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The Central Asian countries’ opposition to a customs union with Russia reflects their growing trade with China.
By 1993, the number of wild boar had increased sixfold, before halving due to a disease outbreak and predation from the rapidly growing wolf population.
In the latest data (through the end of August), despite being two-thirds the size, Ireland received more ECB financing than Greece – totaling 75% of Irish GNP and growing rapidly.
Instead, the EU, the ECB, and Ireland have reached a Faustian bargain that keeps Ireland liquid (i.e., it gets euros), but does nothing to halt the growing likelihood of insolvency (i.e., its increasing inability to pay back those euros in the future).
But when one considers today’s advanced-country malaise – years of stagnating or declining wages for average workers, growing income inequality, increasing productivity, and consumption supported by debt rather than income – there certainly seems to be ample reason to speculate.
The United States and the European Union have a combined GDP of about $34 trillion and a population of 822 million, with the US population growing rapidly.
The emergence of the nation-state in the eighteenth century, and the extreme level of barbarism reached in the twentieth century, may have created the impression that an ethical politics was an unrealizable dream, or that it was a dream growing ever more distant as it receded into the future.
The reasons for popular frustration vary from country to country, but the common thread everywhere is a growing sense that the economy is rigged in favor of the few.
Growing up in a poor neighborhood has been shown to reduce a person’s life prospects dramatically, even when earnings remain constant.
This is especially true in India, Brazil, Turkey, South Africa, and Indonesia, all of which suffer from multiple macroeconomic and policy weaknesses – large current-account deficits, wide fiscal deficits, slowing growth, and above-target inflation – as well as growing social protest and political uncertainty ahead of elections in the next 12-18 months.
Interestingly, France is the only large Euro area country where consumer confidence is growing (from -24 a year ago to -13 today).
It can forget about reform and enjoy the four or five decades it will take for its per capita income to fall below the level of, say, Chile, or it can deeply change its social model and start growing like the US.
Turkey’s Coup that FailedANKARA – The exposure of the plan hatched by senior military officials – called “Operation Sledgehammer” – to destabilize Turkey’s government, and the subsequent arrest of high-ranking officers, demonstrates the growing strength of Turkey’s democracy.
Austerity and its DiscontentsAusterity is always a bitter pill, and one that a growing chorus of political and business leaders, economists, and voters is refusing to swallow.
We must “restore the ancient truths” that growing, making, managing, and inventing things should have higher status, more honor, and greater rewards than whatever it is that financiers do.
This $300 billion is a tax that shareholders of growing companies think is worth paying (or perhaps cannot find a way to avoid paying) for energetic corporate executives.
Moreover, including within the EU the moderate type of Islam for which Turkey stands will be a major help in integrating Muslim minorities within European countries--already large and growing even without the addition of Turkey's population.
This growing aversion to risk makes it particularly difficult for SMEs to borrow from commercial banks, forcing them to turn to the under-regulated shadow banking sector.
There are now growing doubts about the effectiveness of the EFSF.
If expectations of disaster build, and a growing number of players start positioning themselves to protect themselves, the consequences could become overwhelming.
Half of the Roma are of school age, and the population is growing faster than the capacity of the REF.
It will allay the growing tensions between Christianity and Islam fueled by international terrorism and knee-jerk nationalism.
In an economy in which public debt is growing quickly, the longer fiscal adjustment is put off, the larger and costlier it will have to be.
It is natural for the world to be alarmed by Asia’s growing appetite for energy.
Regional and religious tensions had been growing since Houphouet’s death and were aggravated by the new constitution, which enshrined ethnic discrimination.
This has caused consternation in both the United States and Europe, leading to growing concern that the West is somehow “losing” Turkey.
Meanwhile, as the West becomes increasingly discordant, China’s global influence is growing.
In the run-up to the December presidential election, the chaebol have become a target of growing popular anger.
From the perspective of the European Union, the latest US security bailout raises the possibility that after more than two decades of growing prominence, Europe will lose its agenda-setting power.
As persistently low energy prices put the Kremlin under increasing pressure, there is a growing risk that Russian President Vladimir Putin could fan the flames of nationalism by lashing out once again.
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