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After all, the three disastrous decades that started in 1914 followed a period of rapid and deep globalization.
Barriers among developing countries are also especially high, impeding rapid growth in trade between them.
Many observers worry that this liquidity will lead in the future to a rapid increase in the volume of bank credit, causing a brisk rise in the money supply – and of the subsequent rate of inflation.
But this rise in reserves did not translate into rapid growth of deposits at commercial banks, because the Fed began in October 2008 to pay interest on those reserves.
If the unemployment rate is still very high when product markets begin to tighten, the US Congress will want the Fed to allow more rapid growth in order to bring it down, despite the resulting risk to inflation.
Moreover, Europe’s malaise threatens many of these countries’ political stability as well, given the close connection – especially in China – between the legitimacy of existing arrangements and the continuation of rapid economic growth.
But, in the last ten years or so, we have become concerned about something else: rapid world economic growth.
If expectations of rapid and steady future price increases are important motivating factors, then the price level is inherently unstable, because prices cannot rise forever.
At least one aspect of a housing bubble is visible: rapid price increases.
Like the financially integrated economies of Central and Eastern Europe, the commodity-rich countries have had to manage the complications of rapid inflows of foreign currency.
In fact, it is the rapid acceleration of economic growth in the major emerging countries that has reduced poverty, not only directly, through jobs and higher incomes, but also by generating the revenues governments need to undertake the public-health, education, and other programs that sustain poverty reduction – and growth – in the long term.
Soon after the disaster, the government announced that reconstruction demand and higher prices would bring about relatively rapid economic recovery.
But Japan’s neighbors expect rapid reconstruction and normalization, and for that, stronger political leadership is needed.
The fact is that the US and UK economies look rather alike in their overall cyclical patterns, with sharp downturns from 2007 to 2010 followed by recoveries in both jobs and GDP since then, and with a fairly rapid pace of recovery in the past two years.
But the rapid post-election agreement among the Parliament’s major political groups to support Juncker caught Cameron off guard.
India’s Iraq ProblemNEW DELHI – Iraq seems to be falling apart, with the rapid advance of the militant Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) threatening to lead to the country’s division into Shia, Sunni, and Kurdish entities, while blurring its border with its turbulent western neighbor.
The two main factors driving that increase were the expansion of credit and the rapid rise in resources devoted to asset management (associated, not coincidentally, with the exponential growth in financial-sector incomes).
They argue that rapid financial-sector growth reduces productivity growth in other sectors.
Periods of rapid growth in lending are often associated with construction booms, partly because real-estate assets are relatively easy to post as collateral for loans.
But the greatest leverage will undoubtedly come from policies that foster ongoing and rapid migration from the countryside to the cities.
With two ongoing domestic rebellions, a large population, and the rapid disappearance of oil and water resources, Yemen is quickly emerging as a Western policymaker’s nightmare.
Official pronouncements stress friendly relations between India and China, and some trade analysts argue that, given their rapid growth, the two giant markets will become an economic “Chindia.”
But it is unlikely that the global and US economies will be able to rely on this source of demand for another decade, which is precisely why the Chinese market’s rapid growth should be welcomed by all – not least Western companies, whose bottom lines will increasingly depend on Chinese consumers.
Optimists argue that the potential for rapid growth remains immense, owing to better macroeconomic fundamentals and the promise of best-practice technology spreading throughout the emerging world.
For India, rapid urbanization is particularly vital to enable the country to take full advantage of the demographic dividend afforded by its young population.
For all of its benefits, however, rapid urbanization also poses enormous challenges, from managing congestion and pollution to ensuring that growth is inclusive and equitable.
They must also stabilize the welfare state at a time of rapid population aging.
Is this a short-term phenomenon, and will we see an early return to rapid financial-sector growth as soon as the world economy recovers?
In rich countries, this weakening has happened as a result of cultural globalization and mass migration; in emerging countries, traditional roles and values are succumbing to rapid urbanization and the rise of a new middle class employed in industry or services.
Second, we must accomplish this while leaving room for continued rapid economic development and poverty reduction.
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