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Some observers worry that as China’s power grows, it will free ride rather than contribute to an international order that it did not create.
As the money supply grows, capital efficiency declines.
What if unrest grows to levels not seen in many years?
With this mix of policies, Chinese carbon emissions could peak by 2030, even as the economy grows at a rate of 4-5%.
If output grows above trend, the budget is in surplus; if it grows below trend, the budget is in deficit.
Europe grows less because it works less - and it should not be surprised if a number of so-called "developing countries" soon catch up with Europe in terms of income per capita.
As the push to transplant legal norms grows, international agencies should focus on helping countries make their laws effective in practice, not just on paper.
The crisis grows from one pivotal question: Must democracy be secular?
This means that over time, the advantage of moving toward freer trade grows dramatically bigger: the $120 billion benefit in 2015 grows to many trillions of dollars of annual benefits by the end of the century.
But as barriers become higher, the negative impact on welfare grows disproportionately.
The desire for greater participation grows as economies develop and people adjust to modernization.
In fact, this dangerous and irresponsible action is yet another key sign that China’s rise as a global power lacks any guarantee that it will be a peaceful nation once it grows strong.
More generally, the national debt of any country grows by the size of its budget deficit or declines by the size of its budget surplus.
If Europe now grows without making the hard decisions needed to address them, those decisions become correspondingly less likely to be made.
Death is suppressed socially, but the effect is that individuals' fear of death grows ever greater.
And because it is harder for that child to get a good job when he or she grows up, malnutrition shapes not just his or her life, but also the lives of the next generation.
This is a labour of Sisyphus, since the 'acquis' grows faster than the capacity to absorb it in East European legislation.
Much of this grows from a subconscious European guilt related to the Holocaust.
Thus, what only a few months ago had looked from Washington like a successful transition to some sort of representative government is obviously a travesty: just as under Saddam, power today grows out of the barrel of the gun – only now the state does not hold a monopoly on the means of violence.
As competition for talent grows and hubs of innovation spread, countries need to construct a talent pipeline that extends beyond their borders.
That intervention greatly prolonged the war, which grows bloodier by the day.
But, as the violence grows and the election nears, her room for maneuver will undoubtedly narrow.
When the Fed loosens policy, credit grows all over the world, and vice versa.
Infectious diseases have no borders, and as African countries deepen their trade ties and intra-Africa migration grows, the threat of regional pandemics will only increase.
Intolerance grows, and not just in societies run by jihadists and religious fanatics.
Leadership degeneration accelerates as the autocratic regime ages and grows more bureaucratic.
As Japan grows increasingly nervous about China’s rise, the case for increasing investment in the other Asian giant strengthens.
India needs better and much more education, as its young population grows.
After her death, his father, a villager who grows vegetables and gets other work when he can, was unable to care for him, and placed him in an orphanage.
As its power grows, China seems determined to choke off Asian competitors, a tendency reflected in its hardening stance toward India.
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