"global boost" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a significant increase or improvement on a global or worldwide scale. Example: The new trade agreements provided a much-needed global boost to the struggling economy.
But the focus of the global fiscal boost is on spending, particularly on infrastructure.Economic theory suggests that makes sense.
Last year the leaders of the G20 group of big economies led a global Keynesian boost, pledging fiscal stimulus worth a combined 2% of world GDP to prop up demand.
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority told MF Global to boost its net capital in August following concerns about its exposure to European debt.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles's $26.5m opening there leapfrogged it to the head of the global pack, boosting the film's overall take to a healthy $434.6m.
A tumultuous year in global politics boosted demand for gold – seen as a safe haven in troubled times – and sent its price soaring for much of 2016.
The aluminium company used a succession of well-planned acquisitions to turn itself into a global force, boosting its revenues from $500m to $15 billion in seven years.
However the limited efficacy of these global serotonin-boosting compounds is often accompanied by substantial side effects, and has mitigated their use.
More broadly, clean energy would help create a more stable world order since it is the fastest way to provide energy access to the global poor — boosting currently missing economic opportunities and capacity (Alstone, Gershenson and Kammen, 2015.
Cheaper energy would benefit the UK and global economies, boosting output in 2035 by as much as 3.7%, or up to £800 per person at today's prices.
