Working longer is thus the ideal way to achieve growth and competitiveness.

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

Otherwise, it will be impossible to achieve long term poverty reduction and inclusive growth.

Concurrently, greater investment in infrastructure is also necessary to achieve higher rates of growth.

Our current growth rates are not sufficient to achieve the Development Goals because of, for example, the high rates of population growth.

This will help, but it is unlikely to be enough to achieve positive GDP growth.

Indeed, for at least 25 years Brazil has not been able to achieve rapid economic growth.

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

Each country should focus on what it needs to do to achieve sustained long term growth.

But, looking forward, as these headwinds fade, faster growth and poverty alleviation are becoming easier to achieve.

The G 20 will not achieve growth and stability without a renewed focus on long term debt reduction.

The Indian states have substantial policy discretion and often compete to attract businesses and achieve rapid economic growth.

And the benefits would increasingly accrue to the developing world, which would achieve the biggest boosts to growth rates.

The slow growth rate means that it can take 30 years to achieve a specimen with a significant trunk.

This will help to achieve sustainable growth, but will require a stable macro economic climate and competitive, liberalized markets.

This approach lies at the heart of the G 20 s efforts to achieve strong, stable, and balanced global growth.

If the current annual growth rate of 0.5 per cent is maintained, we will achieve universal primary education by 2015.

The LDC Group believed that international trade could contribute to sustained economic growth but needed international support to achieve this.

BEIJING In the coming years, China s government will have to confront significant challenges to achieve stable, inclusive, and sustainable economic growth.

Investment is high, but further investment growth risks misallocating money, so reductions in China s trade imbalance may be hard to achieve.

Nevertheless, today s debates about how to achieve sustainable, inclusive growth are too narrowly focused on the role of governments and policymakers.

(a) Africa It is considered most important for Africa to expand and diversify its exports to achieve economic and industrial growth.

Even under the most optimistic scenarios for growth, it will not be possible to achieve the maternal mortality and literacy indicators.

If two countries achieve the same growth in average WAP income, one should conclude that both have been equally efficient in using their potential, even if their overall GDP growth rates differ.

Against this background, South Korea s new growth strategy should aim to achieve both a demand side rebalancing and supply side productivity increases.

Full trade liberalization in Latin America, although difficult to achieve, must be made central to EU strategy, and would boost economic growth.

We are more than willing to help the North achieve economic growth, which is almost always the source of peace and security.

The nature of capitalist growth requires us to take a more holistic view and work out how we can achieve sustainable development.

However, some wealthier developing countries, notably Chile, did achieve a faster pace of investment and growth based on their natural resource endowments.

Its purpose is to provide authoritative new evidence concerning how governments and businesses can achieve stronger economic growth while simultaneously addressing climate risks.

To achieve inclusive growth, India must shift toward modern services, such as Internet connectivity technology, finance, law, accountancy, and other professional business services.

Unless these countries exploit the long term growth opportunities offered by industrial development, they will be unable to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.

Anti dumping is a unilaterally applied tool that affects our growth and, as a result, undermines our ability to achieve greater social development.

Unfortunately, most developing countries will not be able to achieve the Millennium Development Goals, given current growth rates and levels of international support.

Despite the summit s aspirational rhetoric, there is no consensus about how to achieve sustainable development, exemplified by disagreement over the potential of green growth.

Trade, as an engine of growth, was a critical factor without a timely and satisfactory outcome to the Doha Development Agenda, developing countries could not achieve the economic growth needed to meet the Millennium Development Goals.

Monetary policy initiatives that emphasize increased collaboration among central banks to achieve financial stability and sustainable growth in global liquidity thus would be particularly welcome.

The Europeans wanted to achieve their goal through, among other means, further environmental protection and more social cohesion desirable aims, but certainly not growth strategies.

Emerging economies will achieve higher growth (in the 6 range), and their income and wealth levels will continue to converge with those of advanced economies.

It is little wonder that Germany finds it difficult to achieve a sustainable pattern of balanced growth in the eurozone as it is currently configured.

When the difference between borrowing costs and growth becomes too large, the primary budget surpluses required to stop debt from increasing become impossible to achieve.

The good news is that we can achieve what s needed, we can afford to do it, and we can do it all without curtailing growth.

A constructive, cooperative relationship can make a significant contribution to both countries efforts to adapt their policies and institutions to achieve sustainable, inclusive growth patterns.

The proposals contained in China 2030 could provide a framework for Chinese policymakers as they seek to achieve their goal of sustainable and harmonious growth.

The Brussels Programme of Action provided a comprehensive framework for instituting partnerships with LDCs so as to achieve poverty reduction, economic growth and sustainable development.