The principal sources of growth in the economy have been agriculture and mining, complemented by the service industry and to a smaller extent manufacturing.

A negative growth scenario prevails for the operational budget.

Other sectors, such as services and tourism, have been growing and have been recognized as key areas for opportunity and economic growth.

A negative growth scenario prevails also for the operational budget.

III. A growing operational partnership

Other occupations may be additionally included among these exceptions by a decision of the Minister of Social Affairs and Labour.

Growth was mainly concentrated in the service sector, whose share of GDP progressively increased.

(a) The transition process lasts through 2007, with relatively strong growth in operations management portfolios in 2006 (16 per cent), followed by a more conservative growth rate (8 per cent per annum) thereafter.

In contrast, other resources had grown by 60 per cent during the same period and other emergency resources by 120 per cent.

Though services account for 76 of employment, its contribution to overall economic growth is small, owing to low productivity. Indeed, value added per worker in the services sector remains just 40 of that in the manufacturing sector, and annual productivity growth was only 2 from 1980 to 2010 significantly lower than the manufacturing sector s rate of 8.2 .

31. The somewhat positive performance by the service sectors is based on growth in the financial sector and, to a lesser extent, in community and personal services, as the preliminary figures for the remaining service sectors show negative movement.

In its research report, Citibank said that the vigorous growth of JD.com in operating profit margin and the gross margin of self operated business has embodied the advantage of JD.com's core business, which will exist for a long time to come.

It also focuses on issues of social and economic infrastructure and developing financial and other services which facilitate economic growth and industrial efforts.

(b) Senior business development officers, responsible for client management and business development in regions where major operations exist and portfolio growth is feasible and

The problem is that rapid labor productivity growth in the industrial sector more than 10 per year over the last two decades is reducing the need to hire more workers. The service sector, by contrast, experienced much slower labor productivity growth (about 5 annually over the same period), meaning that it could be far more effective in generating employment growth.

The gross domestic product of the Republic in 2003 rose by 9.2 over that of 2002. The growth recorded was 8.8 in industry 9.3 in construction, and 1.4 in agriculture, and the volume of shipments rose by 9.8 over those of 2002. Communication services grew by 25.8 .

Growth industries are those, which benefit from new sources of dynamic industrial growth.

Recently, total exports of business services have been increasing at an average annual rate of about 8 per cent.

In particular, SMEs are primary agents of such growth.

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Business growth in this market, and a focus on option one product lines, reflect

Services are new growth areas for developing countries.

Recently, there has been significant growth of involvement of the private sector in the space business.

The rise in real output was attributed to the heightened tourism activity supported by continued growth in the financial services sector.

However, with a growth rate significantly higher than for total retail trade, the share of e commerce in total retail trade is also growing.

Enterprise development is central to economic growth and increased employment.

These will be created when the volume of operations is low, but potential for portfolio growth is high.

Without a concerted effort to increase households share of total income and raise consumption s share of aggregate demand, growth of consumer products and services on the supply side will remain inadequate. Given that services are a significant source of incremental employment, their expansion, in particular, would help to sustain inclusive growth.

Tax policies may need to be reformed to promote those services industries that exhibit export potential and could contribute most to overall socio economic growth in the long run.

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Agriculture grew at better than eight percent.

Industrial growth during the same period had increased at a rate of 10.2 per cent.

Wholesale receipts had the largest gain at 44.5 per cent, followed by retail sales at 10.1 per cent and services at 8.2 per cent.14

Annual revenue was expected to reach 300 million 500 million by 2001 and to keep growing as more services were added.

Growth in energy and energy intensive industries will fuel additional demand, output, and employment across a wide swath of supporting activities, including transportation, construction, and professional services. Overall, McKinsey estimates that growth in shale energy could add 2 4 to annual GDP and create up to 1.7 million jobs by 2020.

The increased expenses on unemployment assistance are largely due to the above average increase in the number of long term unemployed persons, especially in the new Länder.

In some cases, export companies have seen a more rapid growth than those producing solely for the domestic market or those in the service sector.

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Moreover, differences in productivity and export performance in the industrial sector explain much of the variance in growth performance within Africa over the post debt crisis period.

As regards trade in services, world exports in commercial services expanded by 16 per cent to reach a total value of 2.1 trillion in 2004.

The explosive growth of the use of satellites by various services offered great benefits to mankind yet the current growth in their numbers posed a threat to the Radio Astronomy and Earth Exploration services.

A quarter of a million more Americans are employed in business and professional services than a year ago a 1.6 annual rate of employment growth. The logic of stagnant employment is not that adding jobs to the American economy is impossible, but that demand growth is insufficient to create more jobs than are lost.

India already has a large service sector, which has been a major source of growth. Considering the country s young and growing population, the service sector needs to create more jobs for the millions who will join the workforce every year.

This unexpected diversification in business activities has provided Singaporean SMEs with a new avenue for business growth and development.

Similar to the Professional category, estimates for salary increases in other duty stations have been calculated on the basis of projected consumer price increases.