And the rising tide of India's spectacular economic growth has lifted over 400 million Indians into a buoyant middle class.

Growth also accelerated in New Zealand while remaining substantially unchanged in Australia in 2004, supported by buoyant domestic demand and high commodity prices.

Data for 2004 indicate that North and Central Asia enjoyed another year of buoyant growth, although marginally slower than the pace attained in 2003.

The remittance flow continues to be buoyant.

The residential construction sector remains buoyant.4

There re no silly buoyancy tanks it s permanently, positively buoyant.

Reuters, Monday, January 17, 2005. World steel market seen buoyant to 2006 OECD

Tourism remains buoyant, maintaining its share of the market with rising annual figures.

That's why I love to come here. Everyone is so gay, so buoyant.

The drug trade had all the characteristics of a thriving enterprise, with buoyant demand, steady supplies and no shortage of investment.

China s economy is prone to rapid growth, with buoyant investment demand sustaining powerful short term inflationary pressures. As a result, credit controls on investment projects and a close watch on the money supply have been used to promote macroeconomic stability since China began its market reforms.

Buoyant US economic growth, so far, has provided the European Central Bank with the necessary global backdrop to raise interest rates from very low levels at a slow and steady pace that limits political friction with euro zone political leaders but that gets the job done.

The other problem was the suit was so buoyant that they had to strap my feet in to keep me from floating up.

Paraguay offered many opportunities and was committed to institutional strengthening, with a society that maintained broad religious freedom in a buoyant regional scenario.

The Department of Industry said that thanks to America and the EU countries, the global manufacturing would maintain buoyant, which was a favorable factor for Korean exports.

In the next few months, the buoyant optimism pervading financial markets may prove to be justified. Unfortunately, it is more likely that investors outlook is excessively rosy.

Financial institutions and markets assumed productivity would continue to grow at the pace of the late 1990 s, which fostered an asset price boom that conveyed an illusion of well being those not directly involved in the financial bubble were coopted through buoyant international trade. European growth, with its heavy dependence on trade, received a special boost, as did emerging markets.

With foreign manufacturers piling in to satisfy a new hunger for consumer durables, India turned its gaze outward. The global economy in a phase of buoyant expansion welcomed India s information technology services.

Buoyant external demand, higher commodity prices and improved terms of trade (an increase of 7.4 percentage points from 1994 to 1996) were the immediate and main factors responsible for these export gains.

Growth

Growth.

And it became ever clearer that economic growth doesn't automatically translate into social growth or human growth.

Their cash balances are extremely high, interest payments on debt are low, and principal obligations have been termed out. Many of them are successfully tapping into buoyant demand in emerging economies, generating significant free cash flow.

Likewise, taxi drivers will be more agreeable to the award of additional medallions if demand for their services is buoyant. Hence the continuing need for demand side measures, which puts the ball back in the ECB s court.

Austere Growth?

Demographic growth

Spike growth

Growth rate ( )

GDP growth

Annual growth

producing growth.

Markets have been understandably buoyant in the first quarter of 2013. Most economic data confirm that, after the trauma caused by the global financial crisis, the United States economy is healing, and doing so in an accelerated fashion.

This implies, in particular, very elaborate growth techniques and optimized growth conditions.

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.

Italy is a member of the G 7 group of countries, with a large and buoyant economy and a gross domestic product (GDP) of over 1,100 billion (the third largest economy within the European Community after Germany and France).

Growth was negative.

First, population growth.

Second, economic growth.

That's called growth.

China s Growth Secret

Inspiring Economic Growth

Mexico s Growth Problem

China s Growth Challenge

Missing Growth Multipliers

Making Growth Green