And, at around age 35, fertility starts to decline at a much more rapid pace.
"We will work our way though the system at a much more rapid pace than we would have".
There is one area of positivity though; residential investment expanded at a more rapid pace that originally thought.
China's GDP grew by 9.8% in the fourth quarter from a year earlier, a more rapid pace than was expected.
An estimated 14,000 of New York City's 78,000 public school teachers plan to retire over the next 18 months, a far more rapid pace than anticipated.
His analysis might equally point to another, less palatable outcome: a sweeping aside of legal constraints, and a more rapid pace of executions.
In the April 28-29 meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee, some members said the purchase of additional Treasury notes "might well be warranted at some point to spur a more rapid pace of recovery".
Around 2001, the real-estate market began to develop at a more rapid pace, in part thanks to the drop in inflation, the establishment of a mortgage market and increased residential development, said Mr. Kirejczyk.
But budget analysts at the Pentagon and on Capitol Hill say that even troop reductions in Iraq — whether at the cautious pace laid out by President Bush and endorsed by Mr. McCain or at the more rapid pace prescribed by Mr. Obama — would present little savings in the first years.
