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India’s urban population has
risen
from 10% at independence, less than seven decades ago, to almost 40% today.
After all, had Germany’s hyperinflation of the 1920’s – a direct result of the war – been avoided, Hitler may well never have
risen
to power, and WWII might not have occurred.
The unemployment rate, especially among young people, has
risen.
The US incurred $300 billion in losses from climate-related disasters last year, including three massive hurricanes – the frequency and intensity of which has risen, owing to fossil-fuel dependence.
Arrests and prosecutions for endangering state security have
risen
sharply since September 11, 2001.
The pound initially fell sharply, and then recovered, while long-term government borrowing rates have
risen
by around 30 basis points.
True, some currencies have
risen
and others have fallen, but on average almost nothing has happened.
Indeed, according to the International Monetary Fund, Chinese corporate, government, and household debt has increased by about $23 trillion in the last decade alone, and its debt-to-GDP ratio has
risen
by around 100 percentage points, to more than 250%.
The Return of Ireland’s Housing BubbleZURICH – After having endured the collapse of its housing market less than a decade ago, Ireland has lately been experiencing a blistering recovery in prices, which already have
risen
in Dublin by some 50% from the trough in 2010.
As a result, Israel’s population has
risen
ninefold since the country’s founding in 1948.
Thanks to increased demand for labor, workers’ real wages – up 2.5% in the last year – have
risen
in this business cycle at the fastest rate since the early 1970s.
The same multi-country database also confirms that market concentration has
risen
significantly over the past two decades, particularly among the top 100 firms.
This fear has found its voice in the anti-European UK Independence Party, which has
risen
in opinion polls by converting economic discontent into a culture war in which foreigners and immigrants – and, indeed, Europe as a whole – are the enemy.
Inequality has
risen
sharply, spurring many populations to become increasingly disillusioned not just with the specific factors fueling it, but with openness and globalization in virtually all its forms, including immigration and free trade.
Since the start of the euro crisis, however, unemployment has
risen
– from 3.5% in 2008 to 6.4% in November 2014.
They tell their fellow citizens that if they do not want to understand the brilliance of the intellectual project offered to them, it is because they are of dull mind, and have not yet
risen
to the heights inhabited by the proponent of the project.
Thus, the more relevant concern is that the balance of outstanding loans has not
risen.
While the renminbi has
risen
relative to the dollar, the dollar has declined against other major currencies.
Despite India’s considerable improvement over the past quarter-century – its GHI rating has
risen
from 32.6 in 1990 to 21.3 in 2013 – the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization believes that 17% of Indians are still too undernourished to lead a productive life.
Moreover, trade barriers have not
risen
significantly anywhere, and transport costs are falling, owing to the sharp decline in oil prices.
Rival currencies have
risen
like heavyweight contenders, only to fall back as economic conditions in their home economies became more complicated – think of the yen or the euro.
Since 2005, when the European Union introduced its Emissions Trading System, German industry has achieved massive gains in market share, despite energy prices having
risen
much faster than in the US and elsewhere.
By 2050, that number will have
risen
to more than 9.3 billion.
Meanwhile, acreage used for poppy and marijuana production has risen, according to the US government, to 6,900 and 8,900 hectares, respectively.
Since China reformed its exchange-rate regime in July 2005, the renminbi has
risen
32% relative to the dollar and about 30% in inflation-adjusted terms against a broad basket of currencies.
Since 2010, coal dependence has
risen
even in Europe, where some countries are phasing out emission-free nuclear power and no natural-gas boom has materialized (though CO2 emissions remain far higher in the US than in Europe).
Because Europe’s political leaders have failed to manage the crisis effectively, the cost of ending it has
risen.
People have
risen
and fallen in his estimation within a matter of days, and factions within the White House have feuded constantly.
Given the strength and depth of America’s alliances within the Asia-Pacific region, tension between US and Chinese military forces has
risen.
Since the global financial crisis erupted in 2008, the world’s debt has
risen
by $57 trillion, exceeding GDP growth.
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