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America prides itself on being one of the world’s most prosperous countries, and can boast that in every recent year except one (2009) per capita GDP has
increased.
The United Kingdom, the United States, and Japan all
increased
their money supply to revive their economies, with currency devaluation becoming an essential part of the recovery mechanism.
And for the independently wealthy – especially those with a majority of income derived from a stock portfolio – standards of living have actually
increased
in recent decades.
When the dollar is weak, capital flows from the United States to other countries, where it spurs growth through
increased
credit.
While this
increased
the broad money supply by $9 trillion, private-sector credit
increased
by only $1.8 trillion, revealing a serious flaw in the transmission of unconventional monetary policy to the real economy.
In fact, although near-zero interest rates have reduced debt-service costs, the real burden of debt has actually
increased
in recent years, owing to declining inflation.
Central banks, in order to generate resources, would expand their balance sheets by investing through the IMF in the form of
increased
SDRs.
However, mutual interaction and equal partnership remain the only response – especially if they are reflected into long overdue reforms of multilateral institutions and
increased
global governance.
Increased
hope, positive expectations, and reduced anxiety can all modify “mindsets” that guide how patients respond to noxious sensations.
Today, with both expansionary monetary policy and
increased
state spending prompting a powerful backlash from the excluded and the under-privileged, steps taken in the name of avoiding another Great Depression may end up exacerbating social polarization.
Since the mid-1970s, the US has ramped up spending on health-care administration by about 4% of GDP and
increased
expenditure on overtreatment by about 2% of GDP.
At the same time, the lower dollar makes American products more competitive in global markets, leading to
increased
exports and reduced imports.
With a lower total yield and
increased
portfolio risk, it is not surprising that investors worldwide want to sell dollars.
Before employment
increased
in 1997, young people bounced from one training place to another.
Between 2000 and 2005, Washington paid out nearly $4 billion to Colombia, with approximately 75% of the total going to the military and the police, and
increased
its presence in the country with 800 soldiers and 600 private security contractors.
Yet gross public debt had actually increased, to 93.2% of GDP.
Nor can one argue that trade growth has little to do with trade policy: while lower transport costs have
increased
trade volumes, so has steady reduction of trade barriers.
In both El Nino and the hurricane,
increased
outbreaks of infectious disease followed natural disasters.
This
increased
transparency carries both promise and peril for the companies involved.
A recent survey by the International Finance Corporation found that Uniminuto graduates – almost two-thirds of whom qualified as low-income upon enrollment –
increased
their incomes and job responsibilities and derived good value from their educational experience.
Increased
sand drift was one of the effects noted during and after the first Gulf war.
But the consequences of the
increased
mobility of sand are likely to be far worse than they were in Kuwait, where in the absence of significant agriculture and forests, the impact was mainly on technical systems and infrastructure.
Globalization’s dynamism has benefited many, but it has also
increased
inequality.
Mitt Romney, the likely Republican nominee for president, pledges to increase the rate of shipbuilding – a commitment linked to an
increased
US presence in the Pacific.
Sluggish economic activity has
increased
the rate of urban unemployment to an estimated 34% of the labor force.
In fact, the trend is accelerating everywhere, with the number of overweight people worldwide having
increased
by some 40% in the last decade alone.
Because the euro has appreciated against the dollar, the euro price of crude oil and base metals has
increased
at a slower pace than their corresponding dollar prices.
Ambitious young pols like Florida Senator Marco Rubio and Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker currently are viewed as Bush’s strongest rivals, but both will be facing
increased
scrutiny and testing.
Mao achieved his goal following the so-called peaceful liberation of the East Turkestan Republic (now Xinjiang) in 1949 and the invasion of Tibet in 1950, which promptly
increased
China’s size by more than one-third.
These research findings were part of the reason the Bangladeshi government
increased
its health investments in its 2017-18 budget.
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