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But, even as the urgency of being able to understand trends and act in real time is increasing, many governments face significant gaps in their ability to produce and analyze information.
It also corroborates reports published by international organizations and institutions like the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, Human Rights Watch, and Freedom House about the increasing deterioration of political liberties in Venezuela.
Higher divorce rates and increasing numbers of people living alone influence civic life because, controlling for other factors, single people are less likely to be trusting and less engaged civically than married people.
The human and economic costs of continued high-carbon growth include severe health impacts, growing disruption to infrastructure, and water and food security, as well as increasing market volatility, most notably in developing countries.
However, HFCs, some of which are 4,000 times more potent as greenhouse gases than carbon dioxide, are a disaster for climate change, and their use is still increasing annually by 10%.
Moreover, increasing legal roadblocks to scientific progress are stifling inventiveness everywhere.
But how will China wield its increasing economic power?
As a result, governments now probe one another’s defenses every day, increasing the risk of accidental hostilities.
Continued development in vulnerable regions – particularly coastlines – contributes heavily to the increasing exposure of economic assets.
The risk of economic loss from floods is increasing particularly quickly in OECD countries.
Are moderate Islamic intellectuals facing increasing criticism and challenge?
India in AfricaChina’s increasing influence in Africa has attracted great attention in recent years.
In both the United States and Japan, despite low unemployment, wages are not increasing, at least not at the rate historical experience would indicate.
Now Germany is practically at full employment, but wages are not increasing at much more than 2% – far lower than the 5% rate that prevailed when Germany last had such low unemployment (below 4%), nearly 30 years ago.
Such questions will have increasing salience in light of the concerns about economic efficiency and cost containment that are shaping the efforts of today's shamans to read, assess, and tame the future in this, the age of biotechnology.
It has been claimed that foreign investors are purchasing land that has been left idle; thus, by bringing it into production, the purchases are increasing the availability of food overall.
Turkey poses a special problem given its increasing illiberalism at home and mercurial behavior abroad.
Email and other technological developments now also play an increasing role.
But online talent platforms aggregate much larger amounts of information efficiently, increasing the “signal density.”
In the short to medium run, fiscal consolidation – whether in the form of cutting government spending or increasing revenues – results in lower output and employment, which means lower tax collection, higher deficits, and escalating debt relative to GDP.
From computers and scanners to mobile devices, an increasing number of humans spend much of their conscious lives interacting with the world through electronics, the only barrier between brain and machine being the senses — sight, sound, and touch — through which humans and devices interface.
Increasing knowledge of human genetics, for example, led to attempts to reject criminal responsibility, based on the inappropriate belief that genes predetermine actions.
The trend was driven by a boom in solar energy in China and Japan and increasing European investment in off-shore wind power.
Leaving aside the immorality of this war--and immoral it is--I wish to draw attention to this increasing ability and inclination of democracies to "deal" with (meaning neutralize) public opinion.
In Kenya, which already leads the world in mobile money through “m-PESA,” an upsurge in telemedicine is enabling rural patients and health practitioners to interact, through video conferencing, with staff in Kenya’s main hospitals – thereby increasing quality of care at very little cost.
That falloff in investment implies slower productivity growth, while aging populations in developed countries – and now in an increasing number of emerging markets (for example, China, Russia, and Korea) – reduce the labor input in production.
But make no mistake: There is nothing normal or healthy about economic performance that is increasing inequality and, in many countries, leading to a populist backlash – both on the right and the left – against trade, globalization, migration, technological innovation, and market-oriented policies.
Even the elderly are increasing their savings, owing partly to longer life expectancy and a surge in medical costs.
The goal of such reform is to improve the state’s capacity to adapt to the sheer size and increasing complexity of the Chinese economy, and to mitigate risk.
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).
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