resistant to demands for ever more austerity.
For example, treatment of multidrug-resistant (MDR) TB in Peru was estimated to cost US$248 (converted to 2006 currency) per DALY averted [23].
