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The country has already shown that under favorable conditions its exports can compete and grow rapidly.
With a rapidly aging population and a shrinking workforce, tax revenue will contract, while expenditure on pensions and health care will expand, undermining the fiscal position.
Moreover, tourism has surged, and both company and government revenues have been rising rapidly.
Such “structural flexibility” is better adapted to enabling the broad changes that rapidly evolving technological and global economic forces require.
Photovoltaics can be rapidly deployed in rural areas without the need for installing an expensive grid system – Bangladesh is a pioneering case in point.
But if a new system were to take hold, it could rapidly shift power away from the US.
The Internet enables startups to scale up rapidly and at a low cost, unburdened by legacy systems and traditional methods of doing business, while blurring the lines between sectors.
Globalization and modern technology now enables social movements to transcend borders as rapidly as ideas can.
Nonetheless, she has rapidly overtaken Aécio Neves, the Social Democratic Party (PSDB) candidate, as the main challenger to Dilma Rousseff, the incumbent President and Workers’ Party (PT) candidate.
We must evolve and keep pace with a rapidly changing world.
The problem is that the old European parties’ intellectual and moral foundations have rapidly eroded in recent years, owing partly to their failure – or inability – to adapt to EU-level systems.
Africa must rapidly develop its own resources, beginning by nearly doubling tax revenues.
Japan’s leaders must also work to expand the workforce, which faces severe constraints, owing largely to the country’s rapidly aging population.
Radically different strategies of reform and restructuring on a broad front, in the market and in public finance, need to be phased in rapidly to create a prospect for dealing with the problem.
In an ideal world, America’s next president would rapidly embark on a two-step approach to restoring job dynamism and financial soundness.
As the economic pie grows less rapidly, greater fairness will be crucial to social stability.
But the often-heard justification for this assumption – that humanity is rapidly depleting these scarce resources – is inconsistent with real-world events, as innovation has effectively expanded oil, gas, and coal reserves to unprecedented levels in recent years.
While China and India grow rapidly, most of Africa is stagnating.
Tensions hidden during the long Clinton-era boom rose throughout 2001, when America tried to address its economic downturn by rapidly easing its monetary and fiscal policies.
Lack of recovery in Japan means that budget deficits are huge, too, and so are pension payments to a rapidly aging population.
The total bill is already 2509% of GDP and rapidly rising.
The old movements of the 20th century are largely exhausted: classic conservatism because the world changes too rapidly for conservatism as stasis to be coherent or appealing; classic socialism because the rapidity of change erodes traditional labor positions in exactly the same way.
In the event of a loss of market confidence, state guarantees for that much funding would further strain market perceptions of French creditworthiness, generating more pressure on French banks to shrink their balance sheets rapidly.
During the 1980's, the Bank of Japan fed the bubble in stock and land prices by permitting the quantity of money in Japan to grow rapidly --13% per year in 1990.
Its rapidly rising public debt is set to top 100% of GDP this year.
Greece needs both money and reforms – rapidly and within the eurozone and the EU.
The US Resolution Trust Corporation rapidly shut down 1,000 insolvent banks and Savings and Loans from 1989 to 1995 so that they would not damage healthy institutions.
The financial system rapidly returned to health.
Panic about these contagions has spread far more rapidly than the diseases.
Robotic technology is advancing more rapidly than the technologies supporting human space flight.
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