It has been widely acknowledged that growth without equity could eventually increase poverty.

28. Equitable income growth is essential for reducing chronic food deficiency and poverty.

Thirdly, an open and equitable international trading system is indispensable for sustainable growth and development.

An open and equitable trade system is a powerful engine of economic growth.

Without trade, there can be no sustained equitable economic growth. Without economic growth, tax revenues will not grow. And without tax revenues, improved public services are not sustainable.

Economists have struggled with the tradeoff between growth and equity for centuries. What is the nature of the tradeoff?

22. Owing to the uneven domestic distribution of the fruits of economic growth, major problems of poverty, serious social inequities, gender inequalities and unsustainable population growth still remained.

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

The growth rate for 1991 was barely 2 per cent, compared with 4.3 per cent in 1990 and the average of 4.6 per cent achieved in 1986 1990.

(a) Seeking a fair share of the increase in the official development assistance expected in the coming years

The European Union recognized, however, that growth in developing countries was uneven, particularly in Africa.

Is Inequality Inhibiting Growth?

Thirdly, an open and equitable international trading system is indispensable for sustainable growth and development.

Net total public debt increased to 10.5 billion in 1996, up by 42 per cent an increase in the same proportion as one year earlier.

The economy has grown, on average, 4.2 per cent per year.

That's only fair.

Reforested areas had increased slightly, from 21,000 square kilometres in 1980 to 50,000 in 2000, which represented an average yearly increase of 4 per cent.

The assertion of cultural identity, based on respect for human dignity, has come to be seen as a fundamental driving force of equitable growth.

It can also help to promote growth with equity, a particularly important objective for multi ethnic societies.

It would be extremely unfair to perpetuate a situation in which developing countries whose economies were growing at rates of between 5 and 10 per cent were required to pay assessment increases of 50, 100 or 200 per cent.

The Conglomerate Way to Growth

Governance for sustainable growth and equity

The allowance is increased by a percentage of the growth in the average monthly wage between the quarters preceding the date of indexation.

The Agreement stipulates that the training of workers is a key element of the national policy of growth with social equity.

6. Several factors have led to increased interest in microcredit in promoting growth with greater equity.

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Population level (millions) and compound annual growth rate

In the last two years, credit grew almost twice as fast as GDP, and total social financing grew even faster. Yet GDP growth slowed considerably from an annual average of 10.2 in 2002 2011 suggesting that China may be moving closer to a medium to low speed growth path.

At present the Policy for Equality and Participation of Women (EPAM), adopted in 1994, is one of the strategies of the development model based on economic growth with social equity.

80. While economic growth does not guarantee stability, satisfaction or social peace, without growth there can be no sustained increase in household or government spending, in private or public capital formation, in health or social welfare.

Developing countries achieved an average real growth rate of 6.2 per cent, while annual growth among countries with economies in transition amounted to 7.1 per cent.

Increases in production will probably lag somewhat behind increases in sales, as businesses respond at lower inventory levels than desired.

The low road is what they describe as a path of immiserizing growth .

The mean annual increase between 1990 and 1994 was 18 percent.

During the past 10 years, the economy had achieved a steady average annual growth rate of 8 to 9 per cent.

The population figure continued to increase, reaching 901,000 in 1961 and doubling in under 18 years to reach 2,122,000 in 1979, representing an annual growth of 4.9 per cent.

Growth with equity had always been the thrust of Malaysia's development planning, with emphasis on efforts to enhance income generating opportunities.

An inclusive financial sector was key to promoting economic growth and equitable development it was particularly important to promote small and medium sized enterprises and increase employment.

Secondly, the addition of new permanent members would be inequitable and unfair.

However, the growth response in many developing countries was anaemic average annual per capita growth rose marginally above that of the 1980s, but remained well below that of the 1970s.

With a few exceptions, its growth rates have been below the growth performance of total goods exports.

The average net length on smaller vessels was 5 kilometres, while larger vessels had nets with an average of 12 kilometres, with a maximum size of 25 kilometres.

Ireland has experienced very high growth rates of gross national product in the 1990s, an average rate of approximately 4.5 per cent being expected for this decade, bringing economic growth to a historical high.

Growth statistics hide underlying inequities.

(c) Average expenditure has risen rapidly in both rural and urban areas.