Look, the conservative message is economic growth and along with economic growth goes opportunity for everybody in America.
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That's why we need to focus not just on mere economic growth but on economic growth for households.
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The board said Rossello used "overly optimistic" forecasts for economic growth rates and for a return to nominal economic growth.
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Agung added that the central expects annual economic growth in the fourth quarter economic growth to remain around 5 percent.
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But those concerns can be addressed only with economic growth; the rising anti-immigration sentiments in the country can be defused only with economic growth; the general anxiety feeding Trumpism can be eased only with economic growth.
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The difference is that for stocks, economic growth means greater profits, while for high-yield bonds, economic growth means fewer defaults.
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Half of the respondents expect economic growth to improve in 2018 while another 30% believe economic growth will remain the same.
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This economic fact becomes stark when considering long-term economic growth — because without children, there is no long-term economic growth.
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The ministry predicts 3.3 percent economic growth this year, slightly higher than the central bank's 2016 economic growth forecast of 3.1 percent.
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The bank also published on Wednesday its new forecasts for inflation and economic growth, slightly cutting the economic growth estimate for 2016.
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You could have been braver in recognising that economists do not understand well the nature of economic growth, or sustainable economic growth.
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Low rates increase economic growth by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking, while high rates weigh on economic growth by reducing those activities.
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On Monday, the International Monetary Fund trimmed its 2019 global economic growth estimates, and China confirmed its slowest economic growth rate in 28 years.
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Second, while it's plausible that a wealth tax might further depress economic growth, it's also plausible that a wealth tax would accelerate economic growth.
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The government still projects economic growth of 2.5 percent this year and Varga said bank lending should grow at a faster pace than economic growth.
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" ON ECONOMY "We maintain our view on economic growth... economic (growth) is close to its potential and its growth does not create additional inflationary pressure.
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"Assuming that lower taxes is good for growth, economic growth, why would you have to pay for something that's good for economic growth?" he asked.
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Our current tax system represents a drag on economic growth and we should move toward a simpler and fairer tax code that promotes economic growth.
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We have to have economic growth, but once we have economic growth I believe we have to reach out to people who live in the shadows.
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Voters who embraced Trump weren't just thinking of absolute economic growth: They were thinking of relative economic growth and what it meant for their relative status.
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The Federal Open Markets Committee, the Fed's policymaking arm, said slowing economic growth was "likely transitory" and expected economic growth to expand at a "moderate" pace.
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Li said that high-speed economic growth rates are not sustainable, so the government will pay more attention to the quality and efficiency of economic growth.
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"Economic growth in the first half was helped by government spending and the reduction of it in the second half will affect economic growth," Martowardojo said.
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Britain cut its 20173 economic growth forecast after the surprise referendum outcome and Green said the letters business was very "sensitive to rates of economic growth".
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BERLIN, March 29 (Reuters) - Austria's two main economic think-tanks cut their economic growth forecasts for 2019, saying international trade conflicts were weighing on economic growth.
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We should reject rhetoric that federal policies to address inequality will only slow economic growth — reducing inequality and pursuit of economic growth are not zero-sum choices.
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A primary concern about the Chinese economy is that it has relied excessively on an unbalanced and unsustainable economic growth model to drive its rapid economic growth.
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As of end 2016, BRICS accounted for 23% of the world's total economic growth, while its contribution to the world's economic growth rate was more than 50%.
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Economic growth But easy travel within the continent is not the passport's only objective, it is also about opening up borders for economic growth and Intra-Africa trade.
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The plan was rebranded as the Economic Growth and Family Fairness Tax Plan, and as usual, "economic growth" was code for large tax cuts for owners of capital.
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Therefore, we believe that through our rate decision we will not be reducing economic growth and that the problems of economic growth have their root in structural limitations.
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You look at economic growth in Europe – even economic growth in the United States – where in spite of headwinds internationally we're maintaining steady good growth, good consumer demand.
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They looked at a negative economic growth rate in 1980, compared with the average economic growth since 2023 of more than 3 percent, and sided with tax cuts.
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" He continued, "And more to the point, we have to get faster economic growth, because with faster economic growth, you get bigger paychecks, you get bigger wage growth.
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While property rights, rule of law, and free markets are key factors for economic growth and human flourishing, monopolies overcharge consumers and retard economic growth by misallocating resources.
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In addition, overall economic growth has slowed, as just earlier this month the IMF cut the 2016 Global Economic Growth Outlook 0.2 percent from its projection issued in January.
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Between the lines: The ECB's decision to end its stimulus program comes amid concerns about slowing economic growth (the central bank also cut its economic growth forecasts on Thursday).
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The International Monetary Fund trimmed its 33 global economic growth estimates on Monday, the same day data from China confirmed the country's slowest economic growth rate in 28 years.
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And according to 37 of 38 economists' current estimates about economic growth, the tax plan doesn't show it would bring substantial economic growth, per a University of Chicago survey.
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The board said revenue projections used by the government to calculate structural deficits are "overly optimistic," specifically citing projections for economic growth rates and return to nominal economic growth.
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For sustainable economic growth, investors in Puerto Rico should maintain a long-term perspective and create business opportunities that will address the ongoing need for economic growth and development.
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"From an economic growth standpoint, reduced immigration would result in lower population growth and thus, all else equal, slower trend economic growth," Powell wrote in the letter, according to Bloomberg.
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Robust economic growth has allowed the Federal Reserve to return to its role as a "supporting actor" for economic growth, the head of the central bank's Chicago district said Wednesday.
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World Bank predicts modest economic growth in 6900: The World Bank said Sunday that global economic growth will continue to improve in 2628, partly due to manufacturing and trade developments.
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The Fed raised rates four times last year amid unexpectedly stronger U.S. economic growth, spurring sharp criticism from President Donald Trump who accused the central bank of undercutting economic growth.
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Cruz has also suggested that a surge in economic growth brought about by his policies would cause economic growth to spike, paying for much of it through increased tax revenues.
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"What can you do to make sure that most of our economic growth, not a sliver of it, but most of our economic growth, ends up in workers pockets?" he asked.
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RUBIO: That's not a nonpartisan group, that's a left wing group that scores every one of their plans without taking into account economic growth -- our tax plan will create economic growth.
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The board on Thursday announced it would not approve Rossello's plan as constructed, saying it used "overly optimistic" forecasts for economic growth rates and for a return to nominal economic growth.
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A balanced budget and economic growth in Puerto Rico depend on quick action from Congress on the recent bipartisan recommendations from the Congressional Task Force on Economic Growth in Puerto Rico.
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Egypt faces many barriers to economic growth but increasing access to financial services for consumers and businesses, such as small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) is a catalyst for economic growth.
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"Global economic growth and trade continue to slow," said Central Bank Governor Yang Chin-long, adding that Taiwan's economic growth would be stronger in the third and fourth quarters of this year.
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That's because the job of presiding over stable long-term economic growth is inherently in conflict with serving the president's political interest — timing rapid economic growth to coincide with his reelection campaign.
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With domestic economic growth at around 6 percent and a $10 trillion to $11 trillion economy, the country "is a gift that keeps giving to world economic growth," James Gorman said Thursday.
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Overall, 57% say economic growth should be a priority over trimming the federal budget deficit, while 40% say the focus should be on reducing the deficit even if it risks limiting economic growth.
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It won't become clear until the end of June whether Taiwan can maintain 2% economic growth this year, he added, as concerns grow that the coronavirus pandemic could sharply lower global economic growth.
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"We are very focused on long-term economic growth, and we believe that the policies that we have enacted, including tax reform are very positive for long-term economic growth," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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Cruz suggested including a provision that automatically cuts taxes further if economic growth is more robust than projected, in addition to a trigger that increases taxes if economic growth is slower than anticipated.
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The causality between economic growth and oil prices runs in both directions, with economic growth as a key driver of oil consumption and prices, and oil prices acting as a check on expansion.
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Go deeper: Jerome Powell's obsession with inflation and economic growth
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"You're seeing better signs of stabilizing economic growth," said Parker.
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The second one is global economic growth momentum slowing down.
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The sector is also helping to propel overall economic growth.
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S. trade tensions and the sustainability of global economic growth.
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S. trade war and worries over slowing global economic growth.
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Wilson's optimism about economic growth is also rooted in a
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S. trade war bringing back doubts about global economic growth.
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The world's business elite agree that economic growth is slowing.
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The parade appeared to be more focused on economic growth.
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Sluggish economic growth also makes fees harder to come by.
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Bulgaria expects its economic growth to slow to about 2.
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But when that flips, economic growth is expected to slow.
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With economic growth slowing, demand for credit is also easing.
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Overall, though, Fed officials expressed little worry about economic growth.
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The EU wants to boost online trade and economic growth.
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Weak productivity suggests economic growth is likely to remain moderate.
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Economic growth and popular wellbeing are taken to be one
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Macri forecasts next year's economic growth at about 3.5 percent.
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Economic growth has declined steadily over the past five years.
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ET. Coming tomorrow: How much has Chinese economic growth slowed?
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World demand for energy is closely tied to economic growth.
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What effect is the intermedia's chokehold having on economic growth?
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It has overseen steady economic growth and liberalised social policy.
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They are central bankers looking to help promote economic growth.
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The last thing most economies need is slower economic growth.
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That has duly made its mark on overall economic growth.
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Economic growth and corporate profits are far more important factors.
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This is creating a geophysical brake on global economic growth.
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There's no reason why economic growth has to cause inflation.
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For years, economic growth provided the party's "mandate of heaven".
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And both have enjoyed bursts of rapid, extrovert economic growth.
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But, rapid economic growth can address a multitude of problems.
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Economic growth quickened, but not as much as Trump promised.
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The group continues to have modest expectations for economic growth.
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Power cuts caused by poor maintenance have slowed economic growth.
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Economic growth has "definitely slowed down a bit," Fritz acknowledged.
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Kovacevich attributes that sluggishness to fear economic growth could slow.
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Vietnam is targeting economic growth of 6.7 percent this year.
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There was not a recession, but economic growth did slow.
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U.S. economic growth slowed to 2.1% in the second quarter.
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Treasury yields typically fall on expectations of lower economic growth.
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People are the raw material of economic growth, after all.
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Linking gifted education to economic growth may horrify some people.
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They come back with life experiences to spur economic growth.
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He said the biggest complication to economic growth was now.
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THERE IS. BUT IT'S REALLY A FUNCTION OF ECONOMIC GROWTH.
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Still, concerns about the pace of global economic growth remained.
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Labor force shortages are a limiting factor in economic growth.
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They will discuss terrorism, visas, North Korea, and economic growth.
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Economic growth last quarter hit 4.1, you all know that.
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Annual economic growth has not surpassed 3 percent since 2005.
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Caterpillar is seen getting a boost from continued economic growth.
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Why not apply this mentality to drive economic growth today?
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And she won't oppose increased debts that slow economic growth.
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Reeling under debt and deficit, India saw meager economic growth.
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"We can't fix the deficit without economic growth," said Sen.
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Trade wars could raise prices, but also slam economic growth.
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S. trade frictions, slowing economic growth and uncertainty about Brexit.
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We don't want government spending to interfere with economic growth.
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Gains in construction and manufacturing also contributed to economic growth.
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It's tangible, it may help economic growth and so forth.
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It kept hoping that real economic growth would pick up.
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Indeed, Trumpism isn't a strategy for economic growth at all.
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These are good things in terms of global economic growth.
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Other countries recognize the importance of immigration to economic growth.
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"Economic growth in Europe continues to clearly slow," Carter added.
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An underperformance of both factors would risk lower economic growth.
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It also represents fertile ground for employment and economic growth.
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In a period of exceptional economic growth, pensions performed well.
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Such economic growth has not happened in over a decade.
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The 2015 third quarter quarterly economic growth figure remained unchanged.
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State policymakers constantly search for ways to foster economic growth.
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Weak economic growth hurt loan growth in Nigeria last year.
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By contrast, Chinese economic growth has slowed steadily since 2010.
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Unemployment is down and economic growth, while anemic is accelerating.
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House Republicans frequently speak about the need for economic growth.
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Jack Kemp's National Commission on Economic Growth and Tax Reform.
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That has a huge impact on jobs and economic growth.
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Due to strong economic growth and continued use of coal.
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Last year, we generated $159 billion in national economic growth.
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A revived housing market is helping feed faster economic growth.
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Simply put, our current system is sending economic growth elsewhere.
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The rate cut also underlines fears about slowing economic growth.
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The traditional tradeoff often pits reducing pollution against economic growth.
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Some states have economic growth several times the national average.
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Is that a sufficient formula for more robust economic growth?
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Overly burdensome regulations are a significant obstacle to economic growth.
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The country has enjoyed 282 years of unbroken economic growth.
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Infrastructure spending has been found to generate significant economic growth.
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You see, economic growth is not an end unto itself.
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Inequality doesn't just impact the poor; it inhibits economic growth.
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S. economic growth continues to support economic and external forecasts.
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The news comes amid a general slowdown in economic growth.
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This, in turn, could threaten to derail global economic growth.
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On the topic of economic growth, for example, he's sloppy.
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The idea was to promote economic growth and clean energy.
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Second, the ACE rule constrains economic growth and costs jobs.
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Salvador, it's worth remembering that countries' economic growth rates and
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S. trade row on corporate profits and overall economic growth.
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Fossil fuels are the foundation of economic growth and prosperity.
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Faster economic growth helps raise the economy, which raises revenues.
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Concerns about lower economic growth also dented sentiment, analysts said.
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Structurally, Hussman has US economic growth pegged at just 1.4%.
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That will cut into business spending and reduce economic growth.
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EST: President Trump meets with mayors to discuss economic growth.
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Slower economic growth would make Osborne's goal even more unattainable.
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Workers are one of the primary fuels of economic growth.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is optimistic on U.S. economic growth.
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A robust mortgage market is critical for broad economic growth.
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Corruption continues to drag down economic growth and investor confidence.
|
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Economic growth in most parts of the world was robust.
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Steady economic growth has encouraged employers to step up hiring.
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Governments justify these as supporting economic growth and job creation.
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AND SUSTAINED ECONOMIC GROWTH IMPORTANT FOR EVERYONE IN THE COUNTRY.
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Monetary stimulus helps economic growth by holding down interest rates.
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Annual economic growth has not surpassed 3.0 percent since 2005.
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Those developments were offset by concerns about slowing economic growth.
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One way to get economic growth is by spending more.
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A higher job vacancy rate generally points to economic growth.
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According to some demographers, this break could slow economic growth.
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Tax reform is about promoting fairness, simplicity and economic growth.
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The work force, which powers economic growth, would be smaller.
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Indonesia's economic growth rate last year fell to 4.8 percent.
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Economic growth and inflation were in line with analysts' forecasts.
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Since the Great Recession, economic growth has been generally stagnant.
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When he is president, economic growth will double, he proclaimed.
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Both of these taxes suppress economic growth and job creation.
|
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Widening income and wealth inequality appears to slow economic growth.
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This relief generated an estimated half point to economic growth.
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Energy consumption has historically been closely linked to economic growth.
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Confidence and some certainty eventually leads to more economic growth.
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The government also slightly raised Brazil's annual economic growth forecast.
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Without stronger improvements, sustaining economic growth becomes far more difficult.
|
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Economic growth in the Rust Belt is less than smoldering.
|
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Did this stability come at the expense of economic growth?
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One is for economic growth to generate new tax revenues.
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Major urban centers have always been magnets for economic growth.
|
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Meanwhile, President Trump's approval ratings continue to defy economic growth.
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The unemployment rate keeps falling, and economic growth is solid.
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"The sector really hasn't delivered economic growth and shareholder returns."
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The Treasury has cut 2020 economic growth forecast to 0.9%.
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Overall economic growth was the slowest in nearly a decade.
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Deutsche's forecast for world economic growth was now at 2.0%.
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Ankara previously said it expects 5% economic growth this year.
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But banks weren't thought to lead economic growth; industry was.
|
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But what really keeps liberal democracies together is economic growth.
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China's economic growth is slowing, and its exports are hurting.
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It is time to plan a return to economic growth.
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That spending comes off corporate bottom lines, limiting economic growth.
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In the long term, economic growth is good for health.
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So how big will this hit on economic growth be?
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Economic growth is also less likely to provide a tailwind.
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I don't' see it really spilling over into economic growth.
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Mr. Thaksin promised universal health care and rapid economic growth.
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Germany's economic growth ground to a halt late last year.
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The ingredients for naturally higher economic growth do not exist.
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And Republicans could provide a fresh jolt to economic growth.
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Beijing's economic growth target for 2018 is around 6.5 percent.
|
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Besides the deficit, tepid economic growth is also a concern.
|
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That could negatively affect economic growth in the fourth quarter.
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Whether regulations stifle economic growth is the subject of debate.
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He has repeatedly argued that labor regulations stifle economic growth.
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We know that economic growth will not create gender equality.
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Not incidentally, that also contributes to United States economic growth.
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Those prior production cuts have already eaten into economic growth.
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This risks putting unnecessary downward pressure on future economic growth.
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Analysts have warned the virus could hurt global economic growth.
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Exports account for a big share of Chinese economic growth.
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Economic growth has been mediocre, and the gains unevenly distributed.
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Its unemployment rate is low but economic growth is modest.
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Indonesia's economic growth has hovered around 5% in recent years.
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In fact, it's often a sign of positive economic growth.
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Looking beyond the U.S., world economic growth has been slowing.
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Brazil, specifically, has grappled with years of sluggish economic growth.
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Canada leads the Group of 7 countries in economic growth.
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South African economic growth has slowed over the last decade.
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But its share of economic growth has been even bigger.
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S. trade talks and reignited concerns about global economic growth.
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That has helped drag down both economic growth and wages.
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So, broad consumer wage increases can actually accelerate economic growth.
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When you lookout, we're still pretty constructive on economic growth.
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It would jeopardize the future economic growth of our country.
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S. trade dispute that rekindled doubts about global economic growth.
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Analysts expect economic growth to bottom out later this year.
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For today, enterprise is a vital engine of economic growth.
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That added economic growth opened the door for entitlement reform.
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They have capped Russia's economic growth by limiting investment financing.
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U.S. ECONOMIC GROWTH I DON'T THINK HAS BEEN MATERIAL EFFECTED.
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Any reading above 50 denotes economic growth in the sector.
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That will raise G.D.P., the broad measure of economic growth.
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Rising income inequality is indeed a problem for economic growth.
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The improvements should ease traffic bottlenecks that threaten economic growth.
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QUICK: WHAT DO YOU THINK HAPPENS TO OUR ECONOMIC GROWTH?
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The news conference comes amid heightened expectations for economic growth.
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"What we really need is some economic growth," Ward said.
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I think we've talked about 3 percent sustained economic growth.
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Only modest improvement in economic growth is anticipated in 2628.
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It already has (had) a negative impact on economic growth.
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Mr. Trump says he is determined to stimulate economic growth.
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Funding also focuses on agriculture, economic growth and food security.
|
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For most of history, economic growth was slow or nonexistent.
|
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Meanwhile, foreign trade remains a significant drag on economic growth.
|
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Real economic growth reached 2.6 percent in the second quarter.
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Tax reform's primary goal should be to reenergize economic growth.
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This tax in turn clogs the country's economic growth engine.
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Economic growth requires sensible management, as most governments are aware.
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MATTHEW ROONEY Director, Economic Growth George W. Bush Institute Dallas
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Consumers keep spending, maintaining a decent pace of economic growth.
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TOKYO — Japanese economic growth accelerated strongly in the third quarter.
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These rules have a devastating effect on economic growth nationwide.
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This has hurt farmers, the stock market and economic growth.
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They do nothing to raise the nation's economic growth rate.
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In order to sustain its economic growth, it needs workers.
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Increased ad spending isn't going to drive faster economic growth.
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And Rubin Democrats believe that you should prioritize economic growth.
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I think the basic economic growth is a good start.
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That lack of connectivity cost lives and impeded economic growth.
|
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In the United States, Trump's shutdown over the border wall slowed consumer spending and economic growth, with predictions that first-quarter economic growth dropped up to 0.13 percentage points for each week the shutdown lasted.
|
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Although U.S. government data earlier on Friday showed sluggish economic growth in the second quarter, Yellen said a lot of new jobs were being created and economic growth would likely continue at a moderate pace.
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Trade tensions added to growth worries, which resurfaced on Thursday after the European Union cut its economic growth forecasts and the Bank of England warned of Britain facing its weakest economic growth in a decade.
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"We are positive on U.S. economic growth and underlying fundamentals but we don't see economic growth jumping to 21.278 percent," said Chris Molumphy, chief investment officer at Franklin Templeton's fixed income group in San Francisco.
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In October the IMF lowered its forecast for global economic growth.
|
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In addition, economic growth in major economies appears to be stuttering.
|
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Uncertainty over fiscal policy can harm economic growth, sapping investors' confidence.
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The rise in layoffs came during a slowdown in economic growth.
|
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Economic growth has accelerated slightly, to a respectable 5.2% last year.
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The central bank said it was responding to strong economic growth.
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Bigger cities are associated with higher productivity and faster economic growth.
|
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Their view of economic growth and vitality does not have foresight.
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The market has been built on a story of economic growth.
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We&aposre going to bring you to four percent economic growth.
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We work to stabilize global markets and facilitate global economic growth.
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Borge Brende told CNBC that economic growth was crucial to stability.
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Lower interest rates tend to promote economic growth and job creation.
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Add to that fears of a slowdown in global economic growth.
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That's consistent with the growing, but slowing, thesis in economic growth.
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Increasing demand for oil is a harbinger of better economic growth.
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LAST WEEK'S episode asked how long American economic growth could last.
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Disruptions to trade undermine prospects for economic growth and oil demand.
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China is targeting economic growth of 6.0-6.5 percent in 2019.
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We are enjoying the longest economic growth period in recent history.
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People generally enjoy lower interest rates and more rapid economic growth.
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India's economic growth sputtering because it's too hot to work outside.
|
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Natural gas is also helping to fuel India's rapid economic growth.
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Whatever the reason, economic growth won't rebound until productivity perks up.
|
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Yet concerns over weakening economic growth remained the fundamental price driver.
|
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Foreign investment is key to our economic growth here at home.
|
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An even bigger concern is the pace of Portuguese economic growth.
|
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The steady decline is due to narrowing surplus and economic growth.
|
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China has also implemented stimulative measures to mitigate slowing economic growth.
|
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He also predicts faster economic growth due to advancements in technology.
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Poland enjoys a low deficit mainly due to high economic growth.
|
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Economic growth plunged from 20163% in 2012 to 0.8% in 2015.
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WHY has economic growth been so sluggish in the developed world?
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Decoupling emissions from economic growth thus helps both people and planet.
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Whatever the reasons, the stronger economic growth means juicier tax revenues.
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Crude continued to be supported by steady economic growth in China.
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Inflation and economic growth in the euro zone were still struggling.
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No more details on what would drive economic growth were available.
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With that, economic growth and inflation were expected to pick up.
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NIGERIA'S CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR SAYS PACE OF ECONOMIC GROWTH REMAINS FRAGILE
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This was driven by economic growth in Germany, Europe's biggest economy.
|
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Investors fear trade confrontations will damage economic growth and metals demand.
|
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Even on a per capita basis, economic growth has been disappointing.
|
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Economic growth has been strong, though it is starting to weaken.
|
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This conflict has dampened expectations for economic growth and corporate profits.
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What jobs do they produce, what economic growth do they produce?
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WHAT'S BEEN MISSING IN U.S. ECONOMIC GROWTH FOR THE LAST DECADE?
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He expects economic growth to reach only 1.1 percent in 2017.
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Despite an uptick in economic growth, youth unemployment remains worryingly high.
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A bad monsoon can knock Indian economic growth by a third.
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Will fiscal policy be able to jump start global economic growth?
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Heavy snow slowed economic growth in much of Europe in March.
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The tipping point seems to be economic growth of about 2500%.
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Our economic growth over the last couple decades has been anemic.
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After all, entrepreneurs are an essential ingredient to our economic growth.
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China's economic growth targets are important because they determine policy settings.
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The republic projects 2.5%-3.5% economic growth over the medium term.
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Youth booms historically paid dividends in the form of economic growth.
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This meant jobs, economic growth, and prosperity for the British people.
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Sluggish economic growth and stagnant government revenues provide no way out.
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MEXICO'S PRESIDENT LOPEZ OBRADOR SAYS EXPECTS 2% ECONOMIC GROWTH IN 2019
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And secondly, of course, the economic situation, the negative economic growth.
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China set its target for economic growth this year at 0003%.
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Broad emerging market weakness is weighing on global economic growth prospects.
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And they learn about the economic growth of a new nation.
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The recent budget sharply downgraded already-weak forecasts of economic growth.
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That will encourage outflows and complicate efforts to support economic growth.
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Economists understand even less about economic growth than about business cycles.
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S. trade tensions raised concerns about the global economic growth outlook.
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France's challenges include slow economic growth, high unemployment, immigration and terrorism.
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More broadly, though, officials left expectations for economic growth little changed.
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But most of Tanzania's poverty reduction isn't attributable to economic growth.
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Consumer spending, meanwhile, has been the main driver of economic growth.
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But House Leadership argues it would juice short-term economic growth.
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First, moderating economic growth, both in the U.S. but particularly abroad.
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"China's economic growth still mainly relies on domestic demand," he said.
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It helps to power economic growth and makes workers more productive.
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Although economic growth is usually accompanied by an uptick in public
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China will keep economic growth within a reasonable range, said Mao.
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This led to modest economic growth and a growing middle class.
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Once again, the U.S. is the engine for global economic growth.
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Annual economic growth slipped to 6.1 percent in January to March.
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What's the use for economic growth if we don't have people?
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China's government had targetted 6.5-7 percent economic growth in 2016.
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Some say a diminished public sector is vital to economic growth.
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However, gains were capped by disappointing economic growth data from China.
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The market is liking the fact that she's seeing economic growth.
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Commodity markets showed signs of optimism about global economic growth prospects.
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This will increasingly impede economic growth and balkanize the regulatory environment.
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The Fed itself also trimmed its economic growth forecast for 2019.
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Buffett said he sees U.S. economic growth at about 2 percent.
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Reinvesting those profits helps spur more economic growth and creates jobs.
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However, the Fed also trimmed its economic growth forecast for 2019.
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This can change, however, when market expectations for economic growth decline.
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For the second quarter, analysts expect economic growth to slow drastically.
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Economic growth is still forecast to be 0.9 percent this year.
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Traders expect Trump's economic policies will accelerate economic growth and inflation.
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China's once-startlingly fast economic growth has slowed steadily since 2010.
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Anemic economic growth is the number one issue with the voters.
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Oil demand is closely tied to broader indicators of economic growth.
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Pay for itself in economic growth, according to most credible analyses.
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I think you just have to get 1.4 percent economic growth.
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It would sell Americans short on economic growth and national security.
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That pushed Britain's economic growth rate slightly below Germany's 1.9 percent.
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Analysts expect slow economic growth and reforms to prompt more cuts.
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Global equities were lower after the ECB stoked economic growth concerns.
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Despite signs of slowing economic growth, the labor market appears strong.
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HSBC estimates the reform could add 2000 percent to economic growth.
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Analysts expect economic growth in Indonesia to be sluggish in 2016.
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Slowing global economic growth may also keep a lid on demand.
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Bad mortgage rules are also hindering U.S. economic growth, Dimon said.
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Economic growth accelerated thanks to higher exports and remittances from abroad.
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Modi also promised economic growth and a prosperous society for all.
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Labour unrest is rising everywhere as economic growth slows (see chart).
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Of course, economic growth brings many benefits and everyone wants it.
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The government forecasts economic growth above 3 percent in coming years.
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An obsession with austerity is preventing countries from restoring economic growth.
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While there, I worked to promote global economic growth and welfare.
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Budget watchdogs say spiking levels of debt can inhibit economic growth.
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Romania has sought to amplify economic growth by courting foreign investment.
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Women drive education, economic growth, and self reliance in their communities.
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This is not the path to economic growth and technological innovation.
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Entrepreneurship and innovation are cornerstones to American ingenuity and economic growth.
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Security, governance and economic growth are key pillars of this strategy.
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The sector should continue to contribute to economic growth this year.
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This threatens both job creation and economic growth here at home.
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That number does not include the estimated effects of economic growth.
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They are, however, unwilling to jeopardize economic growth with import taxes.
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All three of those uses are directly linked to economic growth.
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Some economists believe China's economic growth numbers have been somewhat overstated.
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Across Europe, economic growth has helped bring the unemployment rate down.
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That could, in turn, dent global economic growth and corporate profits.
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The conversation will now move to the pace of economic growth.
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As U.S. economic expansion continues this will boost economic growth further.
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Economists have found a close link between universities and economic growth.
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Consider economic growth, arguably the most important indicator of living standards.
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What's more, faster economic growth will generate much higher tax revenues.
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China's real estate sector contributes around 15 percent to economic growth.
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One of the fastest ways to fix that is economic growth.
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"That's manufacturing jobs, that's economic growth, that's economic energy, " he said.
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Industrial overcapacity remains one of the main drags on economic growth.
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Economic growth and dynamism lead to a higher standard of living.
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BUT THIS SHOULD BE VERY, VERY GOOD FOR U.S. ECONOMIC GROWTH.
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The government will update its 2019 economic growth forecast next week.
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Immediate expensing would unleash many new investments and spur economic growth.
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Beijing is targeting economic growth of 6.0-6.5 percent this year.
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Its focus is on balancing economic growth with protecting its environment.
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The forecast did not include the estimated effects of economic growth.
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He has set a marker on tax reform and economic growth.
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Signs of weaker global economic growth have added to the worries.
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Worker productivity, the key to wage and economic growth, is up.
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Consumer spending is typically the biggest driver of British economic growth.
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Crashes are never caused by poor earnings or lower economic growth.
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Commodity markets showed signs of cheerfulness about global economic growth prospects.
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Economic growth is expected to drop closer to 6% this year.
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China's is targeting official economic growth around 6.5 percent in 2017.
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Economic growth around the world has picked up steam this year.
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There is a silver lining to our climate challenges — economic growth.
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First, it has to jumpstart economic growth in the short-term.
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Skilled immigration fuels our economic growth by spurring innovation and entrepreneurship.
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Misguided proposals like these could handicap our still fragile economic growth.
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Developing aerospace is more than just a bid for economic growth.
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On top of this, China's slowing economic growth, the Sino-U.
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The CEOs are forecasting 2.5 percent annual economic growth in 2018.
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The U.S. cannot slow Chinese economic growth nor contain its power.
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To enable continued economic growth China needs to improve those institutions.
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One explanation is that May is sanguine about hurting economic growth.
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It is the wellspring of American economic growth and job creation.
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"I'm looking for economic growth, whatever produces that," said Republican Sen.
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"NPLs are a lagging indicator, reflecting gradual economic growth," she said.
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Draining the water flow has allowed for bursts of economic growth.
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The median forecast for economic growth was 0.7% for this year.
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STEM workers are crucial drivers of long-term, sustainable economic growth.
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So there was economic growth, the GDP grew, unemployment rates dropped.
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Republicans maintain that gap would be narrowed by additional economic growth.
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Nicaraguans acquiesced mostly because the regime brought stability and economic growth.
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For now, the predictions for solid third-quarter economic growth prevail.
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The labor market buoyancy is at odds with slowing economic growth.
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They do not create jobs, improve wages or promote economic growth.
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Its rules and regulations stifled economic growth and rewarded union bosses.
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U.S. consumer spending data for May also showed steady economic growth.
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Stocks tied to economic growth outperformed more defensive ones last week.
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And labor force shortages are a limiting factor in economic growth.
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But maximizing the resulting economic growth should be the top priority.
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This subtracts at least 20 percent annually from our economic growth.
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Mr. Modi won election in 2014 promising economic growth and jobs.
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The government hopes to spur economic growth by opening commercial theaters.
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Annual economic growth has averaged only 1.5 percent since the revolution.
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Yields could rise further if economic growth picks up, he added.
|
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Economic growth well above expectations could be an issue for stocks.
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I'M STILL FOCUSED ON, THOUGH, THE BIG DRIVERS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH.
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The fallout could be crippling for China's economic growth this quarter.
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For years, the country has turbocharged its economic growth by building.
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The country had previously estimated economic growth of 2.8% this year.
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The conflict has also dampened the outlook for global economic growth.
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Lack of economic growth around the world is another big factor.
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The two men promised a "near immediate" increase in economic growth.
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It is also about job opportunities for women, and economic growth.
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The main obstacle to Palestinian economic growth is clear: the occupation.
|
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Trump's campaign focused on both economic growth and law and order.
|
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Trump has long said financial sector oversight could curb economic growth.
|
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Homebuilding weighed on economic growth for three straight quarters in 2018.
|
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One reasons is it means everyone doesn't share America's economic growth.
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In 2016 economic growth halved, with a downturn in commodity prices.
|
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Investors in energy markets are not just worried about economic growth.
|
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China's economic growth and sheer size are something to reckon with.
|
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The IMF projected zero economic growth for the last Iranian year.
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Looking ahead: Beijing is expected to release economic growth data today.
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For the party, stable economic growth is fundamental to political legitimacy.
|
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Job creation and economic growth is far below the national average.
|
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Romania has sought to amplify economic growth by courting foreign investment.
|
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Nearly a year after the tax cut, economic growth has accelerated.
|
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The bond markets are signaling increasing concerns about global economic growth.
|
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Consumers spending makes up about two-thirds of U.S. economic growth.
|
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It's about seeing more social and economic growth in black communities.
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In Europe economic growth is sluggish, and inflation has been tame.
|
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Poland's economic growth of around 3% is adding to wage pressure.
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The government is forecasting 5% economic growth this year and next.
|
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Like most economists, Mr. Hassett believes that immigration spurs economic growth.
|
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Instead, an outsize share of economic growth flows to the wealthy.
|
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That trend has been a natural consequence of China's economic growth.
|
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Mr. Klapmeyer is less hopeful about a revival of economic growth.
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I think economic growth is the ultimate solution to budget deficits.
|
|
Global economic growth was also helping prices by driving up demand.
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Increase American economic growth to more than 4 percent a year.
|
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For two decades, trade expansion has fuelled rapid global economic growth.
|
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History shows no consistent correlation between tax rates and economic growth.
|
|
First, infrastructure development will support overall economic growth and credit creation.
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Either would be great for workers and great for economic growth.
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Gavin Newsom discussed trade and economic growth, the Prime Minister tweeted.
|
|
Uncertainty also remains high on the trade and economic growth front.
|
|
At the bottom of all this, perhaps, is declining economic growth.
|
|
State sales tax revenues are growing in line with economic growth.
|
|
"Economic growth creates lots of revenues," he told the Financial Times.
|
|
Although the recession was brief, economic growth continued to be sluggish.
|
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I think that low interest rates are good for economic growth.
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KUDLOW SAYS GERMANY SHOULD CUT TAXES, REGULATIONS TO SPUR ECONOMIC GROWTH
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It would promote employment, economic growth, and peace around the world.
|
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Productivity, which drives any effective period of economic growth, has stagnated.
|
|
The second development pertains to continued weakness in global economic growth.
|
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It would have resulted in U.S. economic growth and job creation.
|
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However, gains were capped by disappointing economic growth data from China.
|
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Job losses are an unfortunate part of economic growth and restructuring.
|
|
The unrest has hammered both economic growth and the local currency.
|
|
Higher taxes reduce investment, which slows economic growth, the consensus held.
|
|
Economic growth and social inclusion must be seen as equal objectives.
|
|
In his austere view, there were no shortcuts to economic growth.
|
|
For now, he believes inflation will come with better economic growth.
|
|
Low rates support economic growth by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking.
|
|
The U.S. recorded its slowest economic growth in five years (2016).
|
|
He never bought Cornett's big talk about jobs and economic growth.
|
|
That estimate took into account faster economic growth under the plan.
|
|
By that important measure of economic growth, the economy has faltered.
|
|
In December, the IMF forecast 2017 economic growth of 2.7 percent.
|
|
Razak said the two talked about economic growth in his country.
|
|
Investors are merely anticipating a deceleration in profit and economic growth.
|
|
Citing projections for continued economic growth, Kostin warned against this view.
|
|
Most estimates for China's 2018 economic growth remain near 6.5 percent.
|
|
It also said it sees three more years of economic growth.
|
|
Many economists see economic growth cooling off next year and beyond.
|
|
Todesca's team will unveil new economic growth data on June 29.
|
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This stifles innovation and economic growth and raises costs for consumers.
|
|
Big surprises are thought to destabilize the economy, hurting economic growth.
|
|
This much-needed reduction will increase investment and spur economic growth.
|
|
Africa has been worryingly dependent on commodities to power economic growth.
|
|
Solid economic growth in the United States also lifted BancWest's profits.
|
|
THAT MONEY WILL COME BACK AND THAT WILL HELP ECONOMIC GROWTH.
|
|
Nevertheless, Mexico's economic growth has remained rather stable around 2 percent.
|
|
The flood of wealth to the top vastly outpaces economic growth.
|
|
Republicans have dominated the narrative on economic growth in recent decades.
|
|
Kennedy said increased economic growth could make up for lost revenues.
|
|
This figure doesn't include their positive, indirect effects on economic growth.
|
|
It repaid them with the tax revenue created by economic growth.
|
|
The right decries poverty and inequality while discounting rapid economic growth.
|
|
The divergence between economic growth and subjective satisfaction began decades ago.
|
|
But economic growth would splinter in ways Airbus did not predict.
|
|
They have, in fact, very little power to affect economic growth.
|
|
They aren't receiving their fair share of the country's economic growth.
|
|
Without a return to economic growth, the democratic experiment will fail.
|
|
He argued that economic growth alone would not erase the deficit.
|
|
"His first priority was to create economic growth," Mr. Mnuchin said.
|
|
Innovation is estimated to drive approximately 22014 percent of economic growth.
|
|
Some think that reducing their tax burden will supercharge economic growth.
|
|
It is conducted to achieve sustainable economic growth with price stability.
|
|
Economic growth first, redistribution and beefing up the safety net second.
|
|
We were faced with eight years of 1.9 percent economic growth.
|
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And it is an engine for economic growth and job creation.
|
|
Republicans say that gap would be narrowed by additional economic growth.
|
|
Now, on the tax side, the president's agenda is all about creating economic growth, and what I would say to that teacher or anybody else, we have had sub-par economic growth for the last eight years, and we fundamentally believe that the economy can get back to more normalized levels of sustained economic growth, which is getting to 3 percent GDP.
|
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Trade tensions compounded the global growth fears, which resurfaced on Thursday after the European Union cut its economic growth forecasts and the Bank of England warned of Britain facing its weakest economic growth in a decade.
|
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Germany has dropped its economic growth forecast for 2019 to 1.0 percent from 1.8 percent due to slower global economic growth and uncertainty about Britain's exit from the European Union, the Handelsblatt newspaper reported on Thursday.
|
|
The Bank of Korea is scheduled to release its revised economic growth and inflation forecasts for 2019 at 0430 GMT on Thursday, with analysts seeing downgrades to both its 2.5% economic growth and 1.1% inflation forecasts.
|
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A de facto 20 percent devaluation would spur Italian economic growth, drive exports up even faster (they have been growing faster than imports, but not enough to spur economic growth beyond an anemic one percent plus).
|
|
U.S. economic growth braked sharply in the first quarter to its slowest pace in two years, while last month the International Monetary Fund cut its global economic growth forecast for the fourth time in a year.
|
|
And their potential cost, for now, can be swallowed up by general economic growth or dealt with via cynical payoffs; if the general economic growth itself goes away, well, then Trump isn't getting re-elected anyway.
|
|
While Rieder says U.S. economic growth is about at its peak, he said the United States probably is not going into a recession and its economic growth will outperform much of the rest of the world.
|
|
The June 28500 issue of the "Journal of Economic Growth" contained a paper by John Dawson and John Seater estimating that federal regulations have reduced economic growth by about 6900 percent per year between 2628 and 28503.
|
|
" For those not reached by the benefits of economic growth, Bennet said, "those periods of economic growth have acted as a recession, and as a result, they can't afford the basic components of a middle-class life.
|
|
The U.S. trade deficit widened more than expected in February in the latest indication that economic growth weakened further in the first quarter, although other data suggested the economic growth picture could improve in the months ahead.
|
|
These powerhouses have the fastest economic growth rates of all the segments.
|
|
Xi Jinping, the president, has mentioned VR as important for economic growth.
|
|
Economic growth cooled to a 27-year low in the second quarter.
|
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The government aims for economic growth of around 6.5 percent this year.
|
|
There's reason to think that both trends are bad for economic growth.
|
|
I believe that it brings economic growth and prosperity, and globalization does.
|
|
Administration officials have called for financing tax cuts with future economic growth.
|
|
On Tuesday, the IMF knocked down its forecast for global economic growth.
|
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Global economic growth is weakening, as Lagarde herself has warned for months.
|
|
Jitters about global economic growth persisted, holding back financial and industrial stocks.
|
|
They ensured that large parts of society benefited from this economic growth.
|
|
Economic growth is not expected to fall of a cliff this quarter.
|
|
Economic uncertainty has to do with the overall rate of economic growth.
|
|
Above-trend economic growth also might not trigger worrisome inflation, Clarida said.
|
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Federal Reserve banks saw modest economic growth in the U.S. this fall.
|
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Strong economic growth could support Trump's bid for re-election in 2020.
|
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The situation threatens to undermine Widodo's efforts to reinvigorate stalled economic growth.
|
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That level of consistent economic growth will solve a lot of problems.
|
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U.S. economic growth was hobbled much of last year by inventory cutbacks.
|
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Germany will carry on exporting unemployment by its self-centered economic growth.
|
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For Japan, exports are not just the key engine of economic growth.
|
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Meanwhile, economic growth appears to be accelerating a faster-than-expected pace.
|
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"You're not going to get economic growth of 4 percent," he said.
|
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His outlook is for good, not great, economic growth and modest inflation.
|
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Economic growth, which neolibs are still urging Democrats to emphasize above income
|
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Friedman, though it's worth pointing out that his economic growth numbers would
|
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As a result, market performance does not always correlate with economic growth.
|
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Investors fear the trade war is undermining economic growth and metals usage.
|
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For example, investors facing a known 1% economic growth situation aren't happy.
|
|
Kerr said January's PMI results pointed to economic growth of around 0.2%.
|
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Economic growth has not outpaced government expenditure over the past two years.
|
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Slower economic growth means it will be harder to absorb redundant workers.
|
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"My personal fixation is very simple: What maximizes economic growth?" he said.
|
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Global economic growth is also under pressure amid a global manufacturing slowdown.
|
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Yet, concerns over weakening economic growth remained the fundamental driver for prices.
|
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She is convinced that economic growth and environmental protection can co-exist.
|
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How about business investment, which is key to long-term economic growth?
|
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"Consumers will be leading the way in economic growth," Mr. Stovall said.
|
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It brought booming economic growth and that growth fueled rebuilding the military.
|
|
Samarasinghe said he expects economic growth this year of 4.5-5.0 percent.
|
|
The markets tanked Wednesday as investors worried about the economic growth landscape.
|
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UK's economic growth will be affected by the Brexit outcome, Fitch said.
|
|
Armenia's economic growth slowed to 5.2% last year, from 7.5% in 2017.
|
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Today science and economic growth mean that no land mammal lives longer.
|
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Encouraged by the IMF, he tamed inflation and ushered in economic growth.
|
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The print also topped a Dow Jones estimate of 2.5% economic growth.
|
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Many argue that economic rebalancing and steady economic growth are incompatible goals.
|
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The government will also announced the economic growth target on March 5.
|
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But both economic growth and the pace of urbanisation are tailing off.
|
|
China this month posted its slowest economic growth figures in three decades.
|
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Nor does she have any idea how to restore rapid economic growth.
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You've had two strong quarters of economic growth: 3.5% and 4.2% respectively.
|
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The fund left its forecasts for global economic growth in 22014 unchanged.
|
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That's expected to rise further as a result of slower economic growth.
|
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Economic growth is projected to slow this year, reducing the tax take.
|
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The improving conditions point to continued economic growth in the months ahead.
|
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So our tax plan is the economic growth part of the equation.
|
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Concerns over China's second-quarter economic growth also weighed on oil prices.
|
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The 2.9 percent clip marked the fastest economic growth in two years.
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I'm a proven leader, under difficult circumstances, working for inclusive economic growth.
|
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Economic growth for the first quarter of 2019 was lower than estimated.
|
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"It felt like a threat to economic growth for everyone," she recalls.
|
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Lower investment returns and weak economic growth are likely ahead, he said.
|
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Some analysts worry that the move will damage Britain's shaky economic growth.
|
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"It's all about competing for job creation and economic growth," Ortmans said.
|
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Worryingly, private consumption that had been underpinning economic growth thus far weakened.
|
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"Global economic growth remains solid, but is facing potential headwinds," OPEC said.
|
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Brazil's economic growth in the 803s and early 2010s was always unsustainable.
|
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They argued that Italy needed expansionary measures to lift lagging economic growth.
|
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Venezuela aside, such democratic erosion is wholly consistent with strong economic growth.
|
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China's economic growth may decelerate after the first quarter of this year.
|
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Investors fear protectionist trade policies will damage economic growth, weakening metals consumption.
|
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Inflation is now running at twice the rate of real economic growth!
|
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There's also a broader "mixed middle" that is seeing modest economic growth.
|
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S. trade war and concerns of slowing global economic growth offered support.
|
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As mobile phones spread, they speed economic growth and help boost productivity.
|
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If there's economic growth from the bill, that will be partially offset.
|
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Even a less disruptive government shutdown could drag on U.S. economic growth.
|
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His pitch to voters is that Labor would endanger strong economic growth.
|
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Italy's recent record of dire economic growth began during Mr Berlusconi's tenure.
|
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Now we&aposre talking about potentially four percent economic growth next year.
|
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That would be above Trump's goal of economic growth 3 percent-plus.
|
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The conflict is weighing on economic growth forecasts and oil demand predictions.
|
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The Kremlin also faces stagnating economic growth and calls for fresh reforms.
|
|
Better-off employers and employees signals higher productivity and stronger economic growth.
|
|
Cyclical sectors, which generally suffer when economic growth slows, came under pressure.
|
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Technology transfer had to occur in China's first manifestation of economic growth.
|
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But overall economic growth has held near a slow 2 percent level.
|
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WHAT'S GOOD FOR THE ECONOMY IS ECONOMIC GROWTH AND MORE JOB CREATION.
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The city is due to report quarterly economic growth data on Wednesday.
|
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We&aposve had three straight quarters of 215 percent GDP economic growth.
|
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Adding Pilot Flying J also boosts his bet on U.S. economic growth.
|
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That has trumped worries about a trade war and slowing economic growth.
|
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Knoxville's steady economic growth resulted in a No. 2 showing in CareerBliss.
|
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Economic growth in the euro zone at the same time is strong.
|
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A decline in commodity prices can signal slower economic growth moving forward.
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The government is expected to update its economic growth projections on Thursday.
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Global economic growth has been a sore point for risk asset markets.
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China is set to announce first quarter economic growth on April 17.
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Weak productivity suggests it will be hard to significantly boost economic growth.
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We have to generate economic growth which generates revenue, while reducing spending.
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Yet agriculture is essential for firing economic growth across the African continent.
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Africa's recent economic growth is a factor in its expanding art market.
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Economic growth seems to have stalled in the final quarter of 2015.
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The bullish sentiment in markets comes amid wider optimism about economic growth.
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Creed said he thinks U.S. economic growth could go to 3 percent.
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The sooner the country decouples economic growth from CO2 emissions, the better.
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I am just pointing out the magnitude of what economic growth does.
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" Cohn responded diplomatically: "I'm supportive of the president in driving economic growth.
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We have started on the trajectory towards robust economic growth in Russia.
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Officials say this is essential to ease acquisitions for faster economic growth.
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Low gasoline prices, easy credit and moderate economic growth boosted the industry.
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Concerns over China's second-quarter economic growth continued to weigh on sentiment.
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Data on Monday painted a mixed picture of euro zone economic growth.
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Economic growth of 7.5 percent in 2010 steadily ground to a halt.
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Economic growth has moderately recovered but this has mainly benefitted the wealthy.
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"The slope is going to be down, for economic growth and prosperity."
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Uncertainty can devastate economic growth and sustainability as much as any recession.
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Capitalism spurs economic growth; government protection for favored industries slows it down.
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Trump's goals for economic growth should also be questioned now, he warned.
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Economic growth has also been supported by recent strength in foreign activity.
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Insecurity traps people in extreme impoverishment, restricts economic growth, and sparks conflict.
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"Cold winds from abroad are weakening Dutch economic growth", the CPB said.
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India's infrastructure hasn't been able to keep pace with its economic growth.
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"Political events drown out economic growth," Barclays wrote in a report Friday.
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Next week the government will announce last year's rate of economic growth.
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For 2018, economic growth amounted to 2.9 percent, the government has estimated.
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Officials may also raise the issue during sessions on boosting economic growth.
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This happens when economic growth reaches trend growth or rises above it.
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Bond yields fell even further on concerns of slowing economic growth overseas.
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This would be the single-most stimulative program for reigniting economic growth.
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Trump said those protections hobbled economic growth - cheering industry and angering conservationists.
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The good earnings news comes even as economic growth remains relatively slow.
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Scientific research is a font of innovation, economic growth, health, and prosperity.
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Increased infrastructure investment may have prevented a sharper decline in economic growth.
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The government will also announced the economic growth target on March 13.
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Trouble is, even though economic growth is strong, inflation continues to undershoot.
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In country after country, these forces have stymied democratization and economic growth.
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It's an awful idea that will punish success and obstruct economic growth.
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Buffett also said Thursday that economic growth has lost some steam recently.
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Economic growth has slowed, with private investments slumping and consumption gains muted.
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Autism imposes hefty economic costs, reducing economic growth and swelling disability rolls.
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Economic growth results from growth in labor, capital and total factor productivity.
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Massive military spending in Britain and America contributed to soaring economic growth.
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Other countries have taken similar measures, and they are seeing economic growth.
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Economic growth is killed by companies that are competing solely for profits.
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Faster economic growth in the 2000s brought a swelling of defence budgets.
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The manufacturing sector failed to contribute to British economic growth last year.
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The city's economic growth topped 22011% last year, the fastest since 2011.
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And any overall benefits for economic growth are likely to be modest.
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Measly economic growth can make finance for new construction harder to obtain.
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Why are tech high-flyers surging when economic growth expectations are faltering?
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The slowdown in global economic growth appears to already be denting demand.
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"This will accelerate economic growth, create jobs and reduce poverty," Rotich said.
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The revisions are not expected to change the pace of economic growth.
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Despite recent economic growth, a quarter of the nation lives in poverty.
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"Germany's booming construction will continue to support overall economic growth," Pakleppa said.
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After years stagnation the nights is once again experiencing strong economic growth.
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Oil prices near $70 shouldn't put the brakes on economic growth, however.
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A wave of global economic growth has driven up demand for oil.
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This has affected their ability to lend more and spur economic growth.
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Indeed, China trade should not be a drag on India's economic growth.
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Finland's economic growth is picking up pace after a decade-long stagnation.
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Auto sales typically track macro indicators such as employment and economic growth.
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Bank Indonesia's official outlook for 2016 economic growth is 5.0-5.4 percent.
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"There is no correlation between tax cuts and economic growth," he argued.
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Current though traders are watching the trajectory of economic growth and inflation.
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Pfund is also co-chair of the Conservation for Economic Growth Coalition.
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Analysts, however, expect slowing economic growth to keep price pressures in check.
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S. trade war and concerns about slowing global economic growth offered support.
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Recent economic growth may have also contributed to the surge in receipts.
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Economic growth has been a hot topic in national politics as well.
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There is little debate that the United States needs faster economic growth.
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Economic growth is expected to slow to 0.4% in the following year.
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Conversely, when the poor get less comparatively so, economic growth actually increases.
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The Wall Street Journal: Trump budget sets high expectations for economic growth.
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The official narrative is that greater regional integration will drive economic growth.
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The authors explained that debt above this threshold costs real economic growth.
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The Federal Reserve raised its outlook on U.S. economic growth on Wednesday.
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The slower the pace of rate increases, the better for economic growth.
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"The one thing that does create revenues is economic growth," he said.
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But company heads argue that more tariffs will eat into economic growth.
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Chinese companies have been buying foreign outfits as economic growth slows domestically.
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Low rates encourage borrowing and risk-taking, which can bolster economic growth.
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The bank has forecast this year's economic growth at 1.25-1.75 percent.
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This is sometimes a sign of an impending slowdown in economic growth.
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It is responsible for making sure China meets its economic growth targets.
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The slow economic growth demonstrates why tax reform is critical, Brady said.
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We cut taxes for families and business and unlock explosive economic growth.
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Mnuchin said that Trump thinks that's "absolutely critical" for driving economic growth.
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The deficit figure does not include the estimated effects of economic growth.
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Yet, as Trump's tax cut shows, government spending leads to economic growth.
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Until affordability conditions improve, housing will continue to hamper overall economic growth.
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Matthew Rooney is director of economic growth with the George Bush Institute.
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HONG KONG — China on Friday reported its second-quarter economic growth figures.
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Despite stunning economic growth, Beijing's leaders remain terrified of their own people.
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The NPLs have become a brake on the euro zone's economic growth.
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These perils go far beyond any threat to economic growth and expansion.
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"This should be very, very good for U.S economic growth," Mnuchin said.
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This wealth effect can serve as a strong catalyst for economic growth.
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The survey comes as Republicans push economic growth ahead of the Nov.
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Sustained and immediate economic growth is the solution to our fiscal problems.
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We actually have an economy where we have 4 percent economic growth.
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Emerging markets may find it difficult to secure investment, limiting economic growth.
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The national debt is expanding at a faster pace than economic growth.
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Still, consumers should continue to support economic growth in the fourth quarter.
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Economic growth is expected to slow to 0.4% in the following year.
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Copper prices are often regarded as a gauge of global economic growth.
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Dallas has the fastest economic growth of the nation's 29 largest cities.
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Why the recent slowdown in economic growth and the pessimistic CBO forecast?
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APEC is a cornerstone for sustainable, inclusive economic growth in the region.
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Housing has been a drag on economic growth since the second quarter.
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China has been crucial to global economic growth for a quarter-century.
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Millionaires do believe the corporate tax cuts will lead to economic growth.
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Taiwan's official estimate for economic growth this year stands at 1.06 percent.
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This will lead to less economic growth and a declining middle class.
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Other major question marks include trade policy, Brexit and slowing economic growth.
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Improving economic growth both here and abroad has also lifted profit expectations.
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That ever-lower taxation on the richest will only benefit economic growth.
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The government is targeting economic growth of 6-6.5 percent this year.
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Without higher levels of productivity, long-term economic growth potential will stagnate.
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Taking action on climate change goes hand-in-hand with economic growth.
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However, he said public investment was essential to further bolster economic growth.
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The Fed lifted its economic growth projections for this year and 22.9.
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He said the tax overhaul can be paid for by economic growth.
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The LWCF has also spurred economic growth, at no cost to taxpayers.
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In fact, farming creates economic growth and opportunity for everyone in America.
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First, we need to start with economic growth to rebuild consumer confidence.
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Expectations for slower economic growth this year are also seen curbing demand.
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The bank predicted economic growth would slow in 2019 but remain strong.
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Economic theory tells you that big government ought to hurt economic growth.
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Other sectors that are particularly dependent on economic growth, such as financials .
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Birth control access leads to economic growth and social advances as well.
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But proponents think Cruz's approach would unleash a torrent of economic growth.
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ET is expected to show second-quarter economic growth was 21 percent.
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Strong economic growth is helping to improve banks' asset quality and profitability.
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The government's statistics arm has not put out any economic growth forecasts.
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Policies that promote economic growth, social mobility and greater opportunity are important.
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Motegi said he placed equal priority on fiscal discipline and economic growth.
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It may also go the other way, of course, spurring economic growth.
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As economic growth has strengthened, public interest in those subjects has dissipated.
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Banks unleashed lending binges that fueled economic growth and increased stock prices.
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The problem isn't that the high taxes hurt economic growth, mind you.
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The volatility comes over fears that American economic growth is too strong.
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With economic growth in recent years, most states' budgets have steadily grown.
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Dave Brat said economic growth is how to protect the environment: pic.twitter.
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In the president's view, high interest rates still are smothering economic growth.
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Doing so has the potential to reduce inequality and lift economic growth.
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But that didn't happen: US economic growth has not hit that mark.
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How do you spot a nation with high potential for economic growth?
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Economic growth has been broadly in decline for the past five years.
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That will raise productivity, resulting in faster economic growth without increased inflation.
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It is meant to accelerate economic growth and increase wages for workers.
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In his second term, a visibly pudgier Garcia oversaw explosive economic growth.
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As wealth inequality has risen, economic growth has repeatedly missed forecasters' expectations.
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The pace of economic growth has slowed in much of the world.
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China's economic growth has been slowing and September data due on Oct.
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Economic growth is forecast to slow further, leading to even more joblessness.
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It cited slow global economic growth, low commodity prices and volatile markets.
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The spread of the new coronavirus is also threatening China's economic growth.
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Besides juicing economic growth, Russia has other reasons to export more oil.
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It helps explain the economic growth spurt of the last two years.
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But it has used its vast financial reserves to boost economic growth.
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And a failure would be harmful to economic growth and job creation.
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Economic growth is on track for its best annual performance since 2005.
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Deficits, I don't mind (as long as there is robust economic growth).
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And that caution itself can be a problem for continued economic growth.
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Funding these projects with taxes would generate better fiscal and economic growth.
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One question is whether it can do more to increase economic growth.
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In particular, they argue that cutting corporate taxes will unleash economic growth.
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This is essential to technological innovation, economic growth, jobs and national security.
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The spread of the new coronavirus is also threatening China's economic growth.
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Mr. Domenici supported the conservative theory that tax cuts stimulate economic growth.
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Relaxing bank capital standards will unleash economic growth, so the argument goes.
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Those basic investments all have a long record of lifting economic growth.
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Industrial over capacity remains one of the main drags on economic growth.
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Turkish economic growth has averaged around 5% over the last two decades.
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Anger was contained until economic growth began to slow down in 2013.
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Tax reform enacted by past presidents all spurred years of economic growth.
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We have endured over ten years of below 3-percent economic growth.
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Those purchases have been used in an effort to strengthen economic growth.
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That could negatively affect economic growth in the fourth quarter, analysts said.
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This is because economic growth is expected to slow around the world.
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Low rates encourage borrowing and risk-taking, contributing to faster economic growth.
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"I do think it has an impact on economic growth," he said.
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The economic growth prompted by tax reform won't just help big business.
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Furthermore, mobility is a fundamental driver of social, political, and economic growth.
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Turkish economic growth has averaged around 228% over the last two decades.
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That would be the slowest pace for U.S. economic growth since 2016.
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The Fed was increasingly worried that sluggish inflation was restraining economic growth.
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Investors ought to keep an eye on Chinese economic growth, Streible said.
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This shift resulted in populist anger, he said, and slowed economic growth.
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NAFTA renegotiation is about far more than economic growth and job creation.
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Slowing economic growth in the face of a drawn-out Sino-U.
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The trade gap also often increases when U.S. economic growth is strong.
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Economic growth is slow, but is better than many other developed countries.
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The data says it all: sustainable and clean jobs foster economic growth.
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And perhaps the pace of economic growth is teaching us yet another.
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The president's superlatives aside, US economic growth is solid, if not sizzling.
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Economists polled by Reuters expect economic growth to come in at 2.1%.
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But again, they'll be focused on items that will increase economic growth.
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The International Monetary Fund expects global economic growth to decline this year.
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Evidence shows that immigrants are an engine of economic growth and entrepreneurship.
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As a result, economic growth is accelerating and corporate revenues are booming.
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Unemployment is low, economic growth is strong, and inflation is relatively stable.
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The vote came as Japan looks for new sources of economic growth.
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Still, worries about global economic growth have capped gains in oil prices.
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Private sector investments yield far greater economic growth than increased government spending.
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President Trump said all three are a threat to America's economic growth.
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Also capping gold's upside were signs of still-steady global economic growth.
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But restraining economic growth while taxing Americans is not the right path.
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Stock prices soared, and in 213 economic growth hit a respectable 222%.
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RH: And banks will not be the real push for economic growth.
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Unemployment is down; corporate profits, economic growth, and Wall Street are up.
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Hydropower acts as a catalyst for economic growth, according to its advocates.
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President Trump's target for economic growth just got a little more distant.
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At the time, Japan was undergoing a period of fast economic growth.
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KAPLAN: WELL, PART OF THE YIELD INCREASE MIGHT BE STRONGER ECONOMIC GROWTH.
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It just didn't work for providing long-term economic growth and stability.
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The slowdown suggests the severe labor shortage is holding back economic growth.
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Annual economic growth has not surpassed 3 percent or more since 2005.
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Both estimates take into account the effects of economic growth on revenues.
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The resulting spike in oil prices could further dent global economic growth.
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The Fed, for its part, wants to restrain acceleration in economic growth.
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That translated into simple math suggesting much slower economic growth, he said.
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The bank's statement highlighted worries that global economic growth could slow further.
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In either scenario, traders worry that U.S. economic growth could be hampered.
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Economic growth has resulted in increasing healthcare spending in many emerging markets.
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Under its mandate, the central bank targets inflation but not economic growth.
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Disorder could damage economic growth, undermine the government and end in disaster.
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Real economic growth during the Obama years was stunted below 220006 percent.
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China has long relied on infrastructure investments to drive its economic growth.
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For decades, China mortgaged its population for the sake of economic growth.
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The predicted economic growth did not materialize, and the deficit grew instead.
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Privately operated, smaller businesses contribute to well over half of economic growth.
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The Trump administration argues that regulation is impeding lending and economic growth.
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"That's the key — economic growth and some budget restraint," Mr. Kudlow said.
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That unholy feedback loop can begin to chip away at economic growth.
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It will also help promote economic growth for all three trading partners.
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Monsoon rains are crucial for the country's farm output and economic growth.
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If you get back to looking at economic growth, it's clearly slowing.
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The government forecasts economic growth of between 1.1% and 2.1% this year.
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We don't know if keeping interest rates low will boost economic growth.
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East Asia has a remarkable record of high and sustained economic growth.
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Both countries face similar issues around anti-incumbency and flailing economic growth.
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We have started on the trajectory toward robust economic growth in Russia.
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They're forecasting economic growth about a percentage point higher than anyone else.
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But the data also reinforced the view that economic growth is slowing.
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Clemens's research focuses on migration and development, economic growth, and economic history.
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Speaking at an annual forum in Boao on the southern Chinese island of Hainan, Li said high economic growth rates are not sustainable, so the government will pay more attention to the quality and efficiency of economic growth.
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Republicans continue to insist that their tax bill will lead to unprecedented economic growth to make up for these costs, but there's some dubious math that goes into that expectation, including a very rosy calculation for economic growth.
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The main drag on Italian economic growth is uncertainty over the future, an ISTAT official said last week, as suggested by a steep reduction in inventories which is likely to subtract 0.8 points from economic growth this year.
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JOHN WALDRON: Well we've been pretty constructive on the global economy and nothing in the data at this point would change our general view that global economic growth continues to be strong , U.S. economic growth continues to be strong.
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Denmark's economic growth has lagged that of Sweden, Germany and Britain since the 2008 financial crisis, although on Tuesday the government raised its economic growth forecast for this year to 1.7 percent from a previous forecast of 1793 percent.
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France is on course for its strongest economic growth since 2011 this year as foreign trade proves less of a drag and the unemployment rate falls, INSEE has forecast, with the country's 2017 economic growth estimated at 1.6 percent.
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Until the Industrial Revolution made real, sustained economic growth possible, most of humanity was stuck in a Malthusian trap, where economic growth and poverty reduction only led to a population increase that could not be supported, leading to starvation.
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China's economic growth was seen slowing slightly to 6.5 percent in 2017 and 2018 from 6.6 percent in 2016, while India's economic growth was expected to rise slightly to 7.7 percent in 20003, compared to 7.6 percent in 2016 .
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Fiscal 2017 benefits from the sale of shares in Hydro One, strong performance in the housing market and government enterprises, and above-budget economic growth in 2016, slightly offset by slower economic growth in the first quarter of 103.
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On the one hand, there is a lot of transformation in the economy that does produce the potential for economic growth, though the actual economic growth has been much lower in each country than [was] promised by this potential.
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Even if economic growth moderates to 2.5%, that's still pretty good, he said.
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Nascent economic growth is providing the treasury with a bit of extra cash.
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All member states of the euro zone are showing economic growth, including Greece.
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His Movement Toward Socialism party has presided over 20153 percent annual economic growth.
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Now, as China's economic growth slows, that sign of national strength is ebbing.
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The foreign ministers say Trump&aposs measures undermine global trade and economic growth.
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Cramer has that raising interest rates in lockstep could derail U.S. economic growth.
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"This signals economic growth of 0.7 percent in the first quarter," Fuest said.
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However, most analysts see coal consumption increases slowing as global economic growth slows.
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Indonesia's annual economic growth in the second quarter was 5.01 percent, below expectations.
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Auto sales indicate larger trends like employment and economic growth in a country.
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Trump's budget assumes annual economic growth of 2.4 percent, the second official said.
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China's massive economic growth since the 90s produced a "super cycle" for commodities.
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Demonetization has been widely expected to dent economic growth in the short term.
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Trump accused Powell for threatening economic growth by raising interest rates too quickly.
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Construction is expected to provide a healthy contribution to economic growth this year.
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The best remedy for the dollar's strength is stronger economic growth outside America.
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Sentiment remains depressed by slow economic growth and the country's hard currency shortage.
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S. trade war that could put a brake on economic growth this year.
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And I really think you&aposre going to see some amazing economic growth.
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Job growth slowed in November amid fears that economic growth is losing steam.
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Despite the strong consumer spending, there are indications that economic growth is slowing.
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We've had nine years of steady economic growth and that's a long time.
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The plan was called the Puerto Rico Fiscal and Economic Growth Plan (FEGP).
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"I think the market is underpinned by relatively high economic growth," Lim said.
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For nearly 20 years, Silicon Valley has led the nation in economic growth.
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Electronic transactions have soared since then, although the move briefly hurt economic growth.
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But a measure of export orders fell, likely reflecting softening global economic growth.
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Lower yields, which move opposite prices, typically highlight investor concerns about economic growth.
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Economists routinely identify the exchange controls as a major hindrance to economic growth.
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Euro zone economic growth is forecast to be steady despite the potential disruptions.
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Economic growth, which hit 4.2 percent in the second quarter, has already slowed.
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That, in turn, is the result of slowed economic growth in the country.
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The administration contends tax cuts will pay for themselves by boosting economic growth.
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Academic research shows that high capital requirements reduce bank lending and economic growth.
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Few countries have ever achieved cuts this sharp while enjoying robust economic growth.
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The pandemic is so bad that it'll mess with China's overall economic growth.
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