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In the US, we've seen growth from six percent to over 17 percent now.
And with that growth comes a whole list of growing challenges, challenges such as dealing with global warming, solving starvation and water shortages and curing diseases, to name just a few.
We've found that tumor growth in vitro was inhibited 70 percent in the group that made these changes, whereas only nine percent in the comparison group.
We wondered: Could we use arts and culture and design to revitalize this city and other Rust Belt cities across our nation, and turn them into centers for innovation and growth?
And left on the side of the road are hundreds of millions of people in Western middle classes with anemic income growth for more than two decades, possibly three decades, according to some studies.
The second thing that we did is that the quality of growth was not good enough.
And population growth is something that we don't have enough of a dialogue about on the continent.
In the '70s we invested in national parks, and that kept us away from the deeply flawed logic of growth, growth, growth at any cost that you see others embracing, especially in the developing world.
In the '90s, we pioneered payments for ecosystem services, and that helped us reverse deforestation and boosted ecotourism, which today is a key engine of growth.
Growth is fading away, and it's a big deal.
Growth has actually declined for the last 50 years.
If we continue like this, we need to learn how to live in a world with no growth in the next decade.
Growth matters a lot.
If we look at the history of growth, times of big growth have always been fueled by big manufacturing revolutions.
Why did these manufacturing revolutions create huge growth in our economies?
Each time, productivity has been the growth lever.
It will get us out of our growth slump and it will change radically the way globalization has been shaped over the last decade.
After all of our attempts to fix the manufacturing model failed, we thought growth could come from elsewhere.
We hoped it could produce growth.
This is massive, and it will do a lot in creating growth.
It means that by 2025, advanced robots will complement workers to be, together, 20 percent more productive, to manufacture 20 percent more outputs, to achieve 20 percent additional growth.
That's real economic growth.
The results? 40 percent more productivity, 40 percent more output produced, 40 percent more growth for this specific industry.
Not only will manufacturing become more productive, it will also become more flexible, and those were exactly the elements of growth that we are missing.
In mature economies, manufacturing will be back home, creating more employment, more productivity and more growth.
Only the countries that will boldly transform will be able to seize this growth.
And this is good, because this is where growth will be created.
In the next five years, the next billion consumers in China will inject more growth in our economies than the top five European markets together.
If we play it right, we'll see sustainable growth in all of our economies.
If we extrapolate this out over the next two decades with the growth of baby boomers, at this rate it is 60 percent of the GDP.
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