tend to exceed those in leader countries because followers can cheaply adopt the new technologies that leaders developed at relatively high costs.
increase economic growth
Kuznets' six characteristics of modern economic growth are discussed:High rates of growth of per capita incomes.High rates of growth of total factor productivity.High rates of structural transformation of the economy.High rates of social and ideological transformation.Growth of trade, specifically import of raw materials and export of manufactures.Limited spread of development to only a third of the world population
you didn't put any choices but a sale of bonds or raising interest rates would slow economic growth.
Economic conditions
becase it constly changeing
increase economic growth
Kuznets' six characteristics of modern economic growth are discussed:High rates of growth of per capita incomes.High rates of growth of total factor productivity.High rates of structural transformation of the economy.High rates of social and ideological transformation.Growth of trade, specifically import of raw materials and export of manufactures.Limited spread of development to only a third of the world population
No, in essence a high growth rate is good but as a result high growth rates will lead to a cession. It is part of the business cycle. To stabilize an economy growth rates should slow and steady
you didn't put any choices but a sale of bonds or raising interest rates would slow economic growth.
According to the Wise Greek website, the first signs of economic growth for a country are unemployment rates dropping and surplus amounts of products.
The higher the education the higher the economy due to great rates
Economic conditions
Economic conditions
becase it constly changeing
Economic growth is defined by increases in GDP. Whereas, economic development is more of a vague measure usually encorporating social measures such as literacy rates or life expectancy as a means of measuring a country's level of development.
A variety of different things promote economic growth in cities. Incentives for new businesses to build, such as low property taxes and reasonable lease rates are some examples.
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