Which country has the growth momentum?

But I believe that India has the momentum.

The higher growth rate was due in part to renewed dynamism in Costa Rica s economy and the acceleration of growth in El Salvador and Guatemala.

Political momentum is growing, as Ukraine has advanced a new plan for a settlement.

You get more money because your terms of trade have improved, but also that drives up output across the board.

10. While the developing economies managed to maintain their growth momentum in 1996 and 1997, 1998 growth is expected to be under 4 per cent.

The Ottawa process contributed to the political momentum.

Private investment has its role to play to drive the vigorous growth necessary for economic momentum in the African continent.

In terms of service export, the service export continued its rapid growth momentum since this year, and the export growth rate was 5.7 percentage points higher than the import growth rate from January to August.

Although the proportion of enterprises with broadband access increases with the size of the enterprise, recent growth in adoption has been stronger among SMEs.

There is a scaling.

(c) Underdevelopment is increasing.

The special session increased the momentum for the participation of children in national decision making.

at present, the trade between Russia and China has enjoyed good growth momentum and that cooperation in energy, transport infrastructure, agriculture and local areas has been actively promoted.

The number of paying students tends to increase.

The cost saving measures to be applied in accordance with the Secretary General apos s bulletin ST SGB 278 of 14 September 1995 have severely affected the increased momentum reached.

However, it will be difficult for Yemen to sustain the present growth of domestic demand because of its decreasing oil production and weak non oil exports.

The population of Windhoek has been increasing at an annual rate of 5,4 between 1991 and 1995, the largest annual growth rate in history.

Despite renewed economic growth in many developing countries, unemployment and underemployment were still serious problems.

The prospective growth environment for developing countries will depend not only on their continuing significant policy adjustments but also on sustained and strong momentum in global trade liberalization leading to rapid growth in world trade.

Continuing their growth trend, other donor resources, including donor cost sharing, trust funds, UNV and MSAs, recorded growth of 55 per cent, from 1.2 billion to 1.9 billion in 2004.

In 2004, the world economic recovery gained momentum, and global output accelerated to 4 per cent, up from 2.5 per cent in 2003.

Considerable attention was also paid to the need to address the rising tide of computer related crime and crime resulting from xenophobia and ethnic hatred.

And perhaps most remarkably, at the beginning of the 21st century, really for the first time in modern history, growth extended to almost all parts of the world.

In view of the increasing illicit heroin manufacture in Afghanistan, the Commission called upon the international community to further strengthen its support for Operation Topaz.

The fear that continuing growth of services outsourcing may lead to employment losses in developed countries has given rise to protectionist tendencies.

Often, market led growth impulses emerge spontaneously in one or several economic sectors or areas, and it is partly the task of the Government to create conditions conducive to the widening of those impulses and to their production of sustained economic expansion.

2. In the light of the above, the aim of the present report is to review Africa s recent economic performance, analyse the factors affecting its recent growth performance, and explore the medium term prospects for maintaining this momentum and achieving sustainable growth.

The 2004 cyclical upswing is expected to continue in 2005, when ESCWA forecasts indicate 5.2 per cent real growth, with the exception of Iraq and Palestine.

This growing momentum includes a steadily increasing number of Governments, parliamentarians and a strong public opinion.

The EU, the largest importer, witnessed a rising trend (from 72.8 Mt. in 1996 to 104.5 Mt. in 2004).

The growing trend towards South South investment flows would also lead to an increase in South South investment disputes.

There are positive signs, too, that momentum is indeed building to increase investment and aid flows.

It had been forecast that in the remaining years of the century China s economy would maintain an annual growth rate of over 8 per cent and would continue to grow at a rate of 7 per cent in the first decade of the next century.

Partial physical disability of people is connected with the growing trend of disability and the increased number of persons affected by work related diseases.

Also, operational strategy for land acquisition and distribution in some selected provinces gained great momentum.

But income growth and demographics do not explain everything. After all, the virtuous circle of high savings and rapid growth operates more strongly in China than in other developing countries where incomes are rising and birth rates are falling.

Other established investors such as Singapore and emerging ones such as Malaysia, South Africa and Turkey are expected to add to this OFDI growth.

Despite the natural growth of the refugee population the UNRWA budget was not increasing.

Crude steel production in the first four months of 2005 increased by 7 per cent compared to the same period in 2004.

Continuing the trend witnessed since 1992, population growth exceeded income growth, resulting in falling average incomes.

The challenge is to transform this very positive movement into a more permanent dynamic.

Canned tuna is the main export item, but trade in canned crustaceans has grown rapidly over the last 10 years.

As developing countries increased their labor intensive production and exports, their current account surpluses rose by almost 3.6 percentage points, on average, between 1989 1993 and 2002 2006. China s current account surplus increased by almost 11 percentage points over the same period, India s by 2.5 percentage points, and Russia s by seven percentage points.

Declining economic growth strengthens the temptation to loosen monetary policy. But in today s deflationary environment, typical monetary expansion alone can do little to help the real economy, because the money either remains idle or fuels asset bubbles and capital outflows.