"economic impetus" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to express the idea that an increase in economic activity can act as a driving force behind growth and development. For example, "The economic impetus created by increased consumer spending has been an important factor in fueling the current economic expansion."
Ant tribes and mortgage slaves Having it both ways ReprintsThe economic impetus is clear.
There is, of course, economic impetus for American medicine's "more is better" mode -- at least when patients have insurance.
There is, of course, economic impetus for American medicine's "more is better" mode — at least when patients have insurance.
In the past, major town and city developments such as London's King's Cross or Battersea Park would have been all about giving economic impetus to an area.
And, again, because most of the big social-media tools are paid for by advertising, they have even more economic impetus to reinforce recency in their design.
The shared space sites at the Elliott, Lorne and Fort Street areas were measured against the performance criteria of Placemaking, Pedestrian Focus, Vehicle Behaviour Change, Economic Impetus and Safety for all users.
Therefore, there is economic and ecological impetus underlying research into plant Pi signaling pathways with the expectation that results from such work may help to develop crop plants with enhanced Pi use efficiency, thereby mitigating the unwarranted, excessive application of Pi fertilizers.
For others who have adopted their own improvised bleachers in Wantagh, the impetus is economic.
But in other sectors of the economy, notably technology, there is a thriving innovation economy, providing real impetus for economic growth and change.
Waterpower for early industry was provided by the Sugar River, and completion of the Concord and Claremont Railroad (1871 72) gave impetus to economic growth.
Strong auto sales this year have been a key contributor in propping up consumer spending, which in turn has been the main impetus of economic growth.
