class='bold'>Interest rate increases will deliver a fresh dose of reality the class='bold'>interest expense of owning a home is going to claim a larger class='bold'>share of family budgets, a hard fact that will eventually sink into our thinking.

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The eurozone representative would be very influential, because he would represent an even larger quota than that of the US.

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The French government class='bold'>share in GDP is 54 , while Germany s is only 47 .

So, while the US and Japan have seen their respective class='bold'>shares of global exports fall, the EU s class='bold'>share has remained stable, at around 20 .

The average unemployment in 2004 of 14 per cent fell more heavily on women (18 per cent) than on men (11 per cent).

Japan s class='bold'>share fell by four percentage class='bold'>points, and America s fell by almost seven, from 18 to 11.2 , while Europe s class='bold'>share fell by only 2.4 percentage class='bold'>points, from 19 to 16.6 .

Over the decade, the US class='bold'>share of global R D fell from 38 to 31 , the EU class='bold'>share fell from 27 to 23 , and Asia s class='bold'>share rose from 24 to 32 .

A much larger class='bold'>share was lost productivity.

SINGAPORE In 2016, China s class='bold'>share of the global economy will be larger than America s in purchasing price parity terms.

Meanwhile, the fraction of international reserves held in euros grew from 18 to 24 , and the dollar s class='bold'>share dropped from 71 to 66 .

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Altogether, these partners have a 35 percent class='bold'>stake in the program.

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Until 2005 there was no reserved quota for women.

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This ratio is called the mechanical advantage.

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With that amount, it would have been possible to double the supply of the basic allowance to the population in soap and detergent, and to increase the supply of toothpaste by 48.7 per cent.