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Perhaps surprisingly, there is widespread consensus in the Arab Awakening countries that the private sector is central to sustained job creation and growth.
Achieving ambitious goals for inclusive growth and job creation quickly without an enabling state and without using the banking system will be extremely difficult.
As a result, while political uncertainty will take its toll on economic growth, the Arab Awakening countries should not have to face a transitional recession, as post-communist Europe did in the 1990’s.
On the other hand, they are unlikely to benefit from the subsequent robust growth that most European transition countries experienced.
But it should be a plan for private-sector-led inclusive growth, supported by efforts in the rest of the Arab world and in the EU.
We have already witnessed tremendous growth in renewable energy, creating with it new business opportunities and jobs.
Climate change poses a grave threat to the natural environment, to economic growth, and to the lives of all people around the world, especially the poorest and most vulnerable.
(Europeans need not be envious: growth is quicker when it begins low; think again about puppies.)
Putin counts on economic growth as the basis for his personal popularity.
Private companies, not the state, generate Russian growth.
Oil, the main engine of growth, is privately controlled.
The hydrocarbons sector secures Russian growth, undermines the power of Arab producers and OPEC, and thus promises a decrease in oil prices.
Many Russian industrialists, such as the founders of Yukos Oil, oversaw their businesses' stunning growth.
In the meantime, economic growth, which is vital for an impoverished but ambitious population, was the central issue of the presidential campaign.
You cannot deceive people about growth; they feel the weight of their pockets better than anyone else.
But you can manipulate their understanding of it: who are the authors of growth, the Khodorkovskys or the Putins?
Growth, it seems, is attributed here not to those who produce it, but to those who punish it.
This manner of governance bodes well neither for economic growth nor democracy in the long term.
In the absence of other economic reforms, QE on its own cannot effect the changes needed to kick-start growth.
And if the reforms are not implemented and growth fails to materialize, politicians are likely to blame QE, not their own failure to take all the other steps that must follow it on the path of economic recovery.
They do not care that the international order they want to tear down enabled the rapid post-1945 economic growth that liberated billions of developing-country citizens from poverty.
On the other hand, Italy's economy as a whole is stagnant: in the last ten years Italy has been growing more slowly than the median in Europe, which is already seeing much lower growth rates than the United States.
In order for an increase in the productivity of those who work to result in a growth of GDP per capita it is necessary that productivity growth not be not nullified by a simultaneous reduction in the number, and thus the proportion, of those who work.
A Contagion of Bad IdeasNEW YORK – The Great Recession of 2008 has morphed into the North Atlantic Recession: it is mainly Europe and the United States, not the major emerging markets, that have become mired in slow growth and high unemployment.
Europe’s leaders recognized that distressed countries’ debts would become unmanageable unless their economies could grow, and that growth could not be achieved without assistance.
The resulting austerity will hinder Europe’s growth, and thus that of its most distressed economies: after all, nothing would help Greece more than robust growth in its trading partners.
And low growth will hurt tax revenues, undermining the proclaimed goal of fiscal consolidation.
And, with housing prices continuing to fall, GDP growth faltering, and unemployment remaining stubbornly high (one of six Americans who would like a full-time job still cannot get one), more stimulus, not austerity, is needed – for the sake of balancing the budget as well.
The single most important driver of deficit growth is weak tax revenues, owing to poor economic performance; the single best remedy would be to put America back to work.
Indeed, most established parties are so busy playing defense that they have little inclination to engage in the type of forward-looking strategic thinking that is needed to re-energize exhausted growth models, anchor financial stability, and ensure that technological innovation enables broad-based prosperity.
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