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This formula underpinned the rapid consolidation of good government, based on rigorous standards of official conduct that limited the elite’s arbitrary power.
Kenya’s new feed-in tariff has triggered a rapid expansion of geothermal capacity, and, at 300MW, the largest wind-farm project in sub-Saharan Africa.
The World Bank has created a $2 billion fund to provide rapid support to countries hosting large refugee populations.
But now the task for the new member states - which account for 20% of the enlarged EU's population but only 5% of its GDP - is no less difficult: to achieve the rapid catch-up growth rates needed to close the economic gap with the EU's leaders.
Advocates of rapid euroization argue that it will promote and lock in fiscal, financial, and labor market reforms while expanding trade and boosting income.
Inequality by the ClickLONDON – Pope Francis warned in November that “ideologies which defend the absolute autonomy of the marketplace” are driving rapid growth in inequality.
In many emerging countries, rapid economic growth has raised living standards to at least some degree for almost everyone, but the share of the rich and ultra-rich is increasing dramatically.
WASHINGTON, DC – After decades of rapid economic growth and per capita income gains, Brazil is struggling.
Peace in Cyprus would be a strategic game changer for Europe, opening the possibility for the rapid revival of Turkey’s accession process, which has been largely stalled as a result of objections by the Republic of Cyprus.
Continued rapid technological change threatens to widen further the existing gap between available skills and those demanded by the global labor market.
It is now China’s turn to experience this phenomenon – only, in China’s case, it is occurring amid broad economic transformation and rapid social change.
Countries like Germany, Finland, and the Netherlands are right to argue that rapid progress cannot come at the expense of the new supervisory structure’s quality.
If the export boost is large enough and rapid enough, the earnings it brings largely offset the decline in domestic demand, and overall output is stabilized or even returned to growth.
What is needed to promote the rapid growth of small and medium-size Greek enterprises?
New information technologies have been adopted at an unusually rapid rate.
This is an alarming development for India, because the RBI’s credibility and effectiveness have contributed substantially to macroeconomic and financial stability, thereby helping to sustain rapid GDP growth in recent years.
The best ones are positive, like rapid economic growth and rising prosperity, which underpinned the European dream in the past.
My best bet is that these countries will maintain rapid growth as they shift their economic focus to their vast and untapped domestic markets.
Over time, the major tech companies’ rapid accumulation of market power has led to the rise of oligopolies in some sectors, and monopoly players in a few.
With rapid economic growth have come more prosperous consumers – and vice versa: 45% of Africa’s total GDP growth in the 2000’s (before the financial crisis erupted in 2008) came from consumer-related sectors of the economy.
International relations tend to become destabilized by rapid changes in the distribution of power.
In addition to poverty, backwardness, repression, rapid population growth, religious and ethnic hatred, and stateless peoples (such as the Kurds and the Palestinians), the region has unstable borders.
Though this is slowly starting to change, there is a growing need for a rapid overhaul.
Second, Africa is undergoing a profound long-term transformation, characterized by rapid digitization, urbanization, and growth in the working-age population, which will outnumber the labor force of China and India by 2034.
If China can help find a way to balance the need for high standards and safeguards in project lending with the imperative of rapid loan dispersion, global economic governance would benefit significantly.
Recent debate about income inequality in the US and other developed countries has focused on the rapid surge in incomes for the few.
The lack of such a treaty between the US and China is a glaring exception, with the unfortunate effect of limiting of US companies’ opportunities to participate in the rapid expansion of China’s domestic consumer market.
Meanwhile, the security dimension of EU membership diminished in importance when the US opted for rapid NATO enlargement.
The social-insurance systems in Europe, as in the United States, Japan, and elsewhere, were designed under vastly different economic and demographic circumstances – more rapid economic growth, rising populations, and lower life expectancy – from those prevailing today.
There may well have been speculative behavior that contributed to the rapid swing.
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