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For potential candidates, the only vague requirements are a commitment to political reforms like term limits, a belief in fiscal discipline, and skepticism about free trade.
He's happy to toss out this statistic that folds in all possible childhood abandonment, and pin the blame entirely on the reforms in the divorce laws: "Only now are we beginning to appreciate the extent of the damage done," he writes.
The Straits Times of Singapore expressed concern in an editorial Thursday that the new president of the Philippines, former movie star Joseph Estrada, would fail in his promises "to press ahead with economic reforms, establish law and order, stamp out corruption, and above all help the poor who form the bulk of the country's 70 million people."
Chinese leaders authorized the constitutional endorsement of economic privatization, and are considering political reforms that could gradually extend elections from the local to the national level.
First, imagine the most simple-minded of all possible reforms: The government subsidizes each of the two major candidates to the tune of, oh, say, $1 million apiece.