It's worth looking at the ratio of government spending (all levels) to potential GDP (potential to correct for the effects of the business cycle on the denominator): So, there was a big rise for about 30 years after World War II.
The same company's talk station, LBC, consolidated its recent audience gains, down on the quarter but up year on year to 935,000 listeners, a 5.1% share, while there was a big rise for sister station LBC News 1152, up a third year on year to 447,000.
He said people whose living standards were being "remorselessly squeezed" would find a big rise for MPs "impossible to understand".
Big rise for raising taxes to make Social Security protected @Women_Vote @DemCorps.
In the Czech Republic, it jumped by 10.8%, the biggest rise for 15 months.
They were up 12.9% from November 2015, the biggest rise for five years.
The French already feel their pockets squeezed: rising food and fuel prices helped push annual inflation to 3.2% in the year to March, the biggest rise for 11 years.
A solid start to the bank reporting season and renewed appetite for shares on Wall Street on Tuesday helped the FTSE 100 post its biggest rise for six weeks.
ALREADY the financial crisis is taking its toll on the employment market: the jobless total rose by 164,000 in the three months to September, the biggest rise for 17 years, and the number claiming jobseeker's allowance jumped again in September.
MBA graduates' pay packets are in the news once again, following the release of the FT's annual business-school rankings, which show big rises in salaries for alumni of top schools such as Stanford and Harvard.
