The scenarios also show that there will be improvements in local environmental quality as a result of increasing affluence and economic growth.
Intensification of aquaculture, use of human and animal manure for pond fertilization, and increased consumption of fish because of increasing affluence by a population with a tradition of eating raw fish may be contributing factors for infection.
Over the last 30 years the citizens of the United Arab Emirates have experienced major changes in life-style secondary to increased affluence.
Beginning in the 1st century AD the Western Balts experienced their "golden" period - the times of economic expansion and increased affluence of their societies, all of which was based on the amber trade, but resulted in active and long term contacts with the lands of the Roman Empire.
Economic growth and globalization are often cited as the principal macroeconomic drivers of urban sprawl; however, increased affluence, attractive land and housing prices, and the desire for larger homes with more amenities (such as yards, household appliances, storage space, and privacy) play significant roles at the level of the individual.
But unlike previous swing voters, she isn't so much a new kind of person, being forged by increased affluence and technological change.
This alarming rise in the prevalence of diabetes is has been attributed to increasing affluence, rapid urbanization, and a diet rich in carbohydrates [ 4].
Officials of the charity cited the neighborhood's increased affluence.
The prevalence of allergic diseases has increased worldwide, apparently in parallel to increasing affluence, 1 first in westernised countries followed by low-income and middle-income countries.
But increased affluence, a trend towards longer holidays, fewer visa conditions and growing numbers of repeat travellers mean that every year more will take foreign trips, and more will venture farther.
