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By 651, almost all major urban centers in Persia were under Arab control, adding momentum to the process.
Since early 2010, US employment growth has been running well above the natural rate of labor-force growth, with the economy adding more than 15 million private-sector jobs in the longest continuous series of monthly employment increases on record.
Today's challenge is to renew NAFTA by adding the concept of partnership to it.
To be sure, handing out vitamin pills or adding vitamin A to staple products can make a difference.
Adding imputed interest earnings, the stock of Africa's capital flight stood at $274 billion - a sum equivalent to 145% of the debts owed by those countries.
But the fact of the matter is that adding the renminbi to the SDR basket has little practical significance.
The only practical implication of adding the renminbi to the SDR basket is that it now becomes a currency that countries can draw, along with the SDR’s other four constituent currencies, when they borrow from the IMF.
If this pace is maintained, BRIC consumers will be adding another $1 trillion to the global economy by the middle of this decade.
Nonetheless, adding the renminbi to the SDR basket would be symbolically important, implying recognition of China’s growing global stature.
In other words, most ships from the Far East enter the Mediterranean via the Suez Canal and sail straight past Genoa, Marseille, Barcelona, and Valencia, adding three days to the trip to reach Rotterdam or Hamburg.
Finally, European leaders should consider adding to their book bag Barbara Tuchman’s The Guns of August (again, notice the month).
That argument was accepted, and the SGP was supposedly rendered more “intelligent” by, for example, permitting budget deficits to be adjusted for the economic cycle, adding medium-term objectives for expenditure, and introducing escape clauses.
From parliaments to peace negotiations, adding women improves outcomes.
We also envisage detailed neighborhood planning aimed at adding more public space.
And TFP grew by 3.8%, adding 40.1% to GDP growth.
Whether for Bangladesh or elsewhere, the real lessons to be taken away from this research is that we need to look past trendy policies like adding technology to classrooms.
These changes might seem like bureaucratic minutiae, but the agreement’s impact – adding $1 trillion to global output and creating 21 million jobs worldwide – will be substantial.
Sea-level rises will be a very minor concern for every country, with the financial impact adding up to less than 0.1% of GDP.
In Kenya, new drilling techniques are tapping the country’s geothermal energy resources, adding hundreds of megawatts of generating capacity in recent years.
Other countries, particularly China, may have strong domestic political motives for their anti-Japanese propaganda, but Japan's more sensitive treatment of its history could at least stop adding fuel to the fire.
It should simply mark a sea change, a break with the past five years of adding new loans on top of already unsustainable debt, conditional on further doses of punitive austerity.
That means adding new voices to reflect the world in which we now live.
In Uganda, the government’s national health-care strategy could easily be strengthened by adding seniors to the list of so-called vulnerable groups.
Should, or can, China achieve long-term growth only by adding physical structures?
The process involves adding and combining new and existing capabilities to support more diverse and complex activities.
Bernice Dapaah, the founder and CEO of Ghana Bamboo Bikes, plans to build two new factories soon, adding 50 more workers in communities with high unemployment.
According to a recent McKinsey Global Institute research study, they could increase global GDP by $2.7 trillion annually by 2025; that is equivalent to adding another United Kingdom to the world economy.
This should not be allowed, and multinationals should stop adding to the problem by threatening to leave countries unless taxes are cut.
Adding to the supply-side changes was Saudi Arabia’s subsequent historic announcement that it would no longer lead OPEC in playing the role of swing producer.
Slower global growth is also amplifying political pressures and, in some countries, adding to social strains – both of which tend to constrain policy responses.
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