reducing the energy and carbon intensity of future growth

The benefits come in the form of sustainable patterns of growth and employment in the future.

Making Asia s service sector more dynamic is essential to future growth.

After market oriented reforms in the early 1990 s, growth rates soared, with projections of double digit growth in the future.

The ECB should act with greater alacrity not because there are increased prospects for future growth, but for the opposite reason the fear that European growth will slow, thus limiting the possibility for future rate hikes.

By contrast, Iceland s debt has become so large that it is likely to constrain future growth.

So Americans are lucky that they have inherited the innovations of the past, and that real incomes will continue to grow in the future.

If we make these choices poorly, growth will suffer and future distributional choices will be far more painful.

Economic growth and new jobs are crucial to improving people s livelihoods now and to ensuring the prosperity of future generations.

Although growth continued in 2004, experts predicted that Iraq will be an importer of agricultural products for the foreseeable future.

But, more important, strategic transformations now underway seem certain to influence its future pattern of growth.

More important, the structural changes that we have implemented still have much to contribute to future growth.

Its future growth will have to be based more on domestic demand than on exports, which will require increases in consumption.

Although economic growth and poverty reduction in many developing countries has been impressive in recent years, a significant increase in investment in areas such as infrastructure is required to sustain such growth in the future.

In normal times, deficits crowd out private investment (and perhaps crowd in private saving and or foreign capital), and hence reduce future growth.

Sharply raising the government s already outsized profile in the economy will upset this delicate balance leading to slower growth in the future.

Due to a rapidly growing population (as well as other factors), this area is considered at high risk for water shortages in the future.

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.

Rather than owning up to the economic slowdown that current account deficits signal accepting a little less growth today for more sustainable growth in the future politicians and policymakers opt for risky growth gambits that ultimately backfire.

No doubt this mood will pass when growth revives, as it is bound to. Nevertheless, a deeper shift in attitude toward growth has occurred, which is likely to make it a less important lodestar in the future especially in rich countries.

No doubt this mood will pass when growth revives, as it is bound to. Nevertheless, a deeper shift in attitude toward growth has occurred, which is likely to make it a less important lodestar in the future especially in rich countries.

Gordon s point is not that growth will decelerate in the future, but rather that underlying productivity growth moved to a sharply lower trajectory around the year 2000.

Here in New York, as in many other dynamic cities throughout the world, we can also glimpse on the horizon what growth and prosperity could offer in the future.

The discipline s founders expected that, at some point in the future, mankind would attain a stationary state of zero growth.

In other words, Europeans are pessimistic about the future and thus are reluctant to stimulate growth, whereas Americans remain optimistic and prepared to give any policy instrument a chance.

The problem is not that governments lack resources to spend, but that higher government spending, taxes, and debt are eroding economic growth and future living standards.

The third milestone relates to the quality and inclusiveness of growth. While growth is essential for the future global economy, it must be a different kind of growth inclusive and not simply the fallout of unfettered globalization.

This contradicts American economists conventional wisdom that fast growing countries should borrow today against their larger future shares in the world economy.

Short and medium term growth can be sustained for a while by substituting public and private debt for investment that is, borrowing against future income and consumption.

They have embarked on the normalization path by hiking official interest rates in order to nip inflation in the bud, thereby preventing price volatility from choking off future economic growth.

Also, more specifically for people with pervasive development disorders, the document Un geste porteur d'avenir Des services aux personnes présentant un trouble envahissant du développement, à leurs familles et à leurs proches, published in February 2001, updates the 1998 proposals and a new action plan.

Reckless lending is undermining efficient allocation of capital and preventing China from drawing a line under the investment and export led growth model of the past three decades and basing future growth more on domestic consumption.

Governments, for their part, will come out of the crisis more heavily indebted, which implies higher future taxes, less investment, and hence slower rates of growth.

The area of peace that is Europe is bound to grow further in the future, first to Ex Yugoslavia, then to Turkey, then one day to the Middle East and the Islamic world.

After all, the global center of gravity is steadily shifting toward the Asia Pacific, tying America s future prosperity and security ever more closely to this fast growing region.

Europe urgently needs to devote its energy to revitalizing the building blocks of its economy industry, human capital, and a policy framework that enables healthy growth and future prosperity.

But more and more American businesses realize that still growing Asian markets are vital for their future profits and overall economic recovery.

So his recent exercise in speculative future history, which asks whether economic growth in the United States has come to an end, has attracted much favorable attention.

Both will support the middle income transition by expanding the domestic market as a driver of growth, and will help sustain growth in the face of prospectively weaker global demand.

Periods of strong economic growth allow countries to put in place defenses to reduce the likelihood and severity of future downturns.

The inventory adjustment that drove most of the GDP growth for a few quarters is complete, and tax policies that stole demand from the future ( cash for clunkers all over Europe, etc.) have expired.

in the future

The varieties of wheat, corn and rice we grow today may not thrive in a future threatened by climate change. Cary Fowler takes us inside a vast global seed bank, buried within a frozen mountain in Norway, that stores a diverse group of food crop for whatever tomorrow may bring.

The bottom line is that deficit spending is now fighting a losing battle with an economy that is deleveraging and restructuring its balance sheets, its exports, and its microeconomic composition in short, its future growth potential.

Monetary growth may increase inflationary pressures and the risk of an asset bubble down the road, but it helped ensure that China s economy did not fall into a vicious downturn when the financial crisis hit.