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People who react faster have, on average, higher intelligence scores and live longer.
With an innovation ecosystem organized along these lines, “obvious” advances could occur significantly faster.
Simply put, there is no better place to direct cryptocurrency philanthropy than health-care projects in the Global South, where digital-currency trading is expanding faster than anywhere else.
The consumer price index rose by 1.6% in 2010, when quantitative easing began, then increased somewhat faster in 2011 and 2012, before dropping back to a gain of just 1.5% in 2013, the peak year for asset purchases.
From 1995 to 2016, large publicly listed companies in the fastest-growing emerging economies expanded their annual net income 2-5 percentage points faster than firms in other emerging and high-income economies.
The latest data hint at such a possibility, with the tertiary sector (services) expanding at an 8.3% annual rate in the first quarter of this year – the third consecutive quarter of acceleration and a half-percentage point faster than the 7.8% first-quarter gain recorded by the secondary sector (manufacturing and construction).
Any suggestion that the Fed will hike faster or sooner than anticipated leads to fears of tighter financial conditions, and violent risk-off moves.
With faster global growth, exchange rates would bear the burden of domestic macro adjustments, and allow for a re-slicing of the (larger) growth pie through currency movements.
(Never mind that under the leadership of their own entrepreneurs East Asia grew faster than any other region - and with greater stability - over the previous three decades.)
And the 1992 devaluation led to a new monetary-policy approach, greater macroeconomic stability, and faster economic growth.
Projections for 2004 indicate that faster growth is likely to continue, or even accelerate further, for the next two or three years.
Labus favors faster economic reform and is readier to accept Western demands to cooperate with the Hague Tribunal.
The global population grew over 50% between 1800 and 1900, and then more than doubled over the following 50 years, with economies growing much faster than in previous centuries.
Still, the hope is that faster US growth and rising wages will quell voters’ populist rebellion.
With the economy nearly stagnant in 2011 and the first half of 2012, faster growth is a political necessity for her.
Coalitions of willing governments would then integrate faster, with a revitalized Franco-German engine driving the process forward.
He rightly judged that pushing for faster growth and lower unemployment was not taking excessive risks, but rather harvesting low-hanging fruit.
Reflecting Xi’s belief that “sooner is better than later, and faster is better than slower,” at least seven of the 11 measures the central bank announced in April have already been completed.
This allowed for a faster and more orderly restructuring than otherwise would have been possible.
India has multiplied its per capita income levels many times over since 1950, and has done so far faster in recent years than Britain or the United States did during and after the industrial revolution.
The country has visibly prospered, and, despite population growth, per capita income has grown faster than ever before.
Without such, Brazil will go over the cliff faster than Korea.
For decades, health-care spending has increased faster than economic growth by an average of two percentage points in OECD countries.
If inflation does rise faster than the Fed expects, it may be forced to increase interest rates rapidly, with adverse effects on financial markets and potentially on the broader economy.
To avoid permanent socioeconomic damage, these countries need faster growth.
And if he is, to what extent will his policies be responsible, and will faster growth entail grave long-term costs to the environment and income inequality?
For starters, faster growth is unlikely to reverse the current trend toward inequality, and a few small, targeted presidential interventions into the actions of specific states or companies are hardly going to change that.
The Great Credit MistakeLONDON – Before the financial crisis erupted in 2008, private credit in most developed economies grew faster than GDP.
The US has pulled out of recession faster than the eurozone, not only – or even primarily – because it fixed its banking system faster, but because it pursued more stimulative fiscal policies.
But, though the road back to full employment and sustainable growth will not be built overnight, progress on it may be faster than most observers expect.
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