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If Japan’s private sector rises to the challenge, it can move the economy onto a path of faster growth.
But there is ample scope to make progress and spur faster economic growth.
This dynamic is similar to that of an asset bubble, albeit faster.
The use of online social networks, for example, has grown faster than in any other country in Europe, and has helped create some semblance of a public sphere, with the Russian blogosphere often a venue for angry public expression about social injustice, undeserved privileges, lawlessness, and police impunity.
I believed that Poland’s transformation could be accomplished faster and more effectively.
The question now is whether Modi’s push for faster growth can narrow the income gap in the coming decades.
After falling 0.6% in 2009, world GDP is expected to grow this year by 4.6%, and by 4.3% in 2011, according to International Monetary Fund forecasts – faster than average growth over the last three decades.
Indeed, we think their lives will improve faster in the next 15 years than at any other time in history – and that their lives will improve more than anyone else’s.
Encouraging robust competition is essential because Spain must grow faster than Europe and so cannot be content with mimicking dozy Continental methods.
But it is also true that although some people are eager to take pills that make them feel better or think faster, it is not so obvious that people would really want to take pills that would make them morally better.
This allows more solar heat to be taken up in the climate system, which is one reason why the Arctic has warmed at a faster rate than other parts of the world.
Faster growth and returns on public investment yield higher tax revenues, and a 5 to 6% return is more than enough to offset temporary increases in the national debt.
Of course, in that case the north needs to inflate faster than by just 2%.
Fundamentalists claim that faster year-on-year growth in US average hourly earnings was the immediate trigger for the crash.
The “innovations” unleashed by modern finance did not lead to higher long-term efficiency, faster growth, or more prosperity for all.
We should make that end come faster: climate safety will require that we leave most fossil-fuel resources in the ground.
Foreign-exchange markets will factor this in, adjusting exchange rates faster in response to current-account imbalances and canceling out much of the capital flows which today support chronically unbalanced trade.
Therefore, faster growth of reserves led to faster growth of the money supply – and on to a higher rate of inflation.
Labor markets have been knocked out of equilibrium as new technology and shifting global supply chains have caused demand in the labor market to change faster than supply can adjust.
Frustration cannot grow faster than opportunity in any country.
In various ways, corporatism chokes off the dynamism that makes for engaging work, faster economic growth, and greater opportunity and inclusiveness.
If they grow faster, at the average rates recorded in the 2000’s, the poverty rate will fall to 5.5%.
Better macroeconomic policy led to faster GDP growth, which required financing and motivated some insiders to forego pernicious maneuvering that would scare away new outside investors.
His forecast represented a simple extrapolation of two trends: continued financial deepening worldwide (that is, faster growth of financial assets than of the real economy), and London’s maintenance of its share of the global financial business.
Indeed, although the Internet’s coverage in China has been expanding steadily, the Communist Party’s ability to censor it has grown even faster, thanks to Western technology.
Faster “growth,” certainly.
R&D investment usually expands faster than GDP during cyclical expansions, and the current period is in line with historical trends.
Global intercourse is broader, faster, and more ubiquitous than ever before.
It only means that the total volume of German exports has been rising faster than the total German value-added in those exports.
When a country specializes in a certain area, capital and labor move into that area at a rate faster than they move into other areas – indeed, the growth of export-related sectors may come at the cost of a decline in other areas.
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