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If credit expands too rapidly, the Fed can raise the interest rate that it pays on deposits.
Making matters worse, rapidly rising capital and skill requirements for production, among other factors, is sustaining a trend toward less competition among companies across a wide range of sectors in advanced economies.
Wages rose rapidly and most Germans experienced growing prosperity.
At one end of the spectrum are the techno-optimists, who believe we are on the cusp of a new era in which the world’s living standards will rise more rapidly than ever.
After all, who can seriously doubt that innovation is progressing rapidly?
On the supply side, the key question is whether the innovating sector has access to the capital and skills it needs to expand rapidly and continuously.
This perverse outcome becomes possible when there is severe technological dualism in the economy and the more productive activities do not expand rapidly enough.
Yes, the initial disequilibrium shock of the industrial revolution was and is associated with rapidly rising inequality as opportunities are opened to aggressiveness and enterprise, and as the market prices commanded by key scarce skills rise sky-high.
In an era of rapid technological progress, creativity, and innovation, the global economic landscape can change rapidly.
In pluralistic democracies, on the other hand, blasphemy is rapidly diluted.
With China now America’s third largest – and by far its most rapidly growing – export market, the US should push hard to expand business opportunities in China, especially as the Chinese economy tilts increasingly toward internal demand.
For this reason, the future shape of the International Monetary Fund is rapidly moving to the top of the agenda for world leaders as they prepare to meet in Washington in mid-November to discuss the future of the global financial system.
Whether China’s economy can continue to grow rapidly will depend far more on its ability to reform than on how its stock markets perform.
Once it became clear that the epidemic would not be rapidly contained, several firms quickly arranged for clinical trials of potential treatments and vaccines, indicating that they already had the ability to produce plausible candidates.
Low-cost oil is rapidly being depleted.
Although rapidly aging Western countries are unable to attract the immigrants they need, they allow millions who are already there to suffer discrimination and abuse.
There was also clear recognition of meaningful progress on this front, with China’s tertiary sector (services) growing more rapidly than its secondary sector (manufacturing and construction) for the third year in a row – sufficient to make services the Chinese economy’s largest sector for the first time.
But that is a poor excuse for not challenging relatively obvious anti-competitive moves, such as when Facebook purchased Instagram (with its rapidly growing social network) or when Google bought its map competitor, Waze.
They are certain to grow more rapidly in the coming decades than the core of Europe.
Within 11 years of the peak of the pre-Depression business cycle in 1929, output per worker was up 11% and still growing rapidly.
We supported a greater voting share for China, and other rapidly growing emerging markets, in the IMF and the World Bank.
It was one thing when rebalancing failed to occur as the economy was growing rapidly; for the skeptics, it is another matter altogether when rebalancing is stymied in a “slow-growth” climate.
Yet, since its inception, transplant medicine has been grappling with a rapidly increasing gap between the supply of organs and demand for them.
The gap between real-world emissions and what will be needed to keep warming below the agreed-upon limits is rapidly widening.
The global reach of the regulation implied huge economies of scale in the manufacture of handsets and network hardware, so prices fell rapidly, and interoperability between networks and across countries was much easier to achieve.
Thousands of coral reefs, seagrass beds, and other shallow-water ecosystems are rapidly being destroyed and buried as China’s leaders rush to stake their claim to the region.
To start cutting now risks derailing the recovery – which is already bringing down borrowing more rapidly than expected.
A rapidly implemented, national-scale solution would be ideal.
But whether Europe as a whole avoids lost decades of economic growth still hangs in the balance, and depends on whether southern European governments can rapidly restore competitiveness.
Northern Europeans with money to invest were willing to lend on extraordinarily easy terms to those in the south who wanted to spend, and ample pre-2007 spending made employers there willing to raise wages rapidly.
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