What's more, the superrich have been getting an increasing slice of the economic pie.
Thanks to rising house prices, stagnant wages and social inequality, private renters make up an increasing slice of the British population.
More than 100 of Andorra's 170 strong ski school are English speakers, and this is one of the reasons why Andorra is taking an increasing slice of the ski pie.
I responded that as I understood it, the liberal argument was that for various reasons, corporations have been taking an increasing slice of overall national income as profit over the past 50 years, with less and less going to wages, that this was contributing to low consumer demand and increasing household debt, and that the ultimate result was lower growth and higher unemployment.
But a spike in food prices merely jacks up the cost of living without generating much in the way of income or jobs in the short term; and for the urban poor who make up an increasing slice of most emerging-country populations higher food prices are almost entirely bad news.
Britain's Meteorological Office earns more in commercial revenues than any of its European counterparts, but it brings in only £24m ($40m) of its £155m budget.One reason is that commercial companies have been taking an increasing slice of the weather business in Europe.
Under legislation passed in 1990, a slice of that increased value can be redistributed in kind to the local community, so that others, apart from developers, benefit from planning permission.
Discount renovations that the couple undertook, and the increase in value from purchasing a slice of neighboring land from convicted fraudster Tony Rezko, and the president's Chicago home is worth around $1.65 million, estimates real estate agent Beki Darin of Prudential Rubloff Properties in Chicago.
Shouldn't the price of a slice of Cisco increase if it is spending so much on buybacks?
The good news is that a constantly increasing slice of the rest of America has moved on.
