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But advances in data visualization, faster development cycles for applications, and the steady consumerization of technology are changing that, putting customized, easy-to-understand solutions in managers’ hands.
In recent years, an emerging debate has focused on whether the global economic system of the 2000s – in which export-oriented emerging economies essentially pegged their currencies to the dollar to obtain faster growth and accumulate foreign-exchange reserves at spectacular rates – effectively created a sort of “Bretton Woods II.”Could China and the US formalize such a system, with the renminbi playing a greater role?
As countries become richer, non-traded services constitute a greater share of output, causing GDP to grow faster than trade, while global overcapacity has restrained trade growth further.
The main ingredient needed to achieve faster sustained growth is increased investment.
Tackling these challenges requires a clear understanding of how economic opportunities can be broadened to ensure faster poverty reduction, promote human development, and stimulate gender-inclusive growth.
It revealed that, on average, open economies can be expected to grow 2.45% faster than closed economies.
The international financial institutions, not to mention many private-sector actors, are projecting significantly faster growth this year than in 2016.
The path to such openness was thorny: foreign competition in the early 1990s deepened the structural problems of big Hungarian banks, a malady which faster privatization could have eased.
State-sector productivity grew even faster, at 5.5% per year.
It was a club that countries sought to join precisely in order to achieve faster economic growth.
This year alone, the dollar’s value has fallen by another 10% in purchasing power terms against America’s major trading partners, and it could fall at the same rate in 2008 – or faster if global investors decide to cut and run.
Middle-income, low-price/wage countries would grow faster with a higher inflation rate.
As incomes in China grow, imports from other low or middle-income countries rise faster than imports from high-wage countries.
True, over the last 25 years, US per capita growth has been faster; but Japan’s economy is not disfigured by the massive increase in inequality that has left many American workers facing stagnant real wages throughout that period.
But, as a comparison with Spain reveals, faster wage growth elsewhere cannot be the entire story.
And yet, despite the more rapid rise in German wages, the country’s exports rebounded faster than Spain’s – or those of any other European Union country.
But even if supply-side growth were maintained, say, by China, thereby holding down prices of tradable goods, helicopter money would carry major costs, because debt would still be growing faster than nominal GDP.
In this scenario, water extraction will become even more unsustainable than it already is, with already-limited stores depleted faster than ever – a situation that could fuel further turmoil.
And China, for its part, is working energetically to internationalize its currency – and it is making faster progress than most people appreciate.
Indeed, for sectors in which Chinese imports accounted for at least 40% of demand in 2011, the import share has increased at a faster pace than it has for manufacturing overall.
Japan is raising its minimum wage only slightly faster than inflation.
Moreover, by facilitating faster matches, online talent platforms shorten the duration of unemployment, while the creation of flexible part-time opportunities can draw more inactive workers into the labor force and help part-time workers add hours.
In other regions, developing countries that liberalized their economies and encouraged foreign investment grew faster than they otherwise would have.
But it is time to go further and begin to lobby aggressively for faster financial liberalization in the developing world.
Kaufman has consistently pressed them to do more – and do it much faster; to be sure, they and many others are now listening.
Those inflows are now causing the GCC population to grow four times faster than in emerging markets and the United States, seven times faster than in China, and ten times faster than in the eurozone.
Following recent revisions to its GDP figures, India's economy has recently grown – in real terms – slightly faster than China's.
A key feature of my research into the BRIC economies (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) more than ten years ago was that at some point during this decade, India would start to grow faster than China and continue to do so for dozens of years.
In a nutshell: Ireland’s policymakers failed to supervise their banks, and watched (or cheered) from the sidelines as a debt-fueled spending binge generated the “Celtic miracle,” whereby Ireland grew faster than all other EU members and Dublin real estate became some of the most expensive in the world.
Third, Latin American companies can help to improve education – often much faster than the government can implement effective reforms.
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