To limit that increase, the euro must rise.

The number of clusters known continued to increase under the efforts of astronomers.

Small states nervousness and fear began to increase roughly in 2000.

Worse still, it continues to increase.

According to a recent study, the average life span of the Japanese is still increasing.

In victory, that strength is being raised further, in the name of eternal vigilance.

Carbon emissions have kept increasing, despite repeated promises of cuts.

The dot sizes are going to grow, you're going to see a sea of yellow take over.

The budget deficit continued to widen as the economy collapsed.

That figure will continue to rise as the Internet population keeps growing.

If benefits are not reduced, the gap between receipts and expenditures will increase.

This will only grow until the state takes charge.

At this rate, real per capita GDP will double every 16 years.

And, everywhere, it is likely to be another year in which the gap between the haves and the have nots will widen.

Banks balance sheets were by then filled with vast amounts of risky mortgages, packaged in complicated forms that made the risks hard to evaluate.

Banks began to slow their new lending, and defaults on mortgages began to rise.

By contrast, if global populations continue to rise rapidly, the stresses on the world's resources will worsen.

Like all other prices, it must sometimes increase, sometimes decrease, according to market demands.

Production and sales bottomed out in March 1991.

The dramatic run up of home prices made it too easy to count on real estate values to continue to rise.

It is likely to rise to more than 60 of GDP by the end of 2010, with the debt to GDP ratio continuing to increase.

Even if real wages increase in some coastal cities, surplus labor could keep the national average flat.

Bank loans have started to increase, but small borrowers, new borrowers, and start up companies are regularly refused.

Given this weak outlook for the major economies, losses by banks and other financial institutions will continue to grow. My latest estimates are 3.6 trillion in losses for loans and securities issued by US institutions, and 1 trillion for the rest of the world.

So it's not that entropy must always increase you can get fluctuations into lower entropy, more organized situations.

Nominal wages may increase, while real wages stagnate, owing to higher inflation.

It would also provide a backdrop against which wages in Germany could rise without necessarily having to fall in the periphery.

Given this weak outlook for the major economies, losses by banks and other financial institutions will continue to grow.

As long as the US has a current account deficit, the stock of foreign owned claims on the US economy must rise.

Given this, we should expect Greek debt yields to rise further, despite the current IMF program.

As food supply growth slowed, demand continued to grow, and not only due to population increase.

And even a real wage increase on the national level will not undermine competitiveness if labor productivity grows still faster.

But, as these temporary influences fall away in the coming year, overall price inflation will begin to increase more rapidly.

Initially the task force consisted of only Alex, Lioba, Farah, Ali, and Janie and a few other members, but recently the group has been expanding.

It was only this year, when financial markets started to worry about the accumulation of sovereign debt, that interest rate differentials began to widen.

By 2020, the benefits would be almost 500 billion annually, and would continue to rise each year.

Paid holidays can be 3 4 weeks until age 45, gradually increasing to 7 8 weeks in one s late 60 s.

Individual member states capacity to protect their banks came into question, and the interest rate spread between different governments bonds began to widen alarmingly.

Tolerating them, as was done until recently, is increasingly dangerous.

Maintaining an undervalued currency has the upside that it subsidizes the production of such goods but it also has the downside that it taxes domestic consumption which is why it generates a trade surplus.

The addition of new EU members implies that more internal differences will occur, which means that fewer centralized policies are justified.

What matters is their output of modern industrial goods (and services), which can expand without limit as long as domestic demand expands simultaneously.

And as the Internet penetrates, this division will get bigger.

With America's planned defense budget increases, the trans Atlantic gap in military capability will become a chasm.

If this path is maintained, the recovery will build momentum and broaden in both scope and impact.