Class
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At least they would learn some
class
and depth.
By some definitions, around one-quarter of the country’s 44 million people are in the middle
class.
The middle
class
is buying foreign cars, vacationing abroad, and dining at sushi restaurants, and surveys show that life satisfaction has increased across the board.
Aside from the relatively small middle
class
and the even smaller business and intellectual elite, most Russians neither take risks to become entrepreneurs nor favor economic and political liberalization.
This latter point should not be forgotten, because the West’s interests in Russia have grown since Putin was elected: foreign investment is booming, the middle
class
is hungry for all things Western, and even Russian companies are investing abroad.
Beyond their environmental consequences, such efforts would generate major economic gains, boosting the middle
class
in developed countries and pulling hundreds of millions out of poverty in the developing world, including by fueling job creation.
Democracy is great, but only in the interests of the working
class.
However, given the little weight given to constitutions in Iraq’s modern history, it is likely that the political
class
will leave the text alone.
Though the big parties are broadly committed to continuing an economic policy of liberalization and growth, the BJP is mostly focused on the well-being of India’s merchant class, whereas Congress wishes to redistribute enhanced government revenues to the poor through generous social programs.
More than 50% of the world’s population is now considered middle class, with a living standard above the average of the developed countries’ poverty lines ($8.2 at 1996 PPP prices).
At the turn of the 20 th century, the Radical Party offered the middle
class
an electoral voice.
In the middle of that century, when the country was industrializing, the Peronist Party functioned in much the same say for the working
class.
Believing that economic development and a growing middle
class
would lead to political liberalization, the US again engaged with China.
While China’s per capita income was rising, and its middle
class
was growing, democracy did not arrive.
With Asia’s middle
class
set to skyrocket from roughly 500 million people today to 1.75 billion by 2020, the US will not be able to avoid the global economy’s new realities for much longer.
To be sure, Russians went decades without opportunities to exercise entrepreneurship, while Ba'athist rule did not suppress Iraq's merchant
class
and entrepreneurial spirit in any comparable way.
To be sure, large swaths of Venezuelan society rightly felt excluded from the country’s cozy elite consensus and insular governing arrangements, and resented it immensely; but an aspiring middle
class
comprised roughly half the population.
To benefit American workers and spur economic growth, tax reforms need to increase the burden on the rich, and provide relief to workers and the middle
class.
Likewise, the intensive language program the government required for migrants didn’t account for women’s inability to attend
class
without childcare.
The surge in enrollment caused by the midday-meal scheme has not been accompanied by an increase in the number of trained teachers, resulting in unmanageably large
class
sizes and low-quality instruction.
As market reforms have brought substantial prosperity (average annual per capita GDP, at purchasing power parity, is now $17,000), a large middle class, based mostly in small and medium-size companies and the service sector, developed beyond the reach of the state-owned behemoths.
Most of this middle
class
also lives in large cities – where the battle for Russia’s future is now taking place.
The demands of this middle
class
have become crucial.
Ironically, the wave of protests since then is consistent with the “modernization hypothesis” that Putin’s government has always used to justify the rollback of democracy in Russia: democracy is sustainable only if society is sufficiently well-off and has a solid middle class; until then, centralized rule is needed.
Now, it seems, sufficient prosperity has arrived, calling forth a middle
class
solid enough to demand government accountability, the rule of law, and a genuine fight against corruption.
Whatever happens in the March 2012 presidential elections, the political mobilization of the middle
class
will eventually lead to democratization.
To “map” travel properly, the software needs to understand such things as time zones, flight duration, layovers, and the like, along with concepts such as coach or first class, deluxe and standard rooms, double vs. single, and so on.
They want to book a flight, reserve a table, buy a product, cure a hangover, take a class, fix a leak, resolve an argument, or occasionally find a person, for which Facebook is very handy.
The dearth of pale actors, actresses, corporate leaders, and politicians confirms that a tan is identified with health, wealth, and power, rather than the travails of the working class, as in the past.
Although the majority of China's exports now come from private companies that receive virtually no loans from state banks , American candidates in previous elections routinely sought to curry favor with working
class
voters by vowing to protect US jobs against China's supposedly unfair business practices.
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