As they continue to grow, their share of the world economy will continue to rise, boosting global growth beyond what it otherwise would be.

This is especially crucial for poor countries, where slower global growth means continuing hardship.

In the developed world growth meant continuation of the present destructive patterns of production and consumption.

The Global Growth Quest

A Global Growth Bargain

In fact, global growth has decelerated.

Hard Truths About Global Growth

The government blames the rebels for the continued underdevelopment of the country.

2005 2010 Growth continued in the first years of the EU membership.

When will we get a recovery of global growth?

First, there will be a significant drag on world growth.

In any case, China s stellar growth record cannot be sustained.

As growth prospects continue to weaken, they will have no choice.

If employment in advanced countries like the US recovers strongly along with growth, political support for an open global economy will be easier to sustain.

Some parts of the global economy are growing.

We therefore believe in global solidarity, especially of the developed nations.

So you see, this is not about doing good, this is about global growth and global employment.

But can this apparently benign pattern of global growth be sustained, particularly since growth has been accompanied by ever widening global financial imbalances?

With the global economy recovering, China s trade surplus began to grow.

Consider the International Monetary Fund s regular projections of world growth.

The global security system must therefore be constantly improved to keep pace with technical development.

Acknowledging the significant and steady period of economic expansion fuelled by the continuing growth of high end tourism,

A supportive legal and regulatory environment is vital for sustained growth in developing countries.

5. In terms of the percentage of total procurement, the trend reflects a continuous growth until 1992.

The problem of debt in Africa is worsened by the persistent low economic growth rates of the continent apos s economies.

Without continual new and ever larger generations of borrowers to produce growth, and thus pay off these debts, the world economy will collapse.

It will take years for the world economy to return to trend, in particular as the growth outlook is not very promising and unemployment continues to rise in the US and Europe.

China s continued economic growth and integration into the global economy gives America even greater opportunities to grow and succeed.

With economic growth continuing, the potential risk posed by this debt will diminish.

High oil prices kept Russia's economy and common people's income growing rapidly.

How could a tripling of global GDP and a fourfold expansion of the world s high income population be good news, given all that goes with it?

If America s bubble economy is now tapped out, global growth will slow sharply.

First, the delay implies a lost opportunity to raise global growth.

Global Compact members were small and large corporations from developed and developing countries.

The sustainability of growth is also being significantly affected by changes in the global economy.

But these countries must signal that policies will continue to ensure a progressive and orderly reduction in imbalances together with sustained growth.

Policies aimed at ensuring export led growth also include export subsidies and barriers to imports.

Growth momentum has fizzled and, with inflation persistently high, Indian producers are struggling to compete in world markets.

Several discussants noted the continued net transfer of financial resources from developing to developed countries.

A continuation of historical growth trends in the goods and services sectors would reduce the gap by about 30 .

Over the years, however, as the world economy continued to grow without interruption and, in the current age of globalization, seemingly without limits the dire predictions of the Club of Rome have become increasingly an object of ridicule.

We note with concern from the World Economic Survey, 1993 that for the third year in succession the rate of growth of world output in 1993 will be below that of world population.

The almost universal adherence to the NPT demonstrates that the world now shares a common interest in its continued existence.

Reinvigorating global growth runs a distant second.

But the outlook for 2007 is for weakening global economic growth.