higher-growth

China, as an emerging nation of still very poor people, can always achieve higher growth rates than an advanced, rich economy like the U. S.

In the long run, theory suggests that higher growth, other things equal, should mean higher interest rates for a given rate of inflation.

Most of these economies are built around export models, so higher growth means big surpluses of foreign exchange added to the money supply.

But Brazil, in turn, will not be able to match China's record in reducing the number of poor people without higher growth.

In addition, the environmental policies may reap a double-dividend in terms of a better environmental quality and a higher growth rate.

The study corrected for other factors that might explain higher growth, like the presence of a university or seaport.

Globalization and a relaxed trade and investment regime have coincided with higher growth rates for both countries.

The FPC has still certain market in hard disk, although with a higher growth to be desired.

Higher growth has also given reassurance that the government can take itself out of its wide fiscal deficit, with higher tax revenues.

Emerging markets will not be immune to that slowdown but they will enjoy higher growth and money will continue to flow towards them.

Banks with more asset allocated for loans and less allocated for interbank borrowings see a higher growth rate of net interest income.

Newer technologies are set to see higher growth rates.

A new analysis by the IMF suggests that fiscal austerity coupled with structural reforms would yield far higher growth than austerity alone.

The main results are as follows: The various industries' TFP long-run growth can promote GDP grow, which brings higher growth effect.

Higher growth in inland regions is nothing new.

But in the long term, rebalancing the economy is the best way to ensure higher growth.

Comprehensive tax reform is needed in Germany to spur investment and to create new jobs, thus putting the economy on a higher growth path.

But this conclusion is challenged by studies that capture mechanisms that associate more open trade with higher growth.

Higher growth reassures markets, increases tax revenues and reduces spending on unemployment benefits and other welfare payments.

Most will probably plump for easier money and higher growth, even at the risk of future inflation and asset bubbles.

Expectations of higher growth in Europe and Japan have not gone unnoticed by central banks.

The plan is meant to capitalize on the higher growth rates in the so-called "BRIC" countries of Brazil, Russia, India and China.

First, countries with higher growth have higher rate of real wage growth, which makes the real exchange rate grow faster.

The higher growth rate assumes some level of technological advancements like that suggested in the growth modes theory of Robin Hanson.

The urban and rural population's income continued to grow with higher growth for rural population than that for urban population.

Add to this higher growth overseas and share repurchases and the result is higher profits with virtually no hiring.

A price tag for higher growth But you can see the problem with these efforts to pump up the growth rate, can't you?

Although these are a little more expensive, the valuations are justified by the higher growth prospects.

Today, surprisingly, the quantity of imports of leather still showed a higher growth.

Brazil, South Korea, and Taiwan have also recorded a much higher growth rate than India, he notes.

In the higher growth scenario, it expects oil to be at $159 by then.

By 1984, Utah had gone, leaving the group free to pursue other acquisitions in higher-growth areas.

Trade experts predicted an increase in global soybean production this year, but also a higher growth in consumption.

A higher growth speed will bring more jobs but at the same time increase inflationary pressure.

Some continue to predict 20 per cent or higher growth for 2008, but several are forecasting only 15 per cent growth.

The US, on the other hand, would be "forced" into either higher growth or lower debt levels.

Although such reforms might take time to yield results, they could put developing countries back on a higher growth track, Timmer concluded.

Significantly higher growth in 10-year average financial performance where employees own more than 5% market value