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Until Japan's leaders take steps to boost the birthrate, the whole country — like the countryside — will continue to shrink.

To know: The Federal Reserve Chairman, Ben Bernanke, said this morning that the Fed is prepared to take unconventional new steps to boost the economy.

What will Ben Bernanke, the Fed chairman, say in his big speech Friday in Jackson Hole, Wyo.? Will he hint at new steps to boost the economy?

By Samantha Henig October 15, 2010 To know: The Federal Reserve Chairman, Ben Bernanke, said this morning that the Fed is prepared to take unconventional new steps to boost the economy.

The company's C.E.O., Dick Costolo, while announcing the disappointing results, promised to take steps to boost the growth rate of Twitter's user base, which fell sharply in the most recent quarter.

In following its policy of quantitative easing, which it adopted at the end of 2008, the Fed is taking unprecedented steps to boost the overall level of demand in the economy, which is what determines the unemployment rate.

It seems like a straightforward step to boost the city's economy, but the thicket of political, social, financial and philosophical issues surrounding the measure is dense, indeed.

Nearly a decade ago, lawmakers in Los Angeles took an aggressive step to boost the city's languishing Convention Center, granting tens of millions of dollars in tax breaks to spark construction of a 54-story hotel nearby.

They should also take steps to boost both the willingness of landlords to let to homeless people and the confidence of homeless people to take on a tenancy.

Moscow has been conducting a bombing campaign in Syria in support of its long-time ally President Bashar al-Assad since September 2015, and has taken steps to boost its presence in the country.

U.K. industry leaders are calling on ministers to take urgent steps to boost STEM skills, adapt the current apprenticeship model and improve basic numeracy and literacy.