) real growth rate 5.5 (2008 est.

of the rate of real growth

Unemployment and pressure on employees worldwide is increasing.

Growth, yes, but guaranteeing the basic pillars, real cohesion, real convergence.

We have to work on the basis of real growth and not only on the basis of potential for growth.

Twenty years is a long time to have almost no economic growth.

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(b) Calculating the rate of growth on the basis of actual rather than adjusted (real) growth.

(c) Real growth, positive or negative, compared with the previous budget

(c) Real growth, positive or negative, compared with the previous budget

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

In 1991 economic growth was 7.8 per cent in real gross domestic product.

They are the social dividend, allocated by national parliaments, of real economic growth.

In the end, real economic growth will come to a screeching halt, perhaps as early as next year.

Structural reforms however slowly will continue and gradually increase potential and actual growth.

Real GDP growth continued at a modest pace in 2004 in the Pacific island economies.

If there is any growth in real terms in Europe in the next few years, it is expected to be very limited.

And if there are underused resources, additional real growth will result.

The European Union must agree to prioritise growth and employment, promoting the genuine integration of the economies of the Member States.

One was that globalisation can be positive, creating opportunities for real growth and development.

China has sustained rapid economic growth for 30 years without significant fluctuations or interruption so far.

That will be a hard thing to do for an economy whose recent economic growth, though real, remains shaky.

To maintain growth, they need a nominal and real depreciation of their currency to reduce their trade deficits.

This is very close to the average dispersion of real growth rates since the 1980s .

Efficient financial systems are supposed to promote growth in the real economy, not impose a huge tax burden.

Achieving these three aims would help to boost growth and employment against the backdrop of a healthy real economy.

Although monetary growth is more than twice the rate of real GDP growth, the inflationary risk is probably low because substantial excess capacity exists.

On the real side, China needs to achieve a transition away from unsustainable investment led growth.

Indeed, annualized real consumption growth has averaged just 1.3 since early 2008.

Real economic growth in 2011 stood at 1.6 , and the IMF expects it to be 2.2 for 2014 as a whole.

We need to put the financial markets back in serving the real economy and put the real economy back in serving growth and human development, stressed the Commissioner.

Since 2008, real (inflation adjusted) cumulative growth in the developed economies has amounted to a mere 5 6 .

This adjusted resource growth would then have been compared to the revalued base to attain the rate of real growth for 1994 1995.

If competition policy is to be made subordinate to the aims of social and environmental policy, real efficiency and economic growth will remain just a dream.

6.8 The Appendix contains information on inflation (HICP) and growth (real increase in GNP) for the EU countries.

The fact that since 1973 the number of farms in the EEC has been halved, while during the same period huge stocks have been accumulating, reveals the nature of the problem facing the Community.

For money policy is not neutral it too has an influence on the real economy, on growth and employment.

Which is real equality, REAL POLlTICAL EQUALlTY.

Real growth has averaged 7 for eight years, and real incomes have grown by roughly 10 per year.

China s economy has certainly become more unstable, with major slowdowns in real GDP growth in 2009 and again in 2012.

All in all , in the judgement of the Governing Council real economic growth should gradually improve over the period ahead .

Bernanke correctly emphasized that long term real interest rates are determined by real growth.

The outlook for real economic growth in 2005 remains strong with a preliminary 2005 forecast of 5 per cent (excluding Iraq and Palestine).

Analysis also indicates that there is some relationship between the amount of structural aid provided and the real growth of GDP.

Production and sales were consistent with the consensus forecast of real GDP growth at an annual rate of 4 or more.