Such growth would depend on the availability of increased financial resources.

And the confidence that this engenders leads to still further growth.

Most of our local authorities, when they sit down to plan for the next five, 10, 15, 20 years of a community, still start by assuming that there will be more energy, more cars, more housing, more jobs, more growth, and so on.

So, yes, more immediate growth does require slower reduction in fiscal deficits.

Africa s economy may grow, but Africans will continue to suffer.

When investment returns to normal levels, economic growth will slow further.

Higher taxes and greater regulation cannot be good for growth.

The four decades since The Limits of Growth have shown that we need more of it, not less.

This transformation has become a virtuous circle where initial growth has spiraled into greater growth, leading to more growth.

After five years of decline in living standards, voters oppose more austerity and further retrenchment without growth.

It is a tried and true path towards growth, competitiveness and employment.

The price their countries pay is a more sclerotic and slowly growing economy.

The projected rapid growth of nuclear energy will generate yet more challenges.

In sum, because India s existing economic institutions could not cope with strong growth, its political checks and balances started kicking in to prevent further damage, and growth slowed.

Employment in all other occupations either remained unchanged or grew.

One can argue that we should nonetheless rely on growth and simply adopt measures that encourage more of it.

As more poor countries join the club of emerging economies, and many subsidized renewable energy projects fail in the developed and emerging economies, demand for oil will continue to grow.

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Continental Europe did not deregulate as much, and preferred to seek growth in greater economic integration.

A vicious cycle of asset price correction and weaker growth, together with downside surprises that are not currently priced by markets, could lead to further asset price declines and even weaker growth a dynamic that drove the global economy into recession in the first place.

More integration is preached at the European level, but implicitly portrayed at home as an obstacle to growth.

This finding dovetails with the work of Harvard University s Benjamin Friedman, who argues in The Moral Consequences of Growth that economic growth more often than not fosters greater opportunity, tolerance of diversity, social mobility, commitment to fairness, and dedication to democracy.

If the interest rate is higher than the growth rate, austerity is required the wider the gap, the more austerity is needed.

And if growth decelerates further the annual rate has already dropped from 10 to 7.5 social unrest may increase.

These groups protected the growth in consumption to which they had become accustomed by going more deeply into debt.

But the trend towards increasing sophistication and breadth of our financial markets suggests that we can expect to see much further growth in cat bonds.

For, even if growth continues at its current pace, more capital will be needed, especially for small and mid sized banks.

We have formulated and are now implementing a programme for reactivating the economy and society, combining more dynamic growth with increased attention to providing social services and job creation, all with the aim of reducing poverty and hunger.

The growth slowdown is a much greater concern than the recent asset price volatility, even if the latter grabs more headlines.

It also has a lengthy coastline and a deepwater port, Berbera, which could help land locked Ethiopia unlock even more economic growth.

And, without a rapid return to growth, more defaults and social turmoil cannot be avoided.

Economists have struggled with the tradeoff between growth and equity for centuries. What is the nature of the tradeoff?

Thus, the recovery of global aggregate demand will be weak, pushing global growth much lower.

Stronger safety net programs might reduce the need for precautionary savings in the future, but such reforms cannot be accomplished overnight.

Meanwhile, China s so called export oriented growth policy itself may not be wrong for a developing country, because international trade in general creates more jobs and brings more income.

Learning by doing, in turn, increases competitiveness and spurs economic growth, thereby improving investors expectations and inducing further investment.

Indeed, continued growth and job creation is the only real solution for lifting hundreds of millions of Chinese out of poverty permanently.

Without further declines in the saving rate from this very low level, consumer spending will not continue to grow as robustly.

Both developed and African countries can do more to investigate and publicize investment opportunities in African countries

Greater legitimacy, in turn, will make the IMF more effective in promoting economic growth and stability in all of our member states.

But this is mere suggestion. One can argue that we should nonetheless rely on growth and simply adopt measures that encourage more of it.

Because the country s latecomer status explains its 33 years of rapid economic growth, the key to understanding its potential for further rapid growth in the future lies in estimating how large those advantages still are.

In 2009, economists expect growth to contract by up to 8 , with a further steep decline likely next year.

Minor and gradual institutional change can have a powerful impact on growth if it is perceived as initiating further credible reform.

In these circumstances, domestic deflationary policies will only further slow growth and are helpless to stem imported inflation.