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Dogs are not widely vaccinated, as they are in developed countries; and even when they are, their populations turn over very rapidly.
By mid-July, however, the cost of borrowing for Spain and Italy was nearing four points, and France’s borrowing conditions were rapidly deteriorating.
Like their Japanese and South Korean counterparts, however, Chinese firms will have to learn how to operate in highly sophisticated developed-country markets, as well as in developing countries, where their investments in natural resources are expanding rapidly.
But the same deficiencies existed when India was growing rapidly.
The excessive debt accumulated by households has been worked off much more rapidly; and, once losses have been recognized, people can start again.
They would have collapsed much more had a vast scheme to prop up their price via outright manipulation not been rapidly implemented.
As Hillary Clinton, Obama’s rapidly fading rival for the Democratic nomination is finding out to her dismay, policies can be an overrated commodity in presidential elections that really matter.
They know, however, a chance for making good profits in a rapidly expanding market when they see one.
The crisis is rapidly reaching a climax.
In the absence of international leadership in forging a political end-state, Syria’s conflict has tragically become a sectarian civil war – one that is rapidly metastasizing, with far-reaching consequences for US interests in the region and for prior US political investments in projects like Iraq.
Likewise, as France slides into a governance crisis and its leaders’ credibility rapidly erodes, the leading French intellectual Alain Minc has published Vive l’Allemagne (“Long Live Germany”), in which he argues that Germany is Europe’s healthiest and most democratic country.
In recent months, growth in military expenditure has accelerated rapidly, exceeding the authorities’ already ambitious plans.
For example, the rise in inequality has many causes: the addition of 2.3 billion Chinese and Indians to the global labor force, which is reducing the jobs and wages of unskilled blue-collar and off-shorable white-collar workers in advanced economies; skill-biased technological change; winner-take-all effects; early emergence of income and wealth disparities in rapidly growing, previously low-income economies; and less progressive taxation.
Three decades of relative social and economic stability then ensued, from the late 1940’s until the mid-1970’s, a period when inequality fell sharply and median incomes grew rapidly.
In the US, manufacturing workers’ wages have long been stagnant, and job opportunities in the sector have fallen rapidly.
Despite the high rate of HIV/AIDS infections, Malawi’s population, like that of many developing nations, is growing rapidly.
Inflation has surpassed the double-digit mark, forcing the central bank to raise interest rates – an approach that is unsustainable, given the deepening recession and the ballooning cost of servicing Brazil’s rapidly growing debt.
Its population is aging more rapidly than most.
But by then the Muslim population will have expanded rapidly – to 10-20% of the total in the UK.
The cancer rapidly regressed but then recurred and killed the mice.
Today, amid a rising tide of anti-Americanism, US policy on Pakistan is rapidly unraveling.
If the saving rate continues to rise rapidly, it could push America’s fragile economy into another downturn.
There are no places in the US economy where wages or product prices are rising more rapidly than expected.
But studies show that the multiplier effect of government spending – when it may increase GDP by more than the expenditure – shrinks rapidly after a few quarters, and then turns negative.
Third, recovering domestic demand will lead imports to rise more rapidly than exports.
Fourth, Spain’s working-age population is set to shrink rapidly.
Beyond its massive natural-resource endowments, the continent has a favorable demographic profile (its rapidly growing population means that it will soon have the world’s largest workforce) and high urbanization rates.
With the group rapidly gaining control over vast areas extending into Iraq, the US – along with Bahrain, Jordan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates – began launching airstrikes inside Syria last year.
But a clear commitment by policymakers to achieve a steadily rising carbon price – ideally one that increases more rapidly whenever fossil-fuel prices are at a cyclical low – is also required.
In 1990-2010, self-employment rates fell across the OECD countries, with business ownership in the US, for example, having declined rapidly since 2002.
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