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Boosting it by five percentage points could generate £750m.

Labor axed funding to the science, research and innovation sector by $562m in the 2012-13 financial year, boosting it by $538m again the following year.

The opposition Labour leader, Ed Miliband, has said that boosting it by more than the rise in average wages will be in his party's election manifesto next year.

During the 2000s, European utilities overinvested in generating capacity from fossil fuels, boosting it by 16% in Europe as a whole and by more in some countries (up 91% in Spain, for example).

Moreover, according to the bank, if the population stayed at 2005 levels, farm productivity would have to rise by only a quarter, so more future demand comes from a growing population than from consumption per person.Increasing farm productivity by a quarter would obviously be easier than boosting it by two-thirds.

MARIO DRAGHI understands that to stave off deflation, the ECB must not only reverse the steady diminution of its balance sheet, but boost it by something in the order of €1 trillion over the next few years.

The UK's Department for International Development (DfID) allocated £40m to the scheme in its first two years, and boosted it by £31.6m this year.

There are two ways to boost it: by increasing labour productivity or by boosting the size of the labour force.

During Lula's eight years in office he boosted it by around 60% in real terms.

The billion jobs that the McKinsey Global Institute sees as having been added to non-farm employment from 1980 to 2010 boosted it by 115%.

This week he told Korean reporters in Washington that his government believes it can attain growth of 3-4% next yeandand perhaps boost it by another percentage point through cuts in corporate and personal taxes.