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In this situation, government deficits rise naturally, as tax revenues decline and spending on unemployment insurance and other benefits rises.
He does not notice as the water temperature slowly rises until, at last, the frog dies and is thoroughly cooked."
When the cost of conventional energy rises, new suppliers see an opportunity; thus, before June 2014, when oil prices were high, investors poured resources into developing shale oil and gas in the United States.
The problem is that, in a low-growth environment, the probability of some form of default rises considerably.
Sea-level rises will be a very minor concern for every country, with the financial impact adding up to less than 0.1% of GDP.
As the number of cases in West Africa rises, so does the potential for outbreaks outside of that context.
As consumption rises globally, the costs associated with them will probably rise sharply.
It is well established that when vaccination is impeded, the number of cases rises drastically, as was shown in Nigeria in 2003, where a ten-month delay led to the infection of thousands of people domestically, and to reinfection in more than 20 other countries.
Assume that the interest rate on ten-year bonds remains unchanged for the next five years and then rises from 2% to 5%.
But when the interest rate on a ten-year bond rises to 5%, the bond’s price falls from $100 to $69.
When the demand for potatoes at the current price exceeds supply, the price of potatoes rises, signaling scarcity.
They were not reacting to Dubai’s financial trouble, but rather were joining the eager rush to own gold before its price rises even further.
In a shrinking economy, a country’s debt-to-GDP ratio rises rather than falls, and Europe’s recession-ridden crisis countries have now saved themselves into a depression, resulting in mass unemployment, alarming levels of poverty, and scant hope.
Further concessions by Bouteflika’s party, the National Liberation Front (FLN), which has ruled Algeria since independence in 1962, included decreasing oil and sugar prices, pumping billions of dinars into the ailing economy in order to sustain rises in salaries, subsidies, and other income assistance to the population.
A final settlement of the lengthy dispute with Egypt over the waters of the Blue Nile – which rises in Ethiopia – appears to be in sight, and could have a powerful impact on economic growth.
After a terrorist attack, that figure rises to about 25%.
The warmer it gets, the faster the sea rises.
And science predicts that, unless we severely constrain consumption of oil and coal around the world, the climate will continue to warm, increasing ocean volume and melting huge amounts of ice in the Arctic and Antarctic – thereby causing disastrous rises in sea level.
As confidence in the E-Corp metrics rises, we could make E-Corp status a condition for participating in government programs.
It is true that crime rises sharply in connection with the transition to capitalism.
Indeed, this ideological divide is likely to become more defined in the coming years, as the independence of central banks around the world is threatened by new rules and regulations; as China – and, more generally, Asia – export inflation (reflected in US import prices); as protectionism rises, hitting free trade hard; and as new productivity-enhancing innovations, such as the Internet, remain absent.
Price rises have been a major trigger of the discontent this year in the Middle East and North Africa.
Yet even as inflation rises and the 77-year-old dictator tightens Internet access and closes the economic openings that encouraged self-employment in the mid-1990's, it is unlikely that Cubans will turn Castro out before he dies.
When the poverty line is raised to per capita daily spending of $2, the global poverty rate rises from 18% to roughly 40%, suggesting that many people are living just above the established poverty line, vulnerable to external shocks or changes in personal circumstances, such as price increases or income losses.
The deeper the slowdown in other countries and the higher the dollar rises, the less the US will be able to decouple from the funk everywhere else, even if domestic demand seems robust.
The same is true if the price rises but the quality increases even more.
France is currently gripped by the massive success of economist Thomas Piketty’s book Capital in the Twenty-First Century, which analyzes how inequality rises in the absence of exceptional levels of economic growth.
And, as the Harvard Business Review recently noted, the projected cost rises with each new study.
As climate scientist Andrew Dessler of Texas A&M University tweeted: “Summary of upcoming IPCC report: ‘Exactly what we told you in 2007, 2001, 1995, 1990 reports…’”More specifically, the report’s June draft shows “similar” temperature rises to the earlier reports, at about 1.0-3.7oCelsius
Similarly, the IPCC has allowed for lower temperature rises by reducing the lower end of its estimate of so-called climate sensitivity.
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