Rapid output growth without equally rapid capital stock or employment growth must have reflected rapid productivity growth.

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

Growth can be rapid.

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

In Egypt, the economic situation was more positive, with a GNP growth of 4.5 percent and a rapid growth of industry.

Will China s rapid growth persist?

For example, after more than 30 years of rapid growth, China is entering a middle income transition.

This perspective perhaps comes more naturally in an environment of rapid growth, because their growth models require continual review and adaptation to be sustainable.

There are finally some signs that Germany will welcome more rapid domestic wage growth and somewhat higher inflation.

But Britain s rapid growth created severe problems.

The leading regions have experienced rapid growth.

Saving in China is in part a virtuous circle rapid economic growth leads to high saving, which in turn sustains rapid growth.

Rapid population growth means a bulging youth population.

Indeed, rapid growth in investment may translate into high import growth and trade deficits.

Yes, China s rapid growth poses challenges to the West.

China s rapid growth has been achieved at extremely high cost.

First, it depends heavily on rapid growth in foreign demand.

If nothing was done in that regard, the rapid growth of ICTs would produce a more acute or even definitive marginalization of LDCs.

Nor can we expect rapid GDP growth to save these countries.

Rapid economic growth in developing countries is helping to alleviate poverty.

Sustained, rapid and broad based growth is fundamental to our task.

But igniting and sustaining rapid growth requires something more production oriented policies that stimulate ongoing structural change and foster employment in new economic activities.

Growth in much of the world during the past quarter century has been slower than in the previous 25 years, despite more rapid growth in East Asia, India, and a few other countries.

Rapid population growth from around one million in 1920 to around seven million today made all of this far more deadly by slashing living standards.

The historical record shows that rapid monetary growth does fuel high inflation.

SEOUL Rapid economic growth in China undoubtedly benefits the rest of Asia.

Rapid growth resulted in the company opening manufacturing plants around the world.

India has a higher share of services, and more rapid service sector growth, than China, although the latter is richer and has grown faster over time.

Instead, it bases its legitimacy on rapid economic growth and ethnic Han nationalism.

Indeed, not all of China s households have benefited alike from rapid GDP growth.

But the picture is changing with the rapid growth of China s military expenditures.

No doubt, Turkey s ability to continue on a rapid growth trajectory remains uncertain.

By contrast, China s rapid growth should not obscure its need for economic change.

PITTSBURGH Almost all recoveries from recession have included rapid employment growth until now.

Throughout most of the twentieth century Mexico's population was characterized by rapid growth.

India s growth experience suggests that a global service revolution rapid growth and poverty reduction led by services is now possible.

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.

The more rapid this metabolic flow, the more quickly purple color forms.

With rapid economic growth have come more prosperous consumers and vice versa 45 of Africa s total GDP growth in the 2000 s (before the financial crisis erupted in 2008) came from consumer related sectors of the economy.

Meanwhile, growth in Germany and the eurozone core may further accelerate given the strength of emerging markets, which may show even greater resilience, underpinning more rapid global expansion.

And countries, like China, that rely excessively on net exports for growth should accelerate reforms, including more rapid currency appreciation, in order to boost domestic demand and consumption.

This move toward support of effective demand must be combined with the kind of structural reforms that will allow more rapid, supply side growth in the longer term.

At the same time, China remains a vast developing country, ardently seeking more rapid economic growth to lift hundreds of millions out of poverty and to provide better living standards for hundreds of millions more. Balancing its need for growth with climate protection makes China s role precarious.

Rapid population growth, a dramatic increase in water consumption due to industrial, agricultural, and tourism growth, and rising standards of living will make the water issue even more important to the region s political stability than it is already.

State guided economies can continue their rapid growth path, but ultimately they will need to make a transition to a suitable blend of the other two forms of good capitalism if they want to continue rapid growth.