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If the renminbi were added to this group of the world’s leading currencies, it would gain considerable prestige, and central banks would undoubtedly increase their use of the currency as a reserve asset.
Any increase will depend entirely on improvements in education and training, which are absent from the data, and from investment in equipment and structures, which is depressed relative to historical levels.
Taxi drivers and hotel owners may feel threatened, but the sharing economy has the potential to increase and redistribute earnings in cities that are already struggling with poverty and inequality.
Italy has received a number of waivers from EU fiscal rules in recent years, allowing it to increase its deficit somewhat.
Pakistan is now the sick man of South Asia, with three consecutive years of growth below 3% causing the number of people living in absolute poverty to increase by 10 million.
Much of this increase is occurring in large cities where discontent was already mounting in response to the government’s palpable failure to provide basic goods and services.
World Bank data link the economic downturn to an increase, by 200,000, in mortality among children under the age of five.
Competition for talent will increase.
It would also develop scalable and economically sustainable models for providing the education, apprenticeships, and training needed to increase the global skills base.
Since the lifetime prevalence of a psychotic illness is roughly 1% of the population, daily cannabis use would increase this to 2%.
Those who received only THC had a significant increase in paranoid thoughts, psychotic symptoms, and memory impairment, while those who received the combination experienced no paranoia, had fewer psychotic symptoms, and maintained memory function.
America’s net exports will have to increase, meaning that the net exports of China, Japan, and other surplus countries will consequently decrease.
The only significant exception to these trends is China, which has designed industrial policies specifically to increase the share of domestic value-added and to improve workers’ conditions.
They are unperturbed by the fact that the same legislation will, when it is fully implemented, lead to an increase in taxes for the majority of the middle class – a group whose fortunes have been in decline for the last 30 years or so.
Tracking Big Pharma’s Progress on AMRLONDON – This week, at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, the Access to Medicine Foundation (AMF) is launching an antimicrobial resistance (AMR) benchmark to “track how pharmaceutical companies are responding to the increase in drug-resistance.”
The agenda includes an expansion of the tax base to reduce dependency on oil, an initiative to increase competition in media and telecommunications, and a constitutional change that will permit the state-owned oil company Pemex to enter into joint ventures with foreign firms.
A huge influx of capital could lead to a significant appreciation of the peso’s exchange rate, causing an increase in Mexico’s currently very attractive labor costs.
So this brings us to the need to increase “normal” access limits.
By 2050, global food production will have to increase by 60% to meet demand from a growing world population with changing consumption habits.
To ensure food security for all, we will have to increase not just food production, but also availability, especially for those living in developing countries.
By enabling farmers to increase their output and incomes, smallholder-inclusive private investment can bolster economic growth and food security.
Regrettably, when then-Senator, now Vice-President Joe Biden was asked what spending an Obama administration might have to curtail because of the financial crisis, he mentioned the pledge to increase foreign aid.
While we shouldn't exaggerate the Internet's benefits, it can reduce business costs, increase access to information, and create opportunities.
Through the 1980's, massive loans, grants, and "technical assistance" to state-owned monopoly telecom providers did almost nothing to increase the number of people with telephones in poor countries.
It would only increase the power, prestige, and resources of entrenched lobbies of established university professors who often prevent entry and competition.
The Road to Fiscal CrisisWASHINGTON, DC – It has become fashionable among Washington insiders – Democrats and Republicans alike – to throw up their hands and say: We ultimately face a major budget crisis in the United States, particularly as rising health-care costs increase the fiscal burden of entitlements like Medicare and Medicaid.
In the US, the costs include more than eight million jobs lost since 2007, an increase in government debt relative to GDP of around 40% (mostly due to lost tax revenue), and much more.
For the US to shrink its overall deficit, it must either reduce expenditures or increase savings.
The likely outcome is a further cut in public investment, combined with additional social spending and an increase in the minimum wage, which would benefit some Germans, but also make it more difficult for refugees to find jobs.
The AI revolution could pull the “bottom billion” out of poverty and transform dysfunctional institutions, or it could entrench injustice and increase inequality.
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