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In March, the DOT issued new fuel economy standards for the 2011 model year, boosting the industry-wide standard to 27.3 miles per gallon – an increase of 2 miles per gallon over 2010.

While Apple's entry into the market is almost guaranteed to boost the industry's profile, in reality the fashion industry has been driving fashion tech for years.

Regulatory reform, international expansion and cross-border deals have helped boost the industry, as has a tide of investors seeking rewards or equity in return for their cash.

Laurence Kirshbaum, chairman of Time Warner Trade Publishing, says selling electronic books will boost the industry's annual growth rate from single to double digits.

Meanwhile, Indonesia is struggling to attract investors to tap undersea reserves in the east of the archipelago that are hard to get at.Scandals such as the latest one will not help boost the industry.

The sportswear manufacturer Mizuno could never have predicted Wendy Davis's selection of the Wave Rider sneaker; eyeglass makers could not have guessed how Sarah Palin's rimless pair boosted the industry.

Pro-motoring lobbyists argue that if the government does not move quickly to boost the industry, further jobs would be lost and some manufacturers may transfer their business to other countries.

It said it would boost the industry standard payment from £27 to £75 for customers without power for 48-60 hours including Christmas Day, and additional payments would be made to any customers off supply for longer.

Cholnoky dismisses the possibility that M&A activity could boost the industry.

Australia's gains in world winemaking started with a government policy to boost the industry.

That should boost the industry's fat operating margins, recently averaging 27% (but down from 41% in 1997).