There's brass in boots, Mrs. Hepworth.

Business is good for now.

(c) Bring about a balance in population growth

Is there any money in growing trees?

B. Longlining is Unprofitable

Not much money but you learn a lot about life.

Without trade, there can be no sustained equitable economic growth.

Free trade is truly good business for everyone.

Not much money, but, uh, good future, you know.

To do otherwise would be to make sustainable long term growth impossible.

Judging from your appearance your god seems to be a rather unprofitable master to serve.

Without this capital there is impossible the economical and social growth and building capitalism and democracy.

Cooperation should be sustainable and lead to equitable economic growth in countries.

This made it unprofitable for some farmers to even harvest the grain from the fields.

(a) Achieve real GDP growth of at least 4 per cent

The goal is to achieve an annual economic growth rate of 5 per cent by the mid 1990s.

The policy mix pursued in the past has generally not been conducive to rapid and equitable growth and development.

Competitive markets would ensure the best allocation of resources according to comparative advantage, securing the export revenues to import capital and intermediate goods to ensure faster growth.

While a relatively high and sustainable growth pattern can be achieved, it will take time.

Also, effective poverty reduction needed high and sustainable growth.

This can be accomplished through tax increases, government spending cuts, faster economic growth, or some combination of these components.

Chile made its transition to high growth in the 1980 s on the back of a large depreciation.

The burden of debt servicing payments has severely constrained the possibility of realizing accelerated growth and development.

A growth rate of 7 per cent was perceived as a prerequisite for such revitalization.

An investment in health, education and housing is profitable not only socially but economically.

Because the market is so profitable that someone will always be prepared to take the risk.

We must ask not just 'Is it profitable?' but 'Is it right?'

Mexico s essential problem in achieving accelerated economic growth lies elsewhere.

Another common measure used to judge a Chinese official s merit is his ability to deliver economic growth.

These more egalitarian countries have also achieved comparatively stable, inclusive economic growth and a high standard of living.

During the reporting period, economic indicators showed growth in the Territory's two main industries, tourism and the military.

This profit investment nexus provides an important platform for policy design in search of faster growth.

1 In 2004, Guatemala reverted to real per capita GDP growth.

54. Adjustment programmes aim at sustained growth through further integrating developing countries into the world economy.

9. Many delegations stressed the need for vigorous growth in an improved access to external markets.

They are, moreover, especially meaningful to developing countries in support of their efforts towards achieving sustained economic growth and development.

Africa needs debt cancellation, as no growth can take place with a heavy debt burden.

92. A sustained growth in agricultural and food production in developing countries will be a growing challenge in the years to come.

We also seek to attain a 6.6 per cent annual growth rate for the next five years, to be achieved through macroeconomic stability, fiscal sustainability and financial sector reforms.

For women, it is important that education must not be seen only as a financially gainful career.

Despite the good fiscal performance, the structural adjustment programme has not been able to achieve its targets in terms of the growth rate of the gross domestic product.

His country apos s basic objectives were to achieve non inflationary sustainable growth, reduce unemployment and raise living standards.

China has grown at twice the rate of India.

Austere Growth?

Together with the global United Nations conferences and summits, they also underline the urgency for achieving rapid and sustained economic growth in the developing countries with social equity and sustainable development.