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And, as South Korea’s rising youth unemployment rate suggests, seniors may be displacing their younger counterparts, instead of working alongside them – effectively defeating the purpose of including more elderly Koreans in the labor force.

Presenting Iran with these alternatives presupposes that the West does not fear rising oil and gas prices.

Meanwhile, because of the rapidly rising US budget deficit – a remarkable development in a country at full employment – an excess of spending power has spilled over into imports.

Moreover, Fed policy remained constant despite rapid deterioration in America’s real economy, indicated by accelerating job losses and rising unemployment.

This positive trend is likely to persist, given that it is based on structural geographic and demographic factors, such as rising exports, improved trade conditions, and steadily increasing domestic consumption.

So far, however, no such stabilization has taken place, and without it, climate feedback loops could boost rising temperatures further still.

The trend toward rising meat consumption should be reversed.

And America must be a respectful partner in order to encourage rising powers like India and China to play more constructive roles in international affairs.

In the past, rising prices helped slow oil consumption in the US.

Rising food prices plague most of Asia, while Russia’s potential for expanding grain output is enormous.

The strategy should be to transform Russia’s eastern regions into one of rising Asia’s resource and food bases.

If too many lifelong inhabitants are driven out by rising housing prices, the city itself suffers from a loss of identity and even culture.

Insufficient options for construction can be the driving force behind a rising price-to-income ratio, with home prices increasing over the long term even if the city has acquired no new industry, cachet, or talent.

Moreover, Chinese wages have been rising rapidly.

Declining profits and rising enterprise bankruptcies are posing challenges to China’s monetary authority.

The exclusive and closed nature of autocracy bars many talented individuals from rising to senior government positions, owing to a pattern of succession that rewards political loyalty over capabilities.

In fact, the consequences of leadership degeneration are easy to see: faltering economic dynamism and growth, rising social tensions, and loss of government credibility.

Abbas will thus need to find support within this rising generation of nationalist leaders if he is to succeed.

Spending on companion animals in the US alone has been growing rapidly over the past decade, rising from an already very substantial $43 billion in 2008 to an estimated $72 billion this year.

Ownership of dogs and cats in China, for example, was estimated at 100 million in 2015, and rising.

Emerging economies still need to manage better their growing domestic tensions, which reflect rising income inequality and uneven access to basic services.

The country hasn’t had a president for two years, as rival political factions, reflecting the rising enmity between their Iranian and Saudi Arabian backers, are weakening domestic governance.

At its core, Brexit reflects a pervasive phenomenon in the high-income world: rising support for populist parties campaigning for a clampdown on immigration.

In Europe, the call to punish Britain pour encourager les autres – to warn those contemplating the same – is already rising.

But China has identified automation as a strategic priority, and is now developing its own robotics industry in order to stay ahead of its rising labor costs and aging population.

At a time when carbon emissions are rapidly rising worldwide, this gigantic carbon-capture machine is, like agricultural land, one of the essential elements of global climate control.

During this period, Latin America as a whole has recorded 4% average annual growth, pulled by fast-growing countries like Peru, where annual GDP has been rising by more than 5.5%.

But as global power has shifted from the West to the “rest,” the liberal world order has become an increasingly contested idea, with rising powers like Russia, China, and India increasingly challenging Western perspectives.

But now the West itself is rejecting the order that it created, often using the very same logic of sovereignty that the rising powers used.

Persistently low interest rates have been particularly challenging for pension funds, which face rising liabilities (calculated on a discounted basis).

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