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Indeed, by failing to channel our savings in ways that create an economy fit to serve a rapidly growing global population within environmental limitations, financial markets are shorting civilization as a whole.
Of course, wealthier, more stable countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, and the UAE are better placed than conflict-torn countries like Yemen, Libya, and Iraq to address the rapidly intensifying water crisis they face.
Financial markets are thus even more important for China than for the US or Europe, and there are clear signs that the productivity of investment has been declining rapidly in China.
The evidence from these experiments speaks loud and clear that it is best to introduce large reforms rapidly without waiting to discover the "right" sequence of reforms.
Exploiting popular discontent fueled by rapidly rising inequality, Bo, who had been widely viewed as a likely candidate for a top leadership position in the Politburo Standing Committee, adopted a neo-Maoist stance that China’s top leadership could not abide.
NEW YORK – The latest round of tit-for-tat tariffs by the United States and China has intensified the ongoing global debate about whether the world is facing a mere trade skirmish or heading rapidly toward a full-blown trade war.
Other commodity prices had risen rapidly in the early 1970’s, in direct response to monetary easing in the US and elsewhere.
Until 2007, many people financed consumer purchases, whose prices were more or less stable, by borrowing against their houses, which were rapidly rising in value.
When they were growing rapidly – especially compared to the advanced economies – they attracted massive amounts of capital.
But the course of history may change rapidly.
As a result of these changes, China’s economic power is rapidly rising.
Now, China is rapidly approaching a similar configuration.
In theory, as capital floods in, these countries’ exchange rates will appreciate rapidly, making them look unattractive and automatically stemming the flow.
While the eurozone crisis helps to explain why more than half of young people in Greece and Spain are unemployed, rapidly growing economies like South Africa and Nigeria are experiencing similar rates of youth joblessness.
A period of rapidly accelerating inflation in the recent past will lead people to believe that inflation will increase in the future, too.
I showed that, when the now-standard view about inflation was developed in the 1970s, increases in aggregate demand above levels consistent with full employment were actually few, short-lived, and small, and that past inflation jumps had been incorporated into future expectations not rapidly, but slowly over time.
The US has shifted rapidly from global leadership to that kind of free riding, seeming to bypass the stage of global cooperation.
Economic development rapidly needs to become sustainable development, by adopting technologies and lifestyles that reduce the dangerous pressures on the Earth’s ecosystems.
Even Greece, despite its rapidly eroding competitiveness and increasingly unsustainable fiscal path, could attract the capital that it needed.
Little wonder: The world economy has few bright spots – and many that are dimming rapidly.
This contrasts sharply with rapidly declining savings rates among the elderly in the United States.
By 1993, the number of wild boar had increased sixfold, before halving due to a disease outbreak and predation from the rapidly growing wolf population.
In the latest data (through the end of August), despite being two-thirds the size, Ireland received more ECB financing than Greece – totaling 75% of Irish GNP and growing rapidly.
For example, carmakers, which employ hundreds of thousands of people across the region, are rapidly deploying robots that are more efficient and precise than humans.
In developing countries, the impact will be greatest in manufacturing, and factories there already are rapidly putting in place labor-saving technology.
The United States and the European Union have a combined GDP of about $34 trillion and a population of 822 million, with the US population growing rapidly.
Put this in the context of a rapidly aging population and the effects on overall consumption are dramatic.
Either way, at a time when we need serious investigative journalism and intelligent analysis of economic trends and business activities more than ever, the capacity to deliver them is rapidly being eroded.
First, Russia is failing to diversify its economy rapidly enough.
The West industrialized rapidly without worrying about climate change, contributing mightily to the stock of greenhouse gases that has led the world ever closer to the tipping point at which global warming can no longer be halted.
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