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After a brief contraction in 2009 (-0.64% of GDP), Brazil has experienced a dramatic growth of +7% during 2010. However this growth is not sustainable due to high inflations associated with it (6.7%) But overall, Brazil is experiencing economic growth
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Coastal areas
China's Economy is still expanding rapidly - up from 9% in 08 to 9.1% in 09 to 10.3% in 2010 however it is still some way from overtaking the u.s at 9.72 trillion dollars GPD PPP compared to 14 trillion dollars GPD PPP for the u.s.
Slowing growth at a certain level is typically defined as "economic stagnation" or "slowdown." This occurs when an economy experiences a decline in the rate of growth, often characterized by reduced consumer spending, investment, and overall economic activity. Such conditions can lead to increased unemployment and lower levels of production, signaling potential challenges for policymakers and businesses.
Slowing growth at this level could be due to factors such as market saturation, increased competition, economic downturn, or changing consumer preferences. Implementing new growth strategies, expanding into new markets, or improving product offerings can help address these challenges. It's important to continually assess the market landscape and adapt accordingly to sustain growth.
The impact taxes have on the poor in the Philippines is holding the poverty rate at a higher percentage and slowing the economic growth of the country.
The stock market is currently experiencing a low trend due to factors such as economic uncertainty, global trade tensions, and concerns about corporate earnings growth.
Slowing growth at a macroeconomic level is typically defined as an economic slowdown or deceleration. This can indicate a decrease in the rate of expansion in key indicators such as GDP, employment, and industrial production. Such a phenomenon can signal potential challenges within an economy, prompting concerns about recessions or reduced consumer spending. It may also lead to adjustments in monetary and fiscal policies to stimulate growth.
Exponential growth.
The Celtic Tiger is a period of rapid economic growth in Ireland begining in the 1990s and slowing in 2001. Information on the Celtic Tiger is represented by the years 1950-2005 mostly.