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As Asian economic growth has increased, consumption in the region has also
risen.
Moreover, credit growth has accelerated and asset prices have
risen
– trends that will encourage consumption by triggering the wealth effect (when people spend more because they feel richer).
Spending on humanitarian relief has tripled in the last decade; but the costs of meeting the vital needs of refugees and other victims of conflict have
risen
faster.
The death toll has
risen
sharply in recent years.
As Chinese firms have become more competitive, wages and environmental standards in China have
risen.
Global temperatures had already
risen
by 0.5 ºC above preindustrial levels by the early 1990’s, and another 0.3ºC have been added to that since the Rio Earth Summit.
America’s Saving Rate and the Dollar’s FutureCAMBRIDGE – The saving rate of American households has
risen
sharply since the beginning of the year, reaching 6.9% of after-tax personal income in May, the highest rate since 1992.
Although average incomes have
risen
very rapidly in recent decades, they still stand at between one-seventh and one-eighth the levels in the United States – lower than in Turkey or Colombia and not much higher than in El Salvador or Egypt.
As a result, by 2010, China’s overall leverage ratio had
risen
by 30%.
As a result of this increased radicalization, violence perpetrated by extremist groups has
risen.
Since 1999, when the Chinese government began a push to ramp up university education, the number of graduates has
risen
seven-fold, but the number of high-skilled, high-paying jobs has not kept pace.
With the advent of hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” US oil production has
risen
by 30%, and gas production by 25%, in just five years.
Median real (inflation-adjusted) wages have barely
risen
since 2005.
In Brazil, for example, deforestation in Amazonia has slowed significantly over the last five years, but Brazil has already lost more than 11 million hectares of rainforest; its exposure to extreme weather has also steadily risen, with floods causing $4.7 billion in losses in 2011 alone.
Despite the violence, commercial activity has also risen, because Iraqis are now free to import the equipment and goods they need to build homes, run stores, and operate trucking companies.
Worse, more people per household are working, yet total family income has not
risen.
In the United States, income inequality has
risen
as the upper end of the income and education spectrum benefits from globalization, while the rest experience declining employment opportunities in the tradable sector.
Government spending in the US has
risen
in short order from 18% to 28% of income, while the US Federal Reserve has effectively tripled its balance sheet.
The consumption share of GDP has
risen
just 2.5 percentage points since 2010 – far short of the boost to personal incomes that might be expected from the 7.5-percentage-point increase in the share of services and a 7.3-percentage-point increase in the high-wage urban share of its population over the same period.
And despite growth in Internet use – the number of connected Chinese has
risen
from 253 million in 2008 to 688 million last year – there is plenty of room for further expansion.
Many Rust Belt households’ incomes haven’t
risen
for 30 years, and many of those households helped elect a president who has promised to turn the country inward.
Moreover, in recent decades, profits have
risen
not only at the expense of wages, but also with much more accruing to finance, insurance, and real estate compared to other sectors.
At least 80,000 people have died, there are almost 1.5 million refugees, and the number of internally displaced persons has
risen
above four million.
Hours of work in rich countries have halved since 1870, while real per capita income has
risen
by a factor of five.
In the United States, for example, the average real (inflation-adjusted) wage has barely risen, even as unemployment has fallen to 4.3%.
True, armaments costs have
risen
sharply, but only because Putin’s KGB friends, who monopolize weapons production, have stolen inordinate amounts.
Global debt ratios have
risen
sharply since the financial crisis began, while traditional lenders’ margins have been squeezed, raising questions about their overall health.
Owing to easy financing and regulatory forbearance, aggregate supply has
risen
as “zombie” companies have proliferated.
Just as single mothers were irrationally castigated then, so today an equally irrational hagiography has
risen
around them.
Interest rates on Russia’s bonds have
risen
by 2-3 percentage points, and many Russian creditors no longer have access to international capital markets.
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