Sustained growth has obviously not included the majority of humanity.

The main driving forces behind the upswing were resilient household demand in the United States , a recovery in non Japan Asia , mainly driven by exports , and relatively sustained growth in the EU accession countries .

To achieve sustained growth, a balance between short term and long term objectives must be struck.

This will favour an environment conducive to sustained economic growth , well functioning markets and continued job creation .

2. Recognizes the importance of industrialization to the sustained growth and accelerated development of Africa

Will economic growth accelerate sufficiently to boost job and income growth?

So economic growth the rise in real incomes slows.

Stressing that the effective management of the debt of developing countries, including middle income countries, is an important factor, among others, in their sustained economic growth and in the smooth functioning of the world economy,

The main ingredient needed to achieve faster sustained growth is increased investment.

Incoming macroeconomic data continue to point to moderate but ongoing real GDP growth .

Incoming macroeconomic data continue to point to moderate but ongoing real GDP growth .

Incoming macroeconomic data point to moderating but ongoing real GDP growth .

Most important, these activities are most likely to be central to economic growth in developing and emerging countries.

BEIJING All low income countries have the potential for dynamic economic growth.

Recognizing that industrial growth is essential for sustained economic development in that it generates income and employment, thus improving standards of living and eradicating poverty, a key goal contained in the United Nations Millennium Declaration,See resolution 55 2.

Income inequality was rising dramatically, environmental damage was worsening rapidly, and inflation was leading to weak real income growth for poor households.

(v) Creating a legal and regulatory framework with a view to promoting sustained economic growth and sustainable development

Yes, sound political and social institutions are the bedrock of sustained economic growth indeed, they are the sine qua non of all cases of successful development.

These changes do not directly induce economic growth, but they increase the economy s potential or long run income.

Unfortunately, for a country as poor as India, only sustained rapid growth can lead to enduring development gains.

By ensuring a non inflationary environment , this move will contribute to ensuring sustainable economic growth in the euro area .

The picture of a favourable outlook for price stability was not jeopardised by the continued strong monetary growth in 2003 .

Over the projection horizon , export growth is expected to continue to support economic activity on the back of the assumed continued strength in foreign demand .

However , a general trend towards an increased emphasis on market based financing has sustained the dynamic growth of commercial paper issuance .

If invested in infrastructure, education, and external financial assets, natural resource revenues can accelerate growth.

Leading economists have long argued that the West s greater reliance on markets resulted in faster and more robust economic growth.

There is no chance in either country that domestic demand alone will support sustained growth in the short to medium term.

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This , in turn , would dampen private investment and thereby weaken the foundations for sustained growth .

The economic fundamentals of the euro area are sound , and incoming macroeconomic data continue to point to moderate but ongoing real GDP growth .

It is remarkable that , over the last decade , the overall framework of EMU has supported very sustained employment growth .

The US needs fiscal measures that both curb the deficit and contain rising income inequality and the inequality of opportunity that it begets.

The expected re acceleration of real GDP growth in the first months of 2006 has thus materialised , confirming the Governing Council 's view that economic growth is broadening and becoming more sustained .

On the revenue side , slow tax revenue growth in 2003 can mainly be accounted for by the weakness in economic activity and by other unexpected shortfalls in tax revenues .

The latest information on economic activity also underpins previous expectations of moderate but ongoing growth in the first quarter of 2008 .

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Since 2005 , the implementation of the reformed Stability and Growth Pact has been facilitated by the onset of more favourable economic conditions and particularly buoyant government revenue growth .

Europe s only hope for sustained growth is to boost productivity, so that it can derive more value from its shrinking workforce.

Indeed, strong Chinese demand has supported its trading partners export led growth for much of the past three decades.

After a sharp downturn in 1999 2001, the economy grew by 5 per year on average from 2002 to 2012.

At first, steady and high real GDP growth averaging 4.2 per cent for 1997 2001 was driven both by domestic demand and continued high growth in tourist arrivals.

2. Reaffirms that industrialization is an essential factor in the sustained economic growth, sustainable development and eradication of poverty of developing countries and countries with economies in transition as well as in the creation of productive employment, income generation and the facilitation of social integration, including the integration of women into the development process

To reconcile our environmental priorities with continued growth, we must act realistically, pragmatically, and above all immediately.

After more than two decades of sustained rapid growth, Japan s economy slackened considerably in 1971, leading to four decades of annual growth rates averaging less than 4 .

This together with the gold exchange standard, which ensured that credit did not exceed the economy s productive capacity contributed to sustained global economic growth.