Even faster growth will take place in the coming decades.

The privatization push continues at a breakneck pace in Portugal.

Saving in China is in part a virtuous circle rapid economic growth leads to high saving, which in turn sustains rapid growth.

Soaring speeches, high hopes, and great expectations have yielded minimal returns.

Growth took off in China. The Chinese started catching up very quickly with the United States.

This explosive growth was made possible by huge advances in science and technology.

They argue that rapid financial sector growth reduces productivity growth in other sectors.

So far, China's economic exuberance has not translated to widespread confidence in job markets.

This is very good news in many ways. Rapid economic growth in developing countries is helping to alleviate poverty.

Across Tanzania's commercial capital, Dar es Salaam, both traffic and new construction are burgeoning.

Domestically, the royal family struck quickly, adopting a ban on public demonstrations and acts of civil disobedience.

Now I'm not talking about a radical drop in population like we saw in the Black Death.

The last six months have witnessed a proliferation of incidents along the 2,520 mile (4,057 kilometer) Sino Indian frontier.

This part of the revolution is far from over in fact, we are merely at the end of the beginning of this revolution. The explosion of computing capacity will soon introduce opportunities now out of reach of anyone's imagination today.

The rapid increase thus appears to be mostly the result of speculative momentum that occurred before the interest rate cuts.

The explosion of computing capacity will soon introduce opportunities now out of reach of anyone's imagination today.

When Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao visited India in 2005, he signed eleven agreements, including a comprehensive five year strategic cooperation pact.

Moreover, rapid population growth and bungled economic policy have made Iran excessively dependent on food imports.

Diversification of production took a back seat in policy decisions as commodity prices continued to fuel rapid growth.

A surge in home prices has infected almost all advanced countries since 2000, with the exception of Germany and Japan.

But it was China s ability to sustain rapid economic growth for three decades that necessitated a revisionist look at statist capitalism.

Kondisi seperti ini tentu memiliki dampak jangka panjang seiring dengan berkurang jumlah penduduk usia kerja dan melonjaknya jumlah penduduk lanjut usia.

Given rapid economic growth and continuous renminbi appreciation, Chinese GDP could exceed that of the US as soon as 2015.

Many of the problems that characterize the complex US Mexican relationship will be ameliorated if Mexico can sustain rapid economic growth.

The reason for the surprising exclusion of the ultra orthodox parties is the meteoric rise of the secular Yesh Atid party, headed by former TV personality and columnist, Yair Lapid.

Many believe the rapid increase in cancer rates is a result of environmental pollution from the last few decades of intense growth in China.

While too rapid a rate of immigration can cause social problems, proponents argue that, over the long term, immigration strengthens the power of the US.

Beyond global factors that apply to all, rapid catch up growth requires sufficient investment in both physical and human capital.

Rapid population growth, coupled with political and social turmoil , helped make Haiti the poorest nation in the Western hemisphere.

Gatekeepers in Kazakhstan can combine an often sweeping and crude approach to censorship with a level of technical sophistication that is rare for the region.

Under President Kuchma, the economy has recently started to boom thanks partly to Yushchenko's brief, reformist premiership four years ago but the oligarchs' grip has grown tighter.

A capital gains tax hike in China has couples racing to file for divorce to avoid paying a steep rate on the sale of their second home.

Runaway growth and development have left about 70 of China s lakes and rivers severely polluted, many unfit for human use of any kind.

George Dangerfield s controversial history, The Strange Death of Liberal England, describes his country s sudden decline at the peak of its power at the turn of the last century.

Even if Japan had never experienced a real estate and stock market bubble, the meteoric rise of its giant neighbor China would have been a huge challenge.

There is no doubt that gold s heady rise to the peak, from around 350 per ounce in July 2003, had investors drooling.

In Eastern Europe, with the withdrawal and eventual disappearance of the Soviet hegemon, the floodgates were opened, and a torrent of change washed over the region.

Countries that had been growing rapidly in the run up to the great crash of 2008 typically had trade surpluses (or very small deficits).

The pace of deficit reduction must be slowed, particularly in Spain, because output is determined in the short run by demand, and private demand cannot replace public demand until a degree of faith in the future is restored. This move toward support of effective demand must be combined with the kind of structural reforms that will allow more rapid, supply side growth in the longer term.

Rapid population growth from around one million in 1920 to around seven million today made all of this far more deadly by slashing living standards.

This move toward support of effective demand must be combined with the kind of structural reforms that will allow more rapid, supply side growth in the longer term.

And even though all of the experiments and all of the big givers don't yet fulfill this aspiration, I think this is the new zeitgeist open, big, fast, connected, and, let us also hope, long.

Eventually, China s rapid growth will have to be reflected in a significant rise in its currency, its domestic price level, or in both.

If they continue their explosive growth over the next 20 years, will Americans someday come to regard their proliferation as a spectacular example of the failure to adopt region wide blueprints for balanced growth?

A high level German diplomat reportedly dismissed Spain s 6.5 7 interest rates recently, on the grounds that Spain borrowed at nearly the same rates in the 1990 s. But that statement, amazingly, ignored Spain s higher pre euro inflation thus confusing real and nominal rates and more rapid GDP growth.