Private investments, including foreign investments, were the key to sustained growth and employment generation.

Private investments, including foreign investments, were the key to sustained growth and employment generation.

Domestic investments are a critical resource for economic growth and sustainable development.

Advocates of stronger action respond that low carbon investments can generate much stronger, cleaner growth.

Without sustained investments in human capital and institution building, growth is condemned to peter out.

What matters more for long term growth are investments in the future including crucial public investments in education, technology, and infrastructure. Such investments ensure that all citizens, no matter how poor their parents, can live up to their potential.

Growth would restore confidence that Greece could repay its debts, causing interest rates to fall and leaving more fiscal room for further growth enhancing investments.

While these areas are important, their allocations should be reduced further to create space for growth enhancing investments.

Many countries have relied for growth on US consumer spending and investments in outsourcing to supply those consumers.

This has resulted in limited financing for investments needed for private sector growth, especially small and medium sized enterprises.

The growth in domestic investments would not only enhance national wealth, but would also spur the demand for foreign capital and technology in an escalating, mutually reinforcing manner that makes investments demand driven.

Europe urgently needs an economic doctrine that, despite today s deficits, preserves funding for the investments and research that promote growth.

Indeed, the first signs of new growth in SWF foreign investments could already be seen towards the end of 2009.

Everything else includes government investments in three major areas on which growth and high wage jobs depend education, infrastructure, and research.

A vibrant private sector with enterprises making investments, creating jobs and improving productivity promotes growth and creates opportunities for poor people.

With corporations cautious about investing and governments prudent about expenditure especially given the grandiose investments of the past exports have led growth.

The growth was fuelled by strong private investments in bauxite alumina, tourism, manufacturing industry and, to a lesser extent, the agricultural sector.

Chinese officials stressed the crucial role of public investments, especially in agriculture and infrastructure, to lay the basis for private sector led growth.

Those who believe that investments in the US stock market will maintain the same strong growth trend for decades may well be right.

Investments in physical infrastructure such as transport, water, sanitation, power and communications, unlock growth potentials and overcome geographical handicaps in low income countries.

The sooner we have such an agreement in place, the sooner we will see the green investments and green growth we so badly need.

The domestic policy focus in Europe has been to cut deficits, with scant attention to reforms or investments aimed at boosting medium term growth.

Lower interest rates, for example, would free up money so that even countries with tight budget constraints could spend more on growth enhancing investments.

Investments in infrastructure and human capital are the bedrock for increasing average productivity and for ensuring high growth over a sustained period of time.

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Such investments may not be as profitable as in other regions, but they should be regarded as public goods intended to equalize conditions for growth.

These investments, in turn, would strengthen the private sector and economic growth. Yet they require global partnership between the rich and poor countries of the world.

Concerted investments in health, education, and citizens' rights, especially for women, are the key tools for alleviating population growth in the region and diversifying its economies.

Strong institutions should be established capable of providing shelter to the neediest and making the long range investments necessary to sustain cities as engines of growth.

Secondaries Secondary investments refer to investments made in existing private equity assets.

As most countries have started making serious investments in renewable energy, and many are implementing carbon prices and regulations, critics complain that such policies may undermine growth.

At the heart of the budget is the realization that reducing poverty requires both rapid economic growth and targeted investments aimed at the poorest of the poor.

Pro cyclical fiscal adjustment tends to encourage a short term orientation towards economic policy, which limits long term investments in infrastructure and human capital, thus constraining growth.

First, India has considerable resources of its own to put towards growth, and has proven itself skilled at the art of channelling domestic savings into productive investments.

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French President Nicolas Sarkozy tries to rekindle growth through the protectionist defense of national industries and huge investments in public infrastructure, so what more can Socialists ask for?

Those investments yielded good returns despite staggering global population growth, from 2.5 billion in 1945 to seven billion today, food availability per person has risen by more than 40 .

Instead, they were designed to circumvent accounting standards and to evade and avoid taxes that are required to finance the public investments in infrastructure and technology like the Internet that underlie real growth, not the phantom growth promoted by the financial sector.

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