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fatality rate

— noun (= deathrate) the ratio of deaths in an area to the population of that area; expressed per 1000 per year

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Gold prices are extremely sensitive to global interest-rate movements.

The higher the growth rate, the more revenues the government will collect without raising tax rates; and higher revenues enable smaller deficits.

Only then will America improve its competitiveness enough to allow the government to reduce both private and public debt to sustainable levels while maintaining a respectable growth rate.

A global externality can best be dealt with by a globally agreed tax rate.

In August, the currency's exchange-rate regime was loosened slightly.

One such implication is that developing countries will have to substitute real industrial policies for those that operate through the exchange rate.

Spreads between the interest rate at which America's government could borrow and the interest rates at which America's corporations could borrow widened.

And, with tighter labor-force attachment on the part of those who have jobs, the unemployment rate thereafter would likely be about 0.1 percentage points lower in the indefinite future.

The world-wide dilemma over exchange rate management is that when market pressure is not high necessary changes no longer seem so urgent.

So devaluation is unlikely to be effective in boosting the overall rate of growth.

If the US dollar weakens in relation with other major currencies, China may not need to adjust RMB's nominal rate for quite a while.

Moreover, fiscal and sovereign-debt strains are becoming worse as interest-rate spreads for Spain and Italy have returned to their unsustainable peak levels.

Heat waves, droughts, floods, forest fires, retreating glaciers, polluted rivers, and extreme storms buffet the planet at a dramatically rising rate, owing to human activities.

Interest-rate hikes may be coming sooner rather than later, which is why Berlusconi and French President Jacques Chirac are talking up interest-rate cuts now.

Peter Kenen argued in the late 1960's that without exchange-rate movements as a shock absorber, a currency union requires fiscal transfers as a way to share risk.

In order to gain the breathing space necessary for the reform process to be effective, the Greek government could just announce a simple rescheduling: the due date of all existing public debt is extended by five years at an unchanged interest rate.

This is a recipe for continuing political problems, as the Greeks would always consider the interest rate too high, while Germany would consider it too low (at least relative to market rates).

America's appallingly low savings rate.

At the current rate, Afghanistan's old growth forest could vanish within a decade.

A country with a flexible currency can achieve that by allowing the exchange rate to depreciate.

Any higher rate would cause Greek prices to rise more rapidly than those of its eurozone trading partners.

Moreover, the renminbi remains non-convertible for most capital transactions, China's financial markets are primitive, and trading margins for the exchange rate are still set daily by the monetary authorities.

Last but not the least as a reason not to devalue, China is struggling with deflation and a slowdown in the country's growth rate.