Class
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Infrastructure must be redefined as a new asset class, based on several considerations.
The new asset
class
would need its own standardized risk/return profile, accounting, for example, for the political risks that public-sector involvement may imply and for the lower returns from infrastructure relative to traditional private equity.
Moreover, the risks associated with the new asset
class
would change as projects progress from feasibility study to construction to operation, implying that each phase would attract different sources of funding.
In short, redefining infrastructure as a new asset
class
is the only credible way to attract funding for infrastructure construction, and thus to boost long-term economic growth and the employment rate.
For several years now, antidepressants have been the most profitable
class
of drugs in the US.
But the war in Georgia split the Ukrainian political
class
three ways, between those who favored alignment with the West, those who favored Russia, and those who preferred a policy of balance.
It was during this era – roughly from 1948 to 1973 – that sociologists found that a majority of Americans had come to define themselves not as working class, but as middle
class.
Certainly, in some studies, social
class
in adulthood seems to explain a lot of the link between intelligence and death.
Significantly, these two perspectives – analytical and ideological – take China to the same destination: a prosperous economy and society with a thriving middle
class.
The plight of the US middle
class
has been framed as a blame game, with China and its alleged unfair trading practices singled out as the culprit.
According to the magazine’s editor, the best way to pull digital currencies out from the shadows and “into the adolescence of a legitimate asset class” is to shine a light on the beneficiaries.
But now Putin’s style of government is Russia’s primary source of instability, as the country’s middle
class
takes to the streets in protest against the corruption and inefficiency of his rule.
Moreover, May has pledged to help the working class, strengthen labor rights, and ensure that global businesses pay their fair share of UK taxes.
In order to lift half of the still-vulnerable population into the middle class, Brazil will need 4.2% annual GDP growth, on average, through 2030 – a target that can be met by tripling productivity growth.
With less and less yield to be found in traditional fixed-income assets, investors piled into risk assets of all forms, driving up their price; the rich got richer, and the middle
class
was left further behind.
With Brazil’s new middle
class
focused on the consumption patterns commensurate with its status, the additional savings must come from the public sector – a task that previous governments found politically unmanageable.
India has an emerging middle
class
of several hundred million, and English is an official language spoken by some 50 to 100 million.
Meanwhile, policymakers overlooked the economic, political, and social consequences of rising inequality – not just of income and wealth, but also of opportunity – thereby allowing the middle
class
gradually to be hollowed out, a trend that was exacerbated by both technological and non-technological developments.
Distributional issues, including pressures on the middle
class
and the predicament of population segments vulnerable to slipping through stretched social safety nets, need to be better understood and addressed.
This has expanded the middle
class
(as measured by household income), which in turn has helped the region consolidate democracy.
Indeed, if measured by skill levels rather than income, the region’s social and economic achievements – including the much-vaunted expansion of the new middle
class
– are far more tenuous than previously assumed.
But as we compare patterns of development throughout the world, more and more evidence is piling up that universal literacy and a large
class
of people with industrial-technical skills are key resources that determine whether countries are able to break free from the grip of backwardness and poverty.
But now, at least in Britain, the political
class
is in revolt.
For example, Portugal’s 2013 budget reduces the number of tax brackets from eight to five – a move that will devastate the middle
class.
Everything had to do with the
class
struggle.
The Nazis knew this: In the run-up to the 1932 election, the party relied on the emerging field of public opinion research to probe the needs, hopes, and fears of blue- and white-collar workers, the middle class, women, farmers, and youth.
Moreover, the McKinsey Global Institute reports that Africa boasts a robust and growing consumer class, with a combined spending power of over $800 billion.
In order to tap into Africa’s growing middle
class
without falling into a pattern of exploitation, the European Union should enter into collaborative agreements with African governments that help to meet the continent’s infrastructure requirements.
With a stable power supply, Nigeria’s economy could grow 8-12% annually, according to Nigerian Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, strengthening the middle
class
and, in turn, increasing demand for European products.
Given that the computer system does not need things like food, that thousand-fold increase in productivity will redound entirely to the benefit of the middle
class.
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