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But it appears that the 60 Minutes program generated some attention; within four days of the broadcast, the number of cosponsors of the proposal increased from nine to 57, and a session was called to discuss the legislation next month.
The creation of Europe’s single market facilitated increased intra-European trade.
Meanwhile, for some low-income countries, increased manufacturing and service-sector automation of the sort described by Brynjolfsson and McAfee, whether within advanced economies or within China’s established industrial clusters, will make the path to middle- and high-income status more difficult to achieve.
Indeed, Thailand, whose online repression has increased under the junta, now blocks more than 100,000 websites from its citizens.
The crisis has already increased the extent of such migration within Europe.
Prolonged slump imposes not only mass unemployment, but stagnant wages, increased poverty, and rising inequality.
Policies of the type pioneered by President Clinton (a huge drop in America’s budget deficit followed by falling interest rates) increased employment without inciting inflation.
As a result, we are in a difficult period, because realizing the hopes expressed by Obama will require increased American pressure on Israel, a stance that is unpopular at home.
Although overseas development aid increased by 9% from 2010 to 2013, aid for basic education fell by 22%, from an already-low $4.5 billion to $3.5 billion.
First, despite the decline in GDP growth, total social financing – and especially bank credit – has increased.
Investment in real estate has also slowed, having increased by just over 1% last year, owing to a number of policy constraints.
This pool of reserves surpasses developing countries’ immediate liquidity needs, leading to their increased creation and expansion of sovereign wealth funds, which have an additional level of assets of more than $3 trillion.
So far, there have been several rounds of BIT talks, focusing on increased investment protection and market access.
But, at the end of 2014, public debt amounted to 175% of GDP, having increased from its 2009 level of 127%.
Unit labor costs in the four southern countries increased by 36%, 28%, 30%, and 25%, respectively, from 2000 to 2010, compared to less than 5% in Germany, resulting in an end-2010 cumulative divergence above 30% in Greece and more than 20% in Portugal, Italy, and Spain.
But labor costs increased much faster in the south, resulting in differential cost increases that cannot be addressed by devaluation as long as the monetary union endures.
The spread of manufacturing, and hence greater prosperity, into the nooks and corners of Asia’s hinterlands through trade and investment flows, points to the need for Asian governments to begin to understand, and reckon with, increased economic integration.
Whereas Gazprom’s production stagnated and even fell, oil output increased by more than 50% over the course of several years.
At first, the eurozone seemed to function like a true currency union: capital-market integration was accelerated; cross-border activity increased; and the per capita income gap between member countries decreased.
Americans tend to describe leadership with tough male stereotypes, but recent leadership studies show increased success for what was once considered a “feminine style.”
The ensuing migration eased labor shortages in host countries like the UK and Germany, and increased the earnings of the migrants themselves.
Interest rates would begin rising in the United States and the United Kingdom; quantitative easing would deliver increased inflation in Japan; and restored confidence in banks would enable a credit-led recovery in the eurozone.
Of course, UK farmers will face increased hardship from losing the EU market, which accounts for more than half of what they export.
Since the late 1970s, the post-tax income of the richest fifth has increased five times as fast as the poorest fifth in the US, and four times as fast in the UK.
Inequality within countries has increased, and inequality between countries increased sharply after 1980, before leveling off in the late 1990’s and finally falling back after 2000, as catch-up growth in developing countries accelerated.
Nor is it by any means certain that the human capital of the majority can be increased faster than that of the minority, who capture all of the educational advantages flowing from superior wealth, family conditions, and connections.
The day after Black Monday, Minister of Economy Alexey Ulyukaev said that the CBR should have increased interest rates sooner.
Ricardo Hausmann, Lant Pritchett, and I recently identified and examined more than 80 episodes of growth acceleration - in which a country increased its growth rate by 2% or more for at least seven years - in the period since 1950.
Indeed, three million Zimbabweans have escaped into neighboring countries, fuelling increased poverty, crime, and xenophobia.
This estimate includes savings from both economic and health outcomes, such as increased worker productivity and averted cases of chronic diarrhea and other diseases.
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