Statistics indicate a steady growth in production, with the fastest rates of increase in the private sector.

This structure contrasts with the pre 1980 business cycle, which rested on wage growth tied to productivity growth and full employment. Wage growth, rather than borrowing and financial booms, fuelled demand growth.

The notional pension capital accrues an interest like in the case of the funded pension scheme however, in contrast to the funded pension scheme where the growth of the capital depends on the return on the investment, the growth of the first tier capital depends on the wage growth in the country.

But it is not enough to increase most workers wages or most families incomes. Reconnecting productivity gains and wage gains requires both policy actions, such as an increase in the minimum wage with a link to productivity growth, and changes in corporate human resources practices, such as broader reliance on profit sharing programs.

Second, the Chinese production mix does not correspond to domestic demand, and investment in long products has outpaced demand growth.

It would require restraint in Spain, where wages grew at an average annual rate of 3.4 in 2000 2010, as well as a serious effort to accelerate productivity growth. But it would not require falling wages or significant price deflation annual wage growth of 1.7 and productivity growth of 2 would be compatible with inflation close to zero.

23. The information available for 1997 suggests that GDP growth will be under 1 per cent.

However, to the extent that public investment grows, aggregate demand increases correspondingly, generating some growth and creating a cushion against recession.

Reaffirming that investing in the development of women and girls has multiplier effects on productivity, efficiency and sustained economic growth,

GDP growth

Higher investment in the US by both domestic and foreign companies would boost economic growth, while the resulting increase in capital 160 new businesses, factories, equipment, and research would improve productivity. That should, in turn, boost real wages over time (although the link between productivity growth and wage growth has weakened during the last two decades).

Higher investment in the US by both domestic and foreign companies would boost economic growth, while the resulting increase in capital new businesses, factories, equipment, and research would improve productivity. That should, in turn, boost real wages over time (although the link between productivity growth and wage growth has weakened during the last two decades).

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

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This represents an increase for the year of 13.6 per cent.

The production was up 20 percent.

This indicates that data on the growth rate of fixed asset investment may have exaggerated the pace of capital stock accumulation. Hence, while the Chinese government should be firm on reducing the dependence of growth on investment, it must exercise utmost care when doing so.

Many ministers underscored the role of foreign direct investment (FDI) as a source of productive investment and economic growth in developing countries.

China s investment consists of mainly three broad categories manufacturing industry, infrastructure, and real estate. In late 2008 and 2009, at the height of the global financial crisis, stimulus fueled infrastructure investment sustained output growth.

Assuming an annual average rate of five per cent growth in GDP, this goal represents a 22 per cent annual growth rate for IDE investment.

Just as investment in physical capital is necessary to generate economic growth, so too investment in human resources must be recognized not merely as a by product of economic growth but as a driving force for development.

The country requires human and physical capital to raise productivity and achieve sustained growth.

It remained likely that, in the normal course, the assets would grow in real terms by another 50 per cent over the next two or three decades.

Investments in infrastructure and human capital are the bedrock for increasing average productivity and for ensuring high growth over a sustained period of time.

Assets grow with contributions and vary with investment performance.

Over the past decade, real estate investment in China has been the single most important contributor to fixed asset investment growth and therefore, to the economy. Indeed, since the late 1990 s, the real estate investment to GDP ratio has been far higher than it was in countries like Japan and Korea during their high growth periods.

Automation, Productivity, and Growth

During this period, contributions to regular resources grew by 12 per cent, to other resources regular by 57 per cent and to other resources emergency by 63 per cent.

The key to restoring China s GDP growth is, therefore, returning fixed asset investment growth to at least 25 . With a new round of stimulus, China s excess production capacity and underused outlays (for example, built up real estate assets) could be mobilized immediately, restoring 9 annual GDP growth.

With the state owning so much, most of the gains in asset values experienced over the past 30 years have gone into the government s coffers. When most households own no productive assets, they cannot share any of the asset appreciation or property income.

Moreover, housing market reforms and the development of a mortgage loan market in the late 1990s fueled rapid growth in real estate investment, which reached an annual rate of over 20 in 2000. As a result, real estate development became the most important contributor to economic growth, even as exports boomed following China s accession to the World Trade Organization.

Notwithstanding the growth in the Fund s assets and a complex investment environment, there had been significant improvements in the efficiency and cost effectiveness of investment management.

How could it grow at 2,300 percent a year in 1994 when people weren't really investing in the Web?

If average annual economic growth is 5 per cent, the average resources needed would only represent 0.6 per cent of annual GDP.

Furthermore, the land and water resources for rice production are diminishing, while the population is still growing steadily.

Except for where all 24 hours of the day are filled with shift work, increasing the daily working time of people extends daily capital utilization. Thus, a 10 increase in working time is the same as if the economy s stock of productive capital were increased by 10 .

Gross domestic product per capita growth

The growth of OFDI had increased domestic production through reallocation of resources instead of hollowing out of domestic industries, which has a positive impact on the economy of the Republic of Korea.

Expanding the service sector, where productivity is low, will hold back aggregate output. And if growth decelerates further the annual rate has already dropped from 10 to 7.5 social unrest may increase.

The contribution of investment expenditure growth to GDP growth was moderate in the latter, but impressive in Lebanon.

While trade had grown rapidly, FDI had also grown rapidly since the early 1980s in fact, more rapidly than trade and domestic production.

The eurozone s working age population had been growing until 2005, but it will fall from 2015 onward. Given that productivity has not been picking up, fewer workers mean significantly lower potential growth rates.

Other parts of Asia have also experienced growth, with 20 Mt. of expansion, while South American capacity has risen by 8 Mt. and Middle East capacity by over 10 Mt., which is a notable increase for the region.

A stimulus package of less than prudent fixed asset investment, adopted in response to the 2008 global financial crisis, sustained 9 GDP growth for two years. But, after 2011, stimulus turned to macroeconomic tightening, causing investment growth to plummet from a nominal rate of over 30 to about 10 recently.

Excess capacity and falling growth are mutually reinforcing. Not only does excess capacity have a negative impact on growth perhaps more important, sharply declining growth also contributes to massive redundancy in some industries (especially resources and the heavy and chemical industries).