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But rapid growth in foreign-exchange reserves means an increase in the domestic money supply, because the PBC issues RMB6.64 (down 3% since June) for every dollar it receives.
Emerging-market central-bank governors fear a US that alternates between expansionary policy that fuels huge hot-money inflows and a domestic inflationary spiral, and rapid tightening that chokes off credit and causes a domestic recession.
By shifting its monetary-policy regime to target 4% annual inflation – or 6% annual nominal GDP growth – the US would set in motion rapid rebalancing in the eurozone.
Policymakers have also failed to boost the efficiency of the public and financial sectors, or to address mounting demographic pressures caused by low birth rates and rapid population aging.
China, after all, has achieved rapid wage growth, and the share of national income accruing to labor is rising, despite the country’s pursuit of trade and rapid labor-displacing technologies.
Of course, more needs to be done to realize Turkey’s human-development potential; but the past decade of educational reforms and their beneficial economic effects demonstrate that the foundations are being laid for rapid, sustainable, and inclusive growth.
Western leaders must help to prevent such an outcome by issuing a clear and principled response to developments in Egypt, one that urges a rapid transition to democratic rule with full political rights for the Brotherhood.
But will rapid development exact an excessively high toll on human rights?
As happens during periods of major and rapid change, the country will experience social tension, uncertainty, and unease.
But, on the receiving end of the message in southern Europe (and across the Atlantic), “austerity” is interpreted largely in fiscal terms – as an excessively rapid and potentially growth-destroying drive to cut deficits faster than the economy can structurally adjust and fill the gap in aggregate demand.
Finding the right balance between excessively rapid and dangerously slow deficit reduction is important, and not all that easy.
This rapid growth should not be surprising, given the prevalence of mental-health problems worldwide.
While the Mental Health First Aid course’s rapid expansion has helped to improve the situation in many communities, there is much left to do.
But the real S&P 500 less than doubled, because investors apparently were unwilling to repeat their mistake in the years leading to 2000, when they overreacted to rapid earnings growth.
The reason that the Millennium Development Goals are feasible is that powerful existing technologies give us the tools to make rapid advances in the quality of life and economic productivity of the world’s poor.
Thus, paradoxically, saving children’s lives is part of the solution to rapid population growth in poor countries.
Our capacity to deploy rapid reaction forces also needs strengthening.
To be sure, for 65 years, rapid trade growth has played a vital role in economic development, with average advanced-economy industrial tariffs plummeting from more than 30% to below 5%.
Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan achieved rapid economic catch-up on the basis of export-led growth.
In addition, as the economists Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee of MIT have argued in their book The Second Machine Age, rapid advances in information technology may enable increasingly extensive automation.
Since then, rapid innovation has led to new applications for IVF and other assisted reproductive technologies.
As always, the rapid advancement of science and technology should be accompanied and tempered by careful and thoughtful consideration of the appropriate uses of newly realized capabilities.
The new world order has given way to an order-less world, in which reliability and predictability have given way to rapid shifts in focus and fickle commitments.
The second risky trend is the rapid decline in fixed-asset investment, from 20-25% to around 8% today.
And yet, although these figures point to a trajectory of rapid growth, they fall short of what is needed – as well of what well-functioning capital markets can provide.
Britain’s flat productivity reflects a combination of rapid automation in some sectors and rapid growth of low-productivity, low-wage jobs – such as Deliveroo drivers riding around on plain old-fashioned bicycles.
Self-Financing DevelopmentNEW YORK – A remarkable feature of the international financial system in the last decade has been the rapid and vast accumulation of foreign-exchange reserves by developing countries.
According to the World Bank, developing countries spend an average of 3-4 % of GDP on infrastructure every year, compared to an estimated 7% of GDP required to meet existing infrastructure needs for maintaining rapid growth.
As a result, their inability to reform, combined with rapid population growth and a rising cohort of young people, is placing them under pressure, creating a possibility of explosive change.
In economic jargon, the supply curve of labor was flat but is now sloping upward, so that rapidly increasing demand for labor resulting from rapid growth is driving up wages.
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