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The referendum campaign last year boosted the share of Scots who support independence, which is the SNP's defining cause.

It has boosted the share of sunglasses in its total output to one half in the first quarter of this year, from 13% in 1993.

Google, which processes about twice as many search requests as rival Yahoo!, according to Nielsen/NetRatings, boosted the share of revenue generated overseas to 39% of revenue in the first quarter, from 35%.

Lower crude prices boosted the shares of automakers and exporters, but the potential for further economic weakness negated any inclination toward gains, particularly after data showed Japan's wholesale inflation was running at the highest rate in 27 years.

A dozen states, including oil-rich Texas, have introduced measures to boost the share of renewable energy used locally.

However, to boost the share of consumption, you first need to understand why it has been declining.

This was evidenced most recently in leaked documents last week showing the coalition lobbying to water down EU proposals to boost the share of renewables in our energy system.

Paris aims to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, boost the share of renewables in the administration's energy use to 30% by 2020 and make better use of its sewage network.

Germany and Spain have gone further than most in using public subsidies to boost the share of renewable energy (though to nothing like 80%) and their bills have been enormous: 0.6% of GDP a year in Germany and 0.8% in Spain.

Certainly, the huge rise in trade deals seems to have done nothing to boost the share of the continent's trade that is intra-Asian (see chart).Countries may worry that a multilateral deal would erode the preferential terms they got through bilateral ones.

All this will raise still further the percentage of Germans holding shares, which has increased from 5.5% to around 6.2% in the past year, and boost the share of stockmarket capitalisation in GDP which is still way below other countries (see chart).Yet there are still depressing signs that the old thinking has deep roots.