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Household spending appears to be rising at a somewhat slower pace than earlier in the year.

Markit chief economist Chris Williamson said: "It still looks a long while off before pay will be rising at a sufficiently strong pace to worry policymakers into raising interest rates".

It is the belief among defence thinkers especially those not wedded to any particular bureaucratic interest that domestic security risks may be rising at a time when the United States looks virtually unchallengeable overseas.

That surprised analysts, who had expected prices to be rising at a slower rate.

By reasonable projections, the debt could reach its highest levels in history within this decade, and still be rising at a rate nearly as fast as that during World War II.

But the instances of malicious hackers uncovering and using your credentials for nefarious purposes seem to be rising at an alarming rate.

Drug costs alone are rising at a rate of 18percentt a year.

Although profit margins have been falling, the studios' revenues have been rising at a cheerful 8-10% a year.

Before the recession, in contrast, British workers' efficiency was rising at a rate of around 1.7% a year.

But jobs for people with college degrees are rising at a rate of more than 2percentt a year.

Productivity is rising at a relatively weak pace.