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For some, it is five minutes to midnight; for others, Europe is a car accelerating towards the edge of a cliff.
African countries’ drive toward domestic development has been accompanied by accelerating regional integration.
But, at this point, even if African policymakers were to accelerate and implement the right reforms, the accelerating pace of automation would still undermine industrialization.
But they should also focus on overhauling and accelerating bankruptcy procedures, so that losses can be recognized more quickly and over-indebted households can start afresh, rather than being shackled for years.
But achieving that goal requires accelerating progress toward eradicating the diseases that continue to deplete our communities of their most valuable resource: healthy people.
In both 2010 and 2011, leading economic indicators showed that the first-half slowdown had bottomed out, and that growth was already accelerating before the announcement of monetary easing.
That incident, together with the Paris attacks, may spur even greater outside military involvement in Syria and Iraq, thereby accelerating the destructive cycle of intervention.
If that happens, Fed officials will face a difficult choice: tighten monetary policy to stem accelerating price growth, thereby antagonizing Congress and possibly facing restrictions that make it difficult to fight inflation in the future; or do nothing.
But will the populist tide surging across the advanced economies drown the accelerating recovery?
(I should disclose that I plan to invest in this company – not necessarily because I think that it will be the next hot IPO, but because I think that it exploits some interesting and accelerating trends.
The good news is that the US is growing faster than any other major industrialized economy, so Mexico can look forward – according to the IMF – to a couple of years of accelerating economic expansion.
In early 2012, in his speech to the annual People’s Congress, Premier Wen Jiabao, explaining why the government’s indicative target for economic growth in 2012 was 7.5%, pointed out that the purpose was “to guide people in all sectors to focus their work on accelerating the transformation of the pattern of economic development and making economic development more sustainable and efficient.”
With inflation – both headline and core – now on an accelerating path, Asian central banks can’t afford to slip further behind the curve.
For example, supervised sports programs for schoolchildren can be strengthened as part of efforts to extend the school day – an accelerating trend across Latin America and the Caribbean.
Beyond accelerating progress, the collaboration supported by data sharing boosts researchers’ ability to secure the funding they need, because donors are attracted to interdisciplinary, innovative work.
A second, more immediate, threat stems from enacting large tax cuts and boosting public spending in an economy already nearing full employment, which implies accelerating inflation, higher interest rates, or probably some combination of the two.
Thai import-export firms can bet on a run on the baht by accelerating their dollar receipts and delaying their dollar payouts.
For Europe, the only way forward is to assert its powers of containment, while also accelerating European integration.
But, as the US economy recovers, technological change is accelerating, fueling demand for more skills at a time when the workforce’s educational-attainment levels have plateaued.
In November, Brown forecast that UK GDP would grow by 2.5-3% in 2003/4, accelerating to 3-3.5% the following year.
An accelerating convergence of the biological, physical, and engineering sciences promises a stunning array of new technological solutions.
At the same time, just as the twentieth century’s convergence of physics and engineering transformed our lives, the accelerating convergence of biology and engineering is driving unprecedented discoveries that promise to create another platform for innovation, the rise of new industries, and economic growth.
There is a good case to be made that government policies – while not strong enough to return the economy rapidly to health – did halt an accelerating economic decline.
July saw American industrial production jump by half a percent, while Intel, the big microprocessor maker, is reporting very strong growth in demand for its key products, suggesting that business investment spending is finally accelerating.
The population is aging at an accelerating rate, and the net flow of working-age citizens into the labor force has turned negative.
But he is accelerating the process dramatically.
In the 1960’s, Friedman showed that Keynesian demand management through government spending constantly increased the money supply, accelerating wage and price growth.
And the rising number of scientists means that more science is being conducted, accelerating progress.
English now seems to have reached the point of no return in its accelerating global expansion, competing with national languages in such diverse fields as popular music, transport, the Internet, banking, cinema and television, science, and sports.
So here we are, confronted with one of those moments that seem to arrive unannounced but that, by now, we should be able to recognize as the accelerating pulse of genocide.
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