Within the scope of convertibility arrangements, this trading in currencies is carried out by skilled intermediaries, usually banks or specialized foreign exchange brokers and dealers.
For example, the United States and the United Kingdom have similar product, capital, and labor markets, with networks of skilled intermediaries and strong regulatory systems.
Those are dangerous assumptions to make in an emerging market, where skilled intermediaries or contract-enforcing mechanisms are unlikely to be found.
It has been proposed that skilled intermediaries are useful players to help policy makers engage with the research community.
Since it was established in 2000, XMRC's mandate has been to be the main labor market intermediary serving skilled, private-sector workers in the Xiamen metropolitan area.12 XMRC operates like a typical U.S. job board, with both job ads and resumes posted online.
Among the most powerful assets of government is the ability to spur the actions of a wide range of committed, motivated parties – including private individuals, nonprofits of all shapes and sizes, skilled and well-resourced intermediaries, state and local governments, and specific federal departments and agencies.
They were also reinterpreted by architects and builders through a manual process of design and translated into built architecture by skilled craftsmen using a variety of intermediary tools.
In 1978 he was promoted to lieutenant colonel at the head of 40 Commando back in Northern Ireland, where he won a reputation as a fair-minded intermediary as well as a skilled military leader.
Is there a need, as some suggest for a new profession of intermediaries between decision makers and research scientists [ 59]; or can scientists skilled in policy making, and decision makers skilled in public health science take on this role?
Studies show benefits when money is allocated efficiently, with fewer intermediaries taking tolls at every stage, and when savings investments are overseen by skilled, independent fiduciaries.
