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Too many big investors can no longer meet their margin calls, while borrowing costs have
risen
sharply.
But if commercial banks are forced to hold non-interest-bearing reserves even when market interest rates have
risen
from zero, this imposes a tax on bank credit intermediation – a tax that is mathematically equivalent to the future tax burden that would result from a debt-financed stimulus.
The future tax can arise only if and when interest rates and inflation have risen, and when banks are creating new credit and deposit money, multiplying the stimulative effect of the initial money-financed tax cut or expenditure.
That is why the risk premium on Italian and other Southern European debt had
risen
at one time to 5%, and why, at the same time, the German government can issue short-term debt at negative real interest rates.
Poland and Hungary are much richer economies, so one would expect lower growth rates there; still, their annual GDP has
risen
at decent 3.3% and 2.1% average rates, respectively, since 2010.
Household saving had
risen
from less than 2% of after-tax incomes in 2007 to 6.3% in the spring of 2010.
Although few antidepressant drugs have been licensed for pediatric use, rates of prescribing in the under-18 age group have
risen
by around 60% over the past decade, with over a million children and adolescents receiving what are called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRI’s).
This figure is supported by the fact that, since 2003, per capita income in Mexico’s most peaceful states has
risen
by at least 20% more than in the least peaceful states.
Since last year, employment has
risen
by more than 115% in the solar industry, and jobs related to energy efficiency have increased by over 50%.
But in the US, the capital markets were able to take up the slack, and total funding available to companies has risen, powering a more robust economic recovery.
Among the victors in recent elections have been people from traditionally underprivileged backgrounds who have
risen
through the power of the ballot to positions their forefathers could never have dreamed of.
In Spain, for example, wages have
risen
too fast, and productivity has lagged.
They emphasize that, since the late 1970's, wage rates in America and Britain of the better educated and more skilled have
risen
sharply relative to those of other workers.
Since they face little competition from new entrants into the labor force and from others looking for work, wages of both skilled and unskilled insiders have
risen
over time at a good pace along with the growth in productivity.
Concerns about the fallout of Gulf instability for India’s energy security have
risen
alongside deepening ties with Israel.
A second possible explanation is that Bernanke and other Fed leaders were indeed anticipating that they would begin tapering QE in September but were startled at how rapidly long-term rates had
risen
in response to their earlier statements.
Oil prices have
risen
several dollars a barrel since late summer.
Over the past few decades, an estimated two billion people have
risen
into the middle class worldwide.
The share of Americans who say that they are in the lower-middle or lower class has
risen
from a quarter of the adult population in 2008 to around a third today.
In the past decade, bilateral trade has
risen
more than 20-fold, to $73.9 billion, making it the only area in which bilateral relations have thrived.
Total credit has
risen
from 130% of GDP to 200%, with both bank loans and “shadow bank” credit expanding rapidly.
Meanwhile, in Russia, cases of drug resistant tuberculosis have
risen
sharply since 1990, especially in the nation’s overcrowded jails.
With Italy’s leaders insisting that they have “no Plan B,” spreads on Italian government debt have
risen
back to levels not seen since the dark days of euro crisis.
Indeed, with a few exceptions (essentially Germany and Japan), housing prices have
risen
almost everywhere to levels never seen before.
He has
risen
to the top by winning friends and allies inside the CCP.
The debt-to-GDP ratio has since
risen
to 230%, and the BOJ has assumed ownership of more than 40% of outstanding government bonds (JGBs).
The tragedy is that the price of these illusions has been extraordinarily high in human terms – the ceasefire-defying death toll in eastern Ukraine has
risen
to more than 6,000 since April 2014 – and dangerously high in geostrategic terms as well.
Likewise, primary-school enrollment rates have
risen
from 83% to 91% since 2000.
And official development assistance from developed countries has
risen
by 66%.
This is a clear sign that income inequality in the US has
risen
to levels that threaten not only the economy’s growth, but also the health of its democracy.
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