13. Capital accumulation was a key factor in economic growth.

The key factors that have contributed to this modest growth are

China would continue to make a key contribution to world economic growth.

Private investments, including foreign investments, were the key to sustained growth and employment generation.

Private investments, including foreign investments, were the key to sustained growth and employment generation.

24. International trade was a key instrument for accelerating global economic growth and development.

The huge global cards market offers key opportunities for generating extra growth in the years ahead.

Our accession to the EU further accelerated growth, as reflected in the country's key macroeconomic indicators.

16. The reaffirmation of the new economic organization was a key factor in quick recovery of growth.

Keeping all markets open and maintaining continued growth in world trade are key elements in overcoming this crisis.

This endogenous response to rapid productivity growth was a key factor contributing to the savings glut. Old development verities that savings drive growth had to be re assessed, because, to some extent, emerging market growth drove savings.

Many ministers emphasized that trade was a key element for speeding up economic growth, financing development and eradicating poverty.

87. The industrial sector constitutes one of the key factors in sustained economic growth and in achieving social objectives.

Since that growth would inevitably be based on agro processing, industrial development was the key to Malawi's socio economic development.

A key step in that direction had been the adoption of a more outward looking private sector led growth strategy.

Many European countries are looking to China as the key to stronger domestic growth. African leaders view China as their countries new indispensable growth partner, particularly in infrastructure and business development.

The key challenges included the lack of peace and security and economic growth, and corruption, which continued to undermine socioeconomic growth and development, as well as capacity gaps in governance institutions.

The answer depends on two key variables the discount rate and future earnings growth. A lower discount rate and or a higher rate of expected earnings growth would justify higher equity valuations.

Indonesia fully recognizes that information and communication technology represents a key driving force for growth and job creation in other sectors.

Among the key challenges facing Thailand is the growth in disparities particularly affecting minority groups in isolated or very poor areas.

It was now accepted that small and medium enterprises (SMEs), if well nurtured, could play a key role in economic growth.

If sustained economic growth and sustainable development were to be achieved, women had to be perceived as key components in development.

The Agreement stipulates that the training of workers is a key element of the national policy of growth with social equity.

There is no escaping the key role that productivity growth plays in any country s economic performance. Yet, for advanced economies, periods of sustained rapid productivity growth have been the exception, not the rule.

Enhancing energy conservation and efficiency are key for decoupling economic growth from increased energy use, and thus for driving sustainable development worldwide.

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

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Also key is the fact that we cannot wait for economic growth to develop on its own as a result of market forces.

The world's leaders embraced good governance, domestic ownership of development strategies, trade and private investment as key elements of economic growth and prosperity.

Sustainable, broad based economic growth was the key to reducing poverty and raising living standards, as demonstrated by the experience of East Asia.

Piketty believes that the key may lie in making a psychological adjustment to a period of slower growth We may need to accept the fact that the post WWII years of 4 and 5 annual growth were the exception, and that 1 annual growth after allowing for population growth is much more the norm.

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.

A key concern is whether the growth of the legal economy will be sufficiently robust to attract demobilized soldiers into the legitimate labour market.

Meanwhile, enormous investment did not bring about the corresponding economic benefit, which was a key factor leading to poor quality and benefit in economic growth.

Some 94 countries have now developed a set of key family and community practices for child survival, growth and development, compared to 67 in 2002.

Mr. Sunaga (Japan) said that promoting trade and investment was the key to achieving sustainable growth because it created job opportunities and sources of income.

The main key to our success is the availability of external and, in particular, preferential markets, which are vital for the growth of our economy.

International migration could contribute to the economic growth of the developing countries and was of key interest to the countries of origin, transit and destination.

Emphasis was put on small enterprises owned by women, who had a key role to play in economic growth and equitable development in developing countries.

The key to growth was the creation of the necessary conditions to foster private sector investment, including the development of human resources and environmental protection.

II. CAUSES OF CORRUPTION AND ITS GROWTH 27. Although corruption has always existed, the international community is currently realizing certain key features of the phenomenon.

Progress has been helped by growing awareness in populous Asia and in developing countries generally that sustainability is the key to achieving their longer term growth objectives. This perspective perhaps comes more naturally in an environment of rapid growth, because their growth models require continual review and adaptation to be sustainable.

The United States believed, he said, that an enduring commitment to the creation of an enabling environment was key to sustainable growth and eradication of slums.

Finally, the policies also contributed to growth by easing key macroeconomic constraints on capital accumulation, including particularly the balance of payments constraint on capital goods imports.

Sustained global growth required the establishment of the necessary physical and institutional infrastructure to satisfy the technical requirements of the multilateral trading system and to unlock the growth potential of developing countries in key sectors where they possessed comparative advantage.