Sentence examples for gdp pace from inspiring English sources

It restrains all of us from projecting a 4% GDP pace next year.

In 2011 and 2012 structural deficits across the rich world will have been reduced by about 0.75% of GDP, a pace that is forecast to rise in 2013.

Although only representing around 6-76-7% GDP, the pace of expansion signalled by the survey therefore suggests the construction sector will again provide a strong contribution to the economy in the fourth quarter, both in terms of boosting GDP and generating jobs".

When the shackles of the Gold Standard were loosened, the economy sprang back at an extraordinarily rapid pace; GDP grew by 11% in 1934.The fingerprints of tight monetary policy are less obvious this time around, but they are there nonetheless.

As the U.S. economy continues making a sluggish recovery, China's GDP is on pace to grow as much as 12% according to some estimates.

The Fund does gauge general sentiment well; it correctly anticipated the change in pace of GDP growth (ie, whether GDP was increasing at a slower or faster rate) for 18 of the 24 forecasts (between 1999 and 2011).

The PLA's budget has broadly kept pace with GDP in the past decade, after two decades in which its share of GDP fell (see chart 2).

Further increases would be required in subsequent years in order to keep pace with GDP growth.

"Normally you would need to see a reasonable pace in GDP growth in order to see that," he says.

The dividend yield is now far below its historic average and dividend growth has struggled to keep pace with GDP.

Economic theory and historical experience argue that, in the long run, profits grow at the same pace as GDP.