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Participation in food-stamp programmes has fallen much faster than the poverty rate.

That said, it definitely hasn't been an easy couple of years as revenue from Moshi has fallen much faster than we predicated," he said.

The ranks of teenagers officially classified as "long-term unemployed" has swollen, and even where unemployment has fallen slightly, the benefit count has fallen much faster as the government has worked overtime to drive people off the welfare rolls.

His aides point to research published last summer by the Institute for Fiscal Studies showing "the employment rate of those in their 20s has fallen, while employment among older individuals has not; and real pay among young workers has fallen much faster than among older workers.

"The unemployment rate has fallen much faster than anticipated... and is likely to reach 7% by the spring," he said.

The economy it seems is running out of cash and systemic liquidity has fallen much faster than anticipated.

It notes specifically that the costs of solar and wind have fallen much faster than anticipated.

In the wake of plunging costs in global market, prices on the forecourt have fallen much faster than household heating bills, which may be why petrol and oil companies are less despised than home energy suppliers – also being named by 26%.

But figures on Wednesday showed again that the unemployment rate had fallen much faster than the Bank expected.

Perhaps most important, there was a recognition that the dollar had fallen much too steeply and much too fast against the yen, especially considering recent predictions that the dollar could reach 160 yen by the end of the year.

Retail prices have fallen much more slowly, as the bulk of the cost of a solar panel system lies in installation, and those costs have not fallen nearly as fast.