The current forecast by many economists for job growth in the near future is 14% from 2012 to 2022.
job growth for a actor is 8%
Investment and growth rates are not the same. You would invest in a project on the assumption of making a higher return at some future date. That specific project would have a forecast and actual growth rate -- i.e. the rate at which the project grows.
Economic growth that assures basic resources for the future is associated with sustainable human development. This type of development meets current needs without compromising the future.
been less accurate than forecasts of economic growth
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It is an extremely relative question. but per many economists and looking at the current economic conditions and the financial growth of the country, India after 20 years can/will be a developed country and one of the leading nations in the world
i am notsure but i think it has something to do with your family so :)
J. H Schuenemeyer has written: 'Description of a discovery process modeling system to forecast future oil and gas incorporating field growth' -- subject(s): Prospecting, Petroleum, Natural gas
interference from governments had been harmful to the growth of economies during the nineteenth century
Growth rate, adjusted for inflation.
fast growth, helps u
Increased savings affects economic growth primary by changing the future level of savings with respect to investment. Since savings is matched to investment and investment is used to replace and purchase capital, future investment will determine the respective level of capital development. Economic growth, being a function of the factors of production, including capital, will be changed by increased savings by having a higher level of future capital. Moreover, increasing savings can increase or decrease future economic growth, depending on the difference between current investment and required investment. When current investment falls below required investment, future economic growth increases due to a savings increase and vice-versa. Decreasing growth is possible because factors of production have diminishing returns to scale, which means that increasing levels of capital have lower returns to productivity than previous units.