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In the last year alone, the stock of bonds on the Fed’s balance sheet has
risen
more than 20%.
For example, after declining at an average annual rate of 5.6% between 1990 and 2010, Syria’s infant mortality rate has
risen
by 9.3% in recent years.
This constraint is apparent in New York City, where the number of known homeless people has
risen
from 31,000 in 2002 to 63,000 today.
China’s nonfinancial debt has
risen
from 150% of GDP in 2008 to 255% today, with two-thirds of the increase concentrated in the corporate sector, largely state-owned enterprises (SOEs).
For example, in the wake of the vast misery brought by flooding to the people of Pakistan, the US and other governments have
risen
to the occasion with emergency aid.
And while inequality has
risen
within some advanced economies, the increase has not been particularly dramatic, and it remains at reasonable levels.
In all but one of the 34 countries where households were surveyed, a majority of respondents reported that inequality has
risen
in just the last few years.
While developing economies’ share of the global economy has
risen
from roughly one-third to one-half over the last decade, developed economies continue to dominate the supply of long-term funding.
The number of African households that sleep under insecticide-treated bed nets has
risen
from 3% to 53%, and malaria deaths have fallen by one-third.
Italy has experienced stagnant productivity growth for more than two decades, while unemployment – particularly youth unemployment – has
risen
to devastating levels.
As Skidelsky notes, debts have
risen
significantly in the UK and the US (among others) since 2008, while interest rates have remained low or declined.
In the United States, for example, manufacturing grew at an annual rate of 4.3%, on average, in 2011-2012, and growth in durable-goods manufacturing reached 8% – having
risen
from 4.1% and 5.7%, respectively, in 2002 and 2007.
While the share of commodities in global trade has fallen, the share of digital services has risen, such that digitalization now underwrites more than 60% of all trade.
Back then, Tokyo proudly stood up as a city that, through hard work, self-sacrifice, and imagination, had
risen
from the ashes of World War II.
The generally steady appreciation of the renminbi – which has
risen
by 32.6% against the US dollar since mid-2005 – is consistent with this objective and should not be reversed.
From 2009 to 2013, new investment commitments by the International Finance Corporation, the World Bank’s private-sector lending arm, have
risen
73%.
There may be two explanations for this: for one thing, Asia’s share in European banks’ revenues has probably
risen.
This is particularly true of the former Soviet Union, where income differentials have
risen
to Latin American levels, and a third of the population has temporarily fallen below the poverty line.
It is quite certain that sea levels have
risen
over the last century, and continue to rise, in response to changing climate.
Incoming governments – particularly those led by non-traditional movements, which had
risen
to power on the back of domestic unease and frustration with mainstream parties – sometimes disagreed with the appropriateness and relevance of the Washington Consensus.
Their capital has
risen
a little, but remains below that of banks in the United Kingdom (and well below that of US banks), and they continue to depend on the wholesale markets for almost 45% of their total funding.
The number of people covered by basic old-age insurance, unemployment insurance, workers’ compensation, and maternity insurance has
risen
substantially.
France’s Fourth MomentKYIV – Since World War II’s end, France has consistently
risen
to the challenge of restructuring Europe in times of crisis.
By the middle of this century, life expectancy at age 60 will have
risen
by about ten years relative to the post-World War II period, when current retirement ages were fixed.
The fact that inventories have not
risen
supposedly exonerates oil speculators.
Finally, the European Commission should temporarily abandon deficit-spending targets in countries that have fallen into recession, or where unemployment has
risen
above established thresholds.
But business investment as a share of GDP has changed very little in the US over the last decade, while it has
risen
rapidly in many other countries, including China, Singapore, South Korea, and Israel.
Such revenues had
risen
at an average annual rate of 24% from 2009 to 2013.
Despite slowing growth, China’s A-share market has
risen
by nearly 50% since last July, and the banking sector’s margins remain exceptionally large.
There is less ammunition left in the fiscal arsenal, current-account deficits have widened, reserves have declined, and debt levels have
risen
significantly in some countries.
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