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But, according to McKinsey, China has been more proactive than India in planning for rapid urbanization, demonstrating that it has the capacity and the resources to address environmental challenges.
By failing to address the impacts of rapid urbanization adequately, India is leaving these benefits unclaimed.
Nokia’s board resisted change, making it impossible for the company to adapt to rapid shifts in the industry.
During the 2000’s, rapid growth in emerging markets boosted business and consumer demand for many services in which US multinationals are strongly competitive.
A French No would sit well with the Union’s newer members from Eastern Europe, who know Chirac is not their friend, and who are more attracted by promises of rapid economic growth than social protection and corporate state mischief.
But financial markets’ reaction to the US Federal Reserve’s warning in May that it may wind down its unconventional monetary policies led many analysts to question how rapid emerging-market growth would be.
Others, such as Dani Rodrik, have always been more cautious, arguing that much of the past rapid growth in major EMDEVs was due to a period of technological “catch-up” growth in manufacturing, which was reaching its limits, and could not be easily extended to the large service sector or other parts of developing economies.
Dramatic, rapid change could result in prolonged failure.
While LGFVs use the low-cost loans to build infrastructure, the social returns of those investments are often low; and, after decades of rapid infrastructure construction, the marginal returns are declining.
China’s invention initiative has produced such rapid results in part because the government actively cooperates with its Asian competitors.
The rapid growth that many developing countries experienced prior to the crisis was largely the result of the same model.
First, it depends heavily on rapid growth in foreign demand.
Gordon’s thesis is more about a kind of “satiation” in rapid technological progress, which depresses expected returns and thus helps to explain the chronic lack of sufficient investment.
It is likely that continued rapid increases in prosperity are possible.
We have entered a dangerous period in which a huge and growing population, combined with rapid economic growth, now threatens to have a catastrophic impact on the earth’s climate, biodiversity, and fresh-water supplies.
This was demonstrated by the rapid growth of output and incomes that followed the arrival of the so-called "peace dividend" which came with the Cold War's end.
By contrast, his rivals, most notably Yulia Tymoshenko, emphasized a rapid shift toward NATO and the European Union.
Economic advisers assured their bosses that recovery would be rapid.
Moreover, rapid population growth and bungled economic policy have made Iran excessively dependent on food imports.
The advanced countries will be asked to reduce their CO2 emissions at a substantial rate, while emissions in developing countries can rise to allow for rapid, catch-up economic growth.
Even though in 2001 the share of GDP devoted to IT investment was about the same in the EU and in the US, this was due to recent, concentrated bursts in Europe, as well as to the rapid investment slowdown in the US after the dot.com bubble burst.
Because the period of rapid IT spending in Europe coincided with a cyclical downturn in the world economy, it may still be too early to see its benefits.
As one can see, the yen appreciated gradually in the 1960s and 1970s, as one would expect, given Japan’s rapid catch-up growth of those decades.
Yet, as Figure 4 shows, the real appreciation led to a rapid collapse of China’s annual export growth, from above 15% (smoothed over three-year intervals) to elow 10%, and now to a financial slump as well.
What Macron is trying to do is update France’s economic operating system, shifting from the reparative approach of the past to a preparatory model that can better address the challenges generated by digital technology, globalization, and rapid innovation.
From this point of view, it might be best that not much rapid changes take place after the handover and that business integration proceeds with caution.
This will aggravate Asia’s already serious water problem, which is becoming particularly serious in cities, owing to rapid urbanization.
Perhaps the hardest challenge has been to persuade the public, impatient for rapid growth, of the need to ensure stability first.
The public sector underwent rapid and radical decentralization as part of the transition, owing to the creation of the country’s quasi-federal governmental structure, which created significant overlap and duplication, both in terms of effort and resources.
India has many handicaps and lacks many of the things that are needed to sustain rapid growth.
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