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The result was an explosion of economic growth and a rapid increase in living standards.
The combination of private incentives and effective education is a key reason for China’s rapid growth.
China can continue its rapid growth and technological development through its own efforts.
After centuries of enslavement and colonial rule, and decades of economic mismanagement or internal conflict, can Africa stage a rapid comeback?
We are likely to see African technological leapfrogging in government organization (e.g. the efficiency of the payments and settlements systems in Southern Africa), road networks, power grids, air travel, and other parts of the critical economic "plumbing" necessary for a modern economy and for rapid growth in Africa’s living standards.
Africa’s reforms to date have already started to produce results, though not yet sufficient to guarantee sustained and rapid economic growth.
But rapid growth obscured many problems.
The Trump administration seems to recognize that, at a time when rapid power shifts in Asia could affect regional stability, an increasingly confident India can help the US in underwriting security.
But ISIS does have a last-ditch strategy to prop itself up: rapid recruitment.
But while a small number of innovative professors are using such methods to reinvent their courses, the tremendous resistance they face from other faculty holds down the size of the market and makes it hard to justify the investments needed to produce more rapid change.
The hype and excitement of recent years over the prospect of rapid catch-up with the advanced economies have evaporated.
The low interest rates, high commodity prices, rapid globalization, and post-Cold War stability that underpinned this extraordinary period are unlikely to persist.
Ever since the Industrial Revolution, manufacturing has been the key to rapid economic growth.
Following the Second World War, there were two waves of rapid economic convergence: one in the European periphery during the 1950s and 1960s, and another in East Asia since the 1960s.
So I remain skeptical that a services-led model can deliver rapid growth and good jobs in the way that manufacturing once did.
Despite disputes over R2P’s legal basis, the doctrine gained rapid recognition – not least because the various schools of interventionism united behind it.
The result will be very intense pressure for a rapid redesign of European institutions, with the risk that the outcome will lack credibility – less a U-turn than a dead end.
On the other hand, rapid population growth as a result of higher birth rates can threaten the wellbeing of the poorest communities and countries, by altering the dependency ratio at the other end of the scale.
Eventually, China’s rapid growth will have to be reflected in a significant rise in its currency, its domestic price level, or in both.
Meeting those objectives will require both an improvement in energy productivity (the amount of income produced per unit of energy consumed) of at least 3% per year and the rapid decarbonization of energy supply, with the share of zero-carbon energy increasing by at least one percentage point each year.
That is why rapid growth historically has always been associated with industrialization (except for a handful of small countries with large natural-resource endowments).
Because the growth of these cities has been accelerated and magnified by productive technologies, rapid internal migration, and high net reproduction rates, many have reached unprecedented sizes at breathless speed.
But will emerging-market cities be healthy enough to drive rapid economic growth?
Likewise, capital has flowed into Iceland at such a rapid clip that the International Monetary Fund felt obliged to warn that, “overheating risks are a clear and present concern.”
In today’s world, it looks as if the new winners are big states with large populations and rapid growth: Brazil, Russia, India, and China (BRICs), in addition to the United States.
Of course, a large share of China’s population has gained from three decades of unprecedentedly rapid GDP growth.
Given Finland’s difficult domestic political situation, its citizens may look to Denmark and Sweden – which boast rapid growth and low national debt, and do not pay into the European Financial Stability Facility or the European Stability Mechanism – and decide that eurozone membership costs too much and is no longer worthwhile.
The payoffs are seen in soaring employment, a decade-long stock market boom, and rapid rates of innovation and productivity improvements.
Nicolas Sarkozy’s rapid fall from grace is unprecedented in the history of the Fifth Republic.
However, many of these plants are unable to keep up with rapid population growth and attendant increases in demand.
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