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In a crony capitalist system, threatening the governing elite’s wealth rapidly erodes loyalty to the regime.
And international trade in services has tended to expand more rapidly than trade in goods.
The evidence is solid and accumulating rapidly.
As a global community, we will need to move rapidly and resolutely in the coming quarter-century from an economy based on fossil-fuels to one based on new, cutting-edge, low-carbon energy technologies.
For starters, we can certainly expect a continuation of the so-called currency wars, in which countries strive to keep their exchange rates from appreciating too rapidly and choking off exports.
And rapidly rising student debt – up from $400 billion to $1.3 trillion in the US alone since 2005 – may partly be financing more intense competition for high-paid jobs, not socially required investments in human capital.
But wouldn’t better skills enable people currently in rapidly growing but low-pay job categories to get higher paid jobs?
With the Paris climate agreement on track to enter into force in the coming months – more rapidly than anyone ever thought possible – we still have that momentum.
Thanks to export markets, South Korea industrialized exceptionally rapidly.
In the world of pure globalization, small states do best, because they are more flexible and can adapt more easily to rapidly changing markets.
The IMF should lend during balance-of-payments crises rapidly and without overburdening conditions, particularly when the source of the crisis is a rapid reversal of capital flows or a sharp deterioration in the terms of trade.
However, the skills that are now required outside academia are changing so rapidly that universities may struggle to marry the generic cognitive skills taught in the classroom – such as critical thinking, analytical reasoning, problem solving, and writing – with the professional expertise that is increasingly acquired in the workplace.
Many elites in these countries, because they seized power and became rich rapidly, feel insecure.
One might expect that after a dangerous crisis rooted in growing structural imbalances and an unsustainable growth pattern on the demand side, there would be serious, ongoing debate about what is needed to restore long-term growth and productive job creation in the context of a rapidly evolving global economy.
In the 1980’s, it enabled lead to be phased out more rapidly than predicted and at an estimated annual savings of $250 million relative to the command-and-control approach.
The ETS rapidly became the world’s largest system for putting a market price on environmental damage.
A New Order for the Indo-PacificSYDNEY – Security dynamics are changing rapidly in the Indo-Pacific.
They cut taxes and raised spending rapidly, resulting in the return of record deficits.
Why is it so tough to boost employment rapidly after a financial crisis?
The cognitive scientist Steve Torrance has pointed out that powerful new technologies, like cars, computers, and phones, tend to spread rapidly, in an uncontrolled way.
As long as the price of soy, wheat, copper, oil, and other raw materials remained stratospheric, commodity-rich countries like Brazil, Chile, and Peru got a tremendous boost; even Argentina grew rapidly, despite terrible economic policies.
Today, it boasts the world’s second-largest economy, a thriving manufacturing sector, and a rapidly growing, prosperous middle class, while more than half of China’s 1.5 billion citizens now live in cities.
The struggling economy does not need the disruption of even a rapidly resolved military conflict.
This isn’t the first time China’s view of a US leader has deteriorated rapidly.
With this sense of optimism comes a keen awareness that the use of fossil fuels must be phased out globally as rapidly as possible.
If a single event affects a significant portion of the population, not only will demand for social support grow too rapidly for the government to absorb, but the shock may decrease government revenues at the same time by, for example, lowering tax or export revenues.
Unfortunately, the funds needed to implement these initiatives have not flowed as rapidly as the rhetoric.
The fair-trade movement, launched in the 1980’s, has been growing rapidly.
The challenges are becoming more urgent as the large and rapidly growing world economy causes massive environmental destruction, and as new technologies demand new skills.
When our ancestors moved out of the African forest onto the savannah more than a million years ago, they rapidly became effective predators.
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