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Duncan Weldon (@DuncanWeldon) Strong growth in employee compensation in Q2 GDP driven by higher bonus payments around 50p rate income shifts.

The scary fiscal projections beloved by worrywarts tend to show rising ratios of debt to GDP, driven by growing health-care costs and rising interest rates.

The drop in GDP was driven in large part by a decline in defense spending.

"But the MPC sees scope for a period of strong GDP growth driven by a rebound in productivity growth.

According to the detail of the ONS's figures, the upturn in GDP was driven by growth of 0.6% in the key services sector, which includes retail and transport and makes up more than three quarters of the economy.

However, the increase in GDP was driven purely by the services sector, which accounts for more than three-quarters of the economy and includes hotels and restaurants, transport and business services.

GDP is driven largely by changes in oil prices and by investment in the energy sector.

They compared the current rally to 1998, when GDP growth, driven by government policies, was high, but profits collapsed.

Last year's 2.3% increase in the GDP was driven largely by business investment and exports, according to the Yardi report.

Moreover, the high proportion of spending on health in relation to GDP is driven by private spending, which is least supportive of UHC goals: private health expenditures comprised 54.5%% of total health expenditure in Moldova in 2012, an increase of 5.8%% from 2000 (Table  1).

Friday's revision in fourth quarter GDP could drive bond yields even higher.