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For example, disability insurance has become a huge, rapidly growing problem in many countries, despite the dramatic decline in the share of workers in physically demanding and dangerous jobs like construction and manufacturing.
With public debt rising very rapidly, and in some countries projected to exceed 100% of GDP, governments will not be in a position to take up the slack.
They rapidly identified and defeated the Shining Path army in Peru’s rural areas, where 95% of the fighting had taken place.
At a time when China was rapidly accumulating both economic and military strength, Obama seemed committed to containing its rise as best he could, including by involving the US in territorial disputes in the South China Sea.
The WHO estimates that 80% of all TB cases are concentrated in 23 countries, all poor and most in Africa, Asia, and the former Soviet Union - precisely where HIV infection is spreading most rapidly.
Without such a consistent reminder of the need to tackle AMR, not to mention transparency about progress, the world could become sidetracked and miss the rapidly closing window of opportunity to deliver the changes needed to stop the rise of drug-resistant infections.
The concern is China’s rapidly increasing domestic debt, which currently stands at 215% of GDP.
Female journalists have had to bear the brunt of digital attacks, which can rapidly escalate into threats of sexual violence.
No one knows for sure what will work, so it is important to build a system that can evolve and adapt rapidly.
Los Angeles took decades to implement pollution controls, but other cities, like Beijing, converted rapidly when they saw the benefits.
These types of efforts are needed worldwide, particularly in the largest and most rapidly growing countries.
But they are rapidly catching up as the rate of antibiotics consumption outstrips the pace of economic growth.
With a V-shaped recovery, however, this expenditure fell again, reducing the deficit rapidly.
As a result, the income of the global elite is growing both rapidly and independently of what is happening in terms of overall output and employment growth.
Another key challenge concerns China’s slumping property sector, in which construction and prices dropped rapidly last year.
As China’s coal use begins to fall, its renewables sector is growing rapidly.
Indeed, the pace of biodiversity loss has accelerated, and we are rapidly entering what scientists are calling “the sixth wave of extinctions.”
This rapidly changed after last September 11th.
By contrast, branded products, into which producers have sunk major investments in securing the market, have prices that are much stickier and do not reflect the effects of monetary policy as rapidly.
Socially, the relative hardship in the US Rust Belt, where support for Trump was integral to his victory, is an unintended consequence of a rapidly expanding global labor market that leaves workers almost everywhere vulnerable – even in emerging economies whose workers have seemed like the “winners” of globalization in recent decades.
The rapidly rising costs of environmental damage are restricting economic growth, making the relaxation of environmental protections a false economy.
Higher education has expanded rapidly in the Middle East over the past decade.
This is the second leg of America’s new “Pacific offensive,” aimed at offering nations in the region an alternative to excessive and rapidly growing dependence on a rising China.
With a target of 20 GW of solar generating capacity by 2020, investment in India could grow rapidly.
So, as China rapidly develops solar power, China’s EVs will become, in essence, solar cars – and wind and hydro cars as those energy sources increase as well.
China’s population is aging rapidly, and Chinese households are saving for retirement.
It encourages overconsumption, underinvestment, and rising unemployment in a rapidly aging society, and in a world that can make tremendous use of China’s high saving and industrial capacity.
Rapidly changing events, a growing number of players, and constantly shifting battle lines all point to a quagmire.
But it is clear that central bankers are nervous about moving rapidly, and are worried about the potential impact of policy tightening on financial markets.
Health Care’s New FrontierBEIJING – Developing countries face a seemingly insurmountable hurdle in providing health care to their rapidly growing – or, in some cases, rapidly aging – populations, especially as health systems become increasingly over-burdened and infections and other diseases spread.
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