Mexican migration has declined as Mexican standards of living have risen.
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Venezuelans felt the results, in higher incomes and improved standards of living.
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If enacted, reforms might again lift the economy and standards of living.
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Labour productivity is the single most important contributor to rising standards of living.
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It helps to grow the standards of living of people around the globe.
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Structural bottlenecks constrain Romania's growth rate and convergence progress towards western European standards of living.
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First, they will have to deliver better standards of living by overcoming the rentier system.
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Wages are growing at their fastest pace in a decade and raising standards of living.
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Standards of living rose under Operation Bootstrap, but the long-term impact is fraught with contradictions.
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For a time the plan seemed to work, as standards of living in Puerto Rico rose.
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The survivors did fare better: wages went up, food prices went down, and standards of living improved.
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This means that, even though unemployment will increase, the standards of living could actually rise, not fall.
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Given the world's ability to absorb the extra 123 billion people that were added between 1960 and 2011, with rising standards of living all over the world, I am optimistic that the world can add another 4 billion between 2011 and 2100, with standards of living continuing to improve.
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Standards of living for most of the region's peoples have vastly improved, and most of them know it.
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In his show at Honey Ramka, Standards of Living, Wetzel composes an ode to the house Meier built.
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Standards of Living and Rapid Cycle continue at Honey Ramka (56 Bogart St, Bushwick, Brooklyn) through December 10.
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Effective management allows the economy to prosper: Employment grows, wages rise and people enjoy better standards of living.
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He said economic growth on a national level increases employment, adds to tax revenue and accelerates standards of living.
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"Economists view productivity growth and technological change as driving improvements in standards of living over time," Mr. Gapen said.
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Xi said that doing so would boost the domestic tourism sector as well as standards of living, Xinhua added.
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Capitalism lifts standards of living — but regulated capitalism keeps us well enough to enjoy a higher standard of living.
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As a mathematician, I believe reducing birth rates substantially is our best prospect for raising global standards of living.
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The region has one of the highest standards of living in Europe along with considerable political and cultural autonomy.
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I'm learning how to relax my standards of living, just a little, and although it's scary, it's also incredibly freeing.
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It has diversified significantly from the oil and natural gas wealth that brought it prominence and raised standards of living.
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"We have significant development imperatives and concerns, and our people also aspire for better standards of living," the statement said.
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Perhaps, if we truly care about capturing household well-being, consumption may be a better measure of standards of living.
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But on basic standards of living -- from health, to education, to employment -- Australia's Indigenous population is being left far behind.
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They are why our standards of living and life expectancies are so much higher today than they were 200 years ago.
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The company should continue to benefit from an aging global population and rising standards of living in the world's emerging economies.
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The debate on the relationship between electoral politics and rising standards of living is long-standing and has a new urgency.
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Both were accompanied by increases in borrowing by low- to middle-income people, who tried to maintain their standards of living.
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And the average amount keeps rising, according to two recent studies, which may portend lower standards of living for many retirees.
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The company should continue to benefit from an aging global population and rising standards of living in the world's emerging economies.
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Anders Sjoberg, the Swedish ambassador to Afghanistan, emphasized the need to continue long-term development initiatives to improve standards of living.
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Standards of living have dropped disastrously since the election of Hugo Chávez in 1998 set the country on its current course.
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And despite the effects of the 2008 global financial crisis, Ireland has one of the highest standards of living in the world.
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Higher standards of living in these cities have become an issue for younger employees (the same has been observed in Silicon Valley).
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"The [West] German leaders reduced tariffs, expanded free trade, and lowered taxes," which catapulted standards of living for the benefit of all.
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Perhaps the best hope lies in improving nutrition, sanitation and standards of living, which render patients better able to resist the infection.
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It starts with the hundreds of millions of people migrating into urban centres in search of better jobs and higher standards of living.
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Poor non-voters wanted the government to increase services, increase spending on the poor, guarantee jobs and standards of living, and reduce inequality.
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This will lead to lower wages and standards of living, and will reduce the ability of our government to respond to crisis situations.
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The improvement would also not be enough to satisfy people's expectations for better standards of living and reduce growing income inequality, he said.
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He posited that over the course of American history, white prejudice kept African-Americans low in standards of living, health, education, manners and morals.
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These changes will likely mean a decline in job security and standards of living for many, which in turn could lead to political dissatisfaction.
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Today, with one of the highest global standards of living, the urgency to innovate may not appear to be as high at first glance.
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If Gulf citizens are to keep enjoying rich-world standards of living, they will increasingly have to find productive work in the private sector.
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"We enjoy one of the highest standards of living in the world," he added, recalling the land was a poor backwater three centuries ago.
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"Sure enough, supporting foreign aid as the ability to enhance people's lives and standards of living, and NAFTA is a good thing," she said.
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Yes, but: Still-growing nations, particularly in Asia and Africa, are looking to increase the standards of living — and thus incomes — of their populations.
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Then comes Vladimir Putin, who ushers in stability and, in popular perception, rising standards of living and increasing prominence and respect in the world.
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INSEE's monthly consumer confidence survey found that households' outlook for their standards of living improved slightly this month while concerns about unemployment eased slightly.
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Surfing on high oil prices, he used to be able to bolster his social contract with the Russian people through rising standards of living.
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"Historically, we've absorbed new technologies, and people find that new jobs are created, they migrate, and our standards of living generally go up," he says.
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"Historically we've absorbed new technologies, and people find that new jobs are created, they migrate, and our standards of living generally go up," Obama says.
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Add this to growing wages and higher standards of living, and you have a much greater demand for clothes, met at a much faster pace.
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The Economist: You've explored the idea that prior to our reliance on fossil fuels, standards of living were stable from one generation to the next.
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These efficiency gains allow us to do more with less and free up additional resources, upon which expanded prosperity and improved standards of living depend.
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The systematic elimination of tariffs and non-tariff barriers in the exchange of goods and services across national borders has raised standards of living everywhere.
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Crushing debt is something that many Americans understand in their personal lives when it comes to delaying plans, paralyzing action, and lowering standards of living.
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As the Kremlin no longer can build its legitimacy on rising standards of living, it needs to mobilize its people around an aggressive foreign policy.
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In office, Mr. Fujimori helped tame hyperinflation, unemployment and mismanagement; unleashed economic growth and a rise in standards of living; and curbed the cocaine trade.
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And if rationality prevails all over Europe I think we can even see positive signs of growth and return of investment and better standards of living.
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Getting the world online freely is fine — using the immense power of information technology to raise standards of living around the world would be something extraordinary.
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Twenty-seven years after the fall of Communism and 12 years after joining the European Union, the promised Western standards of living are nowhere in sight.
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Ours is still a largely middle-class country, with standards of living that are equal to or exceed that of most other countries in the world.
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By curtailing violence, raising standards of living and keeping children in school, American assistance has contributed to a long period of relative calm, if not peace.
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"It's about how you create an environment for that collaborative effort to end up yielding one of the highest standards of living in the world," Cantor said.
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In the depressing scenario, Americans' standards of living are just going to grow more slowly in the future, and there's not much we can do about it.
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In 1820, only a tiny elite enjoyed higher standards of living, while the vast majority of people lived in conditions that we would call extreme poverty today.
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"We have significant development imperatives and concerns, and our people also aspire for better standards of living," the Ministry of Commerce and Industry said in a statement.
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Hundreds of thousands of people from the countryside were forced by earlier wars to flee to Pakistan and Iran, where they were introduced to better standards of living.
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"The changes observed in China have been attributed to economic growth, urbanisation, improved standards of living, and better access to medical care in rural areas," the authors wrote.
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But with short-term pressures on the rise, our future growth and productivity are threatened, with important implications for wages, standards of living, and our general well-being.
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It should be said, overall the view is that the "welfare benefits" of the deal, by which economists mean gains to standards of living, have been very small.
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Trucking represents a considerable portion of the cost of all the goods we buy, so consumers everywhere will experience this change as lower prices and higher standards of living.
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" Source: Paladin Research & Registry "Promissory notes are a popular scam sold to seniors who need high interest rates and low risk to fund their standards of living during retirement.
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The Earth supports industrialized standards of living only because we are drawing down the "savings account" of non-renewable resources, including fertile topsoil, drinkable water, forests, fisheries and petroleum.
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At the same time, the gap between rich and poor has exploded, leaving many of those near the bottom enduring lower standards of living than they faced decades ago.
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When workers are equipped with job-relevant skills, companies are innovating, and industries are growing, more products and services are created with more efficiency, and standards of living rise.
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It is a theft of future national security, future wealth creation for companies, future tax revenues and future high-paying jobs and standards of living for a nation's citizens.
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The rapid technological advances of the last two centuries have led to an enormous improvement of productivity that has greatly expanded our standards of living across the income distribution.
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Paul area makes the top of the list in many studies of the best places to raise kids and with the highest standards of living, but only for some.
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Promoting the general welfare encompasses programs maintaining standards of living like public housing and transfer programs, public health initiatives, economic programs and government-run businesses like post offices and hospitals.
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For many, even those who have seen modest objective improvements in their own standards of living, watching others surge ahead while they struggle has left them feeling angry and disillusioned.
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Whether the balance the Chinese government has struck is sustainable remains to be seen, but, for now, young democracies with low standards of living have an attractive alternative to consider.
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BHP's Chief Technology Officer Diane Jurgens told CNBC's Didi Akinyelure that one challenge for the business was rapid demand and growth internationally as populations increased and standards of living rose.
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This reflected especially poorly on Xi because the ruling Chinese Communist Party has long predicated its legitimacy on effective governance, including delivering consistent economic growth and rising standards of living.
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Meanwhile, liberal democracy — the foundation of the post-World War II order — is under pressure, most significantly for having failed in recent years to deliver broadly higher standards of living.
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Despite tremendous economic growth and improved standards of living throughout the 20th century, Americans born after 1955 are three times more likely than their grandparents' generation to suffer from major depression.
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The EU and United States have the deepest and most integrated economic relationship in the world, a relationship that has only served to continually lift their people's high standards of living.
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It is a solution to the looming retirement income crisis, where too many working Americans accurately fear that they will never be able to retire and maintain their standards of living.
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Dr. Sanzenbacher and his colleagues calculate a National Retirement Risk Index, which indicates how many working-age households may be unable to sustain their standards of living after they stop working.
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The economy is still doing well and standards of living are high, but unemployment has been on the rise and growth is weaker than in Germany and many other EU countries.
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This will mean cuts in the MFF's biggest components, regional development to equalise standards of living across the bloc known as "cohesion policy funds" and Common Agriculture Policy support for farmers.
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Street actions began over bread-and-butter issues such as the placement of garbage dumps and the dismal wages of medical workers, which highlight growing frustration over gloomy standards of living.
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Street actions began over bread-and-butter issues such as the placement of garbage dumps and the dismal wages of medical workers, which highlight growing frustration over gloomy standards of living.
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And it means we need to think of innovation not just in terms of gadgets and software, but also in terms of social technologies that could help ensure basic standards of living.
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The military junta, however, has been keen to improve standards of living, particularly ahead of a general election penciled in for early next year - the first since it assumed power in 2014.
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A former military strongman praised for turning around the country's fortune, Kagame enjoys huge popularity in the country, which has seen strong economic growth in recent years and improved standards of living.
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We have come to rely on these increased global efficiencies in production to progress toward a better world, improve standards of living, and several emerging markets advancing to become high-income nations.
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The result is a growing American underclass, in which a third of current retirees live almost entirely on Social Security and fully half of future retirees will face reduced standards of living.
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We have fundamentally failed to educate the American public on the benefits of free trade and how it leads to lower prices and increased standards of living for Americans and foreigners alike.
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The experience of the Jimenez family highlights the U.S. territory's failure over decades to nurture a sustainable economy, one anchored by local entrepreneurs, even as the island modernized and standards of living rose.
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Back then, the principal dimension of these policies was the strengthening of European economies in order to improve local standards of living and to achieve a meaningful defense against the then-Soviet Bloc.
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The global population has grown about three orders of magnitude over the last ten thousand years, and in the last two centuries per capita income, standards of living, and life expectancy have also risen.
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Ultimately, it is a country's level of development — higher standards of living and a longer life expectancy, among other things — not its rate of growth, that matters most for the welfare of the people.
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In the late 2503th century, an economist named Thomas Malthus argued that the increasing standards of living seen around the globe were unsustainable because they would drive a population boom that would outpace food production.
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This may sound like a big, bold policy, but postal banking helped the United States recover from the Great Depression, and it's still in practice in nations with high standards of living around the world.
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Fischer did not address the current state of the U.S. economy or monetary policy, but focused instead on the importance of output per worker as a fundamental driver of economic growth and standards of living.
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This line of thought that has linked work in the field of disability studies to that of queer and feminist thinkers, who celebrate difference among marginalized groups and resist assimilation to mainstream standards of living.
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Republicans need to recognize finally that secure property rights, openness to global trade and a relatively low regulatory burden are much more important than fiscal policy for innovation, job creation and rising standards of living.
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But when taking into account the different standards of living across countries — also known as adjusting to purchasing power parity — the Chinese economy has been the world's largest since 2014, according to the World Bank.
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"What I perceive is that there will be continuous tax cuts for corporations in the name of economic development, and the whole time, the standards of living and quality of education will go down," he said.
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"The best opportunity we have at present to improve standards of living is to lower interest rates," he said in the text of a speech at the central Sedlabanki's annual meeting, published on the bank's website.
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At TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin on the Startup Battlefield stage, Gravity Earth gave insight into how blockchain can be used to help refugees gain access to financial services and other resources to raise their standards of living.
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The upbeat figures are welcome news for the government, which has seen voters flock to populist parties of the left and the right as austerity bit into standards of living in one of Europe's richest countries.
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In a really strong economic boom — the kind we enjoyed in the 1990s, for example — we should be seeing workers' wages growing much faster than the inflation rate, producing real increases in people's standards of living.
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Increases in the empowerment of women as political leaders have been associated with increases in policy representing the concerns of women, families, and minorities, as well as increases in standards of living, health, education, and infrastructure.
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While many topline statistics like average income appear on the surface to show much higher standards of living in states like New York and California, a deeper dive into the numbers tells a different story altogether.
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The average Chinese household lives on a quarter of the income that American and Western European households do, and standards of living remain very low in rural parts of the country, and across central and western China.
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Investment in Mexico by multinationals serving the North American market would naturally lift Mexico's standards of living to converge with those of its neighbor to the north, turning Mexicans into rich consumers hungry for American-made products.
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What Britain and most of its major trading partners, including the U.S., also have in common is a period of particularly poor productivity - missing the most important ingredient in any formula seeking to raise standards of living.
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Historians disagree on many details of this story — for example, on when the Industrial Revolution can be said to have begun, and on when it started producing real gains in standards of living for the average person.
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Is it now less capable than other regions or nations of determining its future with the force and strength required to preserve the coherent governance and relatively high standards of living that it's shown since the last war?
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One thing you briefly note in the book is that some people might look at this situation, where kids move to countries with higher standards of living and more economic opportunities, and some might say, what's the harm?
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"The Russian people have a long history of suffering and tolerance, and with the geopolitical tensions growing, people are much more prepared to have lower standards of living for a certain time," said UBS Russia Chairman Rair Simonyan.
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"The driving force behind the transition from the age of 'pestilence and famine' to the age of 'manmade diseases' is improvement in socioeconomic conditions, such as standards of living, health habits, hygiene, and nutrition," Stringhini and Guessous wrote.
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The challenge for the Trump administration, if it sticks to its guns of reducing the trade deficit as a top economic goal, will be to do so by focusing on what really matters for Americans' standards of living.
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As recent work by Thierer and our colleague James Broughel shows, technological innovation has a positive impact on economic growth, standards of living, and overall well-being in the long-term, even if it's disruptive in the short-term.
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Previously, the party's policy toward the peoples of Xinjiang — Uighurs and Kazakhs and other mostly Turkic-speaking, Muslim ethnic minorities — had largely been based on the theory that economic development and improved standards of living would defuse any dissent.
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"I wouldn't be surprised if over the next few years we see a lot more of a consumer-faced Macron, a Macron who focuses much more on standards of living and on disposable income issues," he told CNBC's Street Signs.
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The goal for the state in bringing in the Hyperloop is to help it establish itself and Amaravati as a technology and software hub, and to generally help improve standards of living in the area, according to a press release.
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A former military strongman praised for turning Rwanda around after the social and economic destruction from the 1994 genocide, Kagame enjoys huge popularity in the country, which has seen strong economic growth in recent years and improved standards of living.
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That is the apparently simple yet oh-so-complex question that matters most for both policy makers at the Federal Reserve and the Trump administration, and for ordinary Americans who want to see bigger paychecks and rising standards of living.
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And consumer appetite will boom as the world gets wealthier and standards of living rise (although he had no clear answer on what would happen to those who lost their jobs to the machines at the forefront of the A.I. revolution).
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But from the 18th century on, the language of selfish, self-interested behavior becomes a predominant language, at least in the West, which creates the notion that the central role of government is to maximize wealth, maximize prosperity, and increase standards of living.
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Chauvel, of Melbourne University, said that Joko had largely disappointed those voters in the years since, failing to live up to promises to lift standards of living -- but the president has the distinct advantage of not having a military background, unlike his opponent.
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By most measures, though, Europe's social and economic programs provide their citizens with better standards of living than can be found in the US. That, however, hasn't kept the parties that advocate and defend those policies most vigorously from steadily losing votes.
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Part of the problem, some Qataris say, is that the country's economic boom during the era of high energy prices that lasted until mid-2014 rapidly pushed up standards of living - and expectations of what it means to be both wealthy and successful.
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Prime Minister Najib Razak, who is expected to announce economic stimulus measures ahead of general elections that must be called by mid-2018, has said RAPID will create jobs, raise standards of living and boost the economy in Johor, a key electoral state.
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This stems from the fact that the two countries currently shoulder the responsibility of producing more than 2I -percent of global oil demand which is required to fuel global economic growth, improve standards of living and help achieve the Millennium Development Goals. 1.
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These jobs and investments, in turn, will presumably create other forms of growth, which will raise standards of living and tax revenue, and possibly even turn the location of HQ2 into a second Silicon Valley where tech jobs beget other tech jobs.
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"There's a story we tell as Americans, about how we built an international order — one based on democracy, human rights, and improving economic standards of living for everyone," Warren said in a highly billed speech last year ahead of her presidential run.
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But if you read carefully, you can also find in this 599-page document a road map to what has gone wrong in the Obama economy: where progress toward higher standards of living has been fleeting, or nonexistent, or has gone in reverse.
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As policymakers develop mechanisms to meet the Paris goals, ExxonMobil encourages them to focus on reducing emissions at the lowest cost to society, keeping in mind that access to affordable and reliable energy is critical to economic growth and improved standards of living worldwide.
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Rainwater harvesting allows the 12 families in his farming collective to grow crops throughout most of the year, and sell more lucrative products such as watermelon and green beans on the local market, he explained, boosting their incomes and standards of living despite harsh droughts.
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There is still a candidate in the race promising five years of full wage parity for workers in the fossil fuel sector and a Green New Deal to fend against economic and climate shocks alike, while raising Americans' standards of living across the board.
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While the approach of the European Union might work for it, developing countries that need to dramatically raise their standards of living would be better off studying how the United States cuts emissions without sacrificing growth and how pragmatism in Japan works as well.
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While initially popular, by the time of the presidential election earlier this year, just 9% of Ukrainians had faith in their national government, thanks to low standards of living, rampant official corruption, and the ongoing war with Russia in the east of the country.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Eastern European countries belonging to the European Union have seen rising standards of living and progress on human rights, which have put them in the same category as some of the richest nations in the world, an index measuring social progress shows.
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Barcelona is famous for its modernist grid layout—designed by progressive Catalan architect Ildefons Cerda in the 19th century with the aim of improving standards of living for urban residents—but today the dream of open spaces is frequently more of a mess of traffic and pollution in reality.
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Europeans even behaved differently in bed: By 1914, a decline in the birthrate in most parts of the continent suggested that people wanted fewer children to protect their new standards of living, perhaps clumsily assisted by the earliest rubber condoms, which were the thickness of a bicycle inner tube.
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We're deeply in debt, working more hours and more jobs for less pay and less security, struggling to achieve the same standards of living as our parents, operating in psychological and physical precariousness, all while being told that if we just work harder, meritocracy will prevail, and we'll begin thriving.
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With the ratification of the USMCA, 3M and other iconic American companies will be strongly positioned to continue to invest in research efforts and scientific advancements that will power the economy into the future, ultimately energizing growth, creating jobs here at home, and improving standards of living for people everywhere.
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The rise in global economic integration, for all the disruption it has meant for certain workers in the United States and Western Europe, has also been a story of hundreds of millions of people becoming more connected to the worldwide economy, and achieving higher standards of living in the process.
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In a paper published in 2011, Nekola calculated that if we keep consuming as much energy as we do today and the world's population hits 10 billion by 2050, our standards of living will equal on average those of Uganda today, where about 20 percent of the population live below poverty line.
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Technological innovation, from the contraceptive pill to the global transmission of capital and goods; deunionization and automation; rising standards of living freeing human beings to seek self-expression and individual fulfillment; and hyperintensive international competition — are only some of the factors underlying the turbulence, even the disintegration, of traditional norms and practices.
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"Energy is such an important part of people's daily lives and their standards of living that as you think about these big ideas and translate them down to smaller practical steps you take, people become very cognizant of what the impacts are for individuals," Woods said in an interview Wednesday with CNBC's Becky Quick.
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ExxonMobil's statement does show that it hasn't turned over a green left when it comes to environmental matters, reminding lawmakers that fossil fuels are still relatively cheap, and that cutting off the supply abruptly will have an economic impact: "Access to affordable and reliable energy is critical to economic growth and improved standards of living worldwide."
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Related: Christmas in the Jungle: It's the Worst Time of Year for Thousands of Refugees in Calais ID-free travel within the Nordic region — long a popular magnet for migrants due to its high standards of living and generous social welfare benefits — dates back long before the Schengen accord to the 1950s, when Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland signed a passport union.
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The EU is also considering other taxes - on the digital economy, on flying, on financial transactions and on products made with high CO2 emissions imported into the EU. Commission officials warn time is running out and the EU risks starting next year with no money to protect its borders, finance research and fund student exchanges, or equalise standards of living.
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The EU is also considering other taxes - on the digital economy, on flying, on financial transactions and on products made with high CO2 emissions imported into the EU. Commission officials warn time is running out and the EU risks starting next year with no money to protect its borders, finance research and fund student exchanges, or equalize standards of living.
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It is in this inter-war and post-war period as Hopper was doing his most poignant work that the US became a world power with an ideology of prosperity that actually seemed to function for the working class: People working in blue-collar occupations could enjoy ever increasing standards of living fulfilled by way of a Fordist economy and ever-expanding markets.
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Standards of living began to improve in the late 18th century for two reasons: the development of science (we learned how to learn about nature and used that knowledge to increase productivity and longevity) and developments in social organization (as a society, we learned how to work together, through institutions like the rule of law, and democracies with checks and balances).
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So we're looking at someone who not only spent six times the amount of money as her opponent on an election and still lost, but also oversaw WWE features like the incest-themed Beaver Cleavage segment and the outright racist character of Muhammad Hassan to potentially be in charge of stimulating our country's job creation, promoting sustainable economic growth, and improving standards of living for all Americans.
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It can be a kind of slapdash form — there was an early interpretation of it that read much more like a Richard Florida "Rise of the Creative Class" kind of model, which [goes] extraordinarily hand in hand with neoliberalism, kind of an end idea that cities needed to be beautified or made more vibrant by way of artists to make standards of living go up without any kind of critique around urban development or gentrification.
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Not just in banking and financial regulation but also in providing cheap public power, the rights of labor, cleaning up crime and busting gangs (grown so great upon the meat of that other 1920s corruption, Prohibition), the stewardship of our land and water, clean new housing stock, decent standards of living and working, and getting the Depression's "wild boys of the road" off the roads and into good, healthy outdoor work and care.
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What the United States has failed to do in the past was to deal with the losers, standards of living have fallen for certain groups of the population at the same time as the economy was growing, and Trump's reaction is like a sort of knee jerk reaction to something, 'Oh you know this has brought this damage to these people or let's stop it now', but this is completely wrong, completely.
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This is partly because organized, institutionalized sexual adventures are easier to achieve with money and leisure time, which Witt is characteristically aware of, in her discussion of Bay Area utopianism: It was not a tenable ideology, was in fact totally ungrounded in any wider reality, but for a number of reasons hyperbolic optimism could actually be pondered in the highly specific time and place of San Francisco ... among a group of young educated people with high standards of living.
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As President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE heads into his final State of the Union ahead of the 28503 election, he should take the opportunity to explain how the policies of his administration are largely responsible for the flourishing economy that is raising the standards of living for ordinary Americans everywhere.
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