Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Rising inequality trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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This means that rising inequality is most likely not inevitable.
Discussion of a robot taxshould consider what alternative we have to deal with rising inequality.
Let me return now to the causes of rising inequality in the United States.
Rising inequality threatens much of the progress that we have made over the past half-century.
In the advanced countries, the causes of rising inequality are still being debated.
Rising inequality, which has accompanied globalisation, has sprung to the fore as a key concern among economists, politicians and the public.
There is of course a debate, a rather vigorous one,to be had about just how bad a thing rising inequality really is.
This combination of high debt and rising inequality may be the source of the secular stagnation that is making structural reforms more politically difficult to implement.
China has initiated aseries of measures to arrest social tensions and rising inequality in rural areas.
The body that organises the Davos event said rising inequality was not an“iron law of capitalism”, but a matter of making the right policy choices.
Instead, there's an economy that is still dominated by state owned firms and state-led investment,as well as by rapidly rising inequality.
If the United States doesn't address rising inequality, the middle class could start feeling the effects in the form of fewer government services, one expert says.
Since you left, the problems in the United Statesmight seem to have gotten worse, with rising inequality and the wars that continue to drag on.
Our research suggests we should not expect high and rising inequality alone to lead to a return to the high top tax rates of the post-war era, when U.S. taxes peaked at over 90 percent.
However, as acknowledged by government studies, the benefits of this progresshave not been equally shared, and rising inequality is a serious concern," she wrote.
In 2014 the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD) found that rising inequality in the United States from 1990 to 2010 shaved about five percentage points off cumulative GDP per capita over the period.
That Forida's home lacks facilities like safe, internal running water and is built beside a pollutedpond is linked to this global challenge of rising inequality.
After all,globalization has undermined the power of national governments and been blamed for rising inequality, multinational tax avoidance and unwanted migration.
Slow economic growth, rising inequality, financial instability, and environmental degradation are problems born of the market, and thus cannot and will not be overcome by the market on its own.
Judging from public statements, the party's leaders seem to have recognised that flagrant corruption andrapidly rising inequality pose a threat to their legitimacy.
The Resolution Foundation's report on generational income concludes that rising inequality has been a core factor in driving down disposable incomes for millennials in other strong economies such as the US, UK and Germany.
In the medium term, meanwhile, risks stem from delayed fiscal adjustment and structural reforms,demographic challenges, rising inequality, and declining trust in mainstream policies.
Rampant corruption and rising inequality, together with obvious environmental decay, are causing ordinary Chinese--especially the middle class, which once had high hopes for reform--to become increasingly disillusioned….
Yale professor Robert Shiller has said,"The most important problem that we are facing now today, I think,is rising inequality in the United States and elsewhere in the world.".
It's also unclear whether the positive experiences in a handful of countries such as Kenya can be replicated elsewhere, and whether the positives outweigh the threats, not least in terms of lost jobs,tax revenues and rising inequality.
Although Japan has the second-lowest gap between rich and poor among developed countries,many people are concerned about rising inequality, and Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama has promised to make the issue one of the top priorities for his new government.
Prior to[the financial meltdown], and unbeknown to most people,free-market policies had resulted in slower growth, rising inequality and heightened instability in most countries.
There were some developing countries that grew fast(although with rapidly rising inequality) during this period, such as China and India, but these are precisely the countries that, while partially liberalizing, have refused to introduce full-blown free-market policies.
As the business and political elite met at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week,there was much talk of rising inequality, and many references to the"wealthiest 1%".