Sentence examples for growth institutions from inspiring English sources

Kudyela pictures a Zambia characterized by high and steady economic growth, institutions that are efficient and highly adaptable, prices of commodities are stable and favourable.

Schumpeter (1912) harnesses the importance of the banking system in economic growth; financial institutions support innovation and creativity and thus enhance future growth by identifying and funding productive investments.

As well as meeting the leadership of the African Union, the visit will form part of US efforts to strengthen economic growth, democratic institutions and improve security in the region.

His "comprehensive socialisation of investment" was not the same thing as public ownership; he meant rather the growth of institutions that pursued public-interest aims rather than short-term profit, such as universities and even newspapers.

This numerical growth in institutions and student enrollment applies to both public and private universities.

The academic and non-academic statements about Argentina's performance regarding income distribution, growth and institutions are usually (always?) tainted by ideological preconceptions.

The second explanation states that the country failed to generate growth supporting institutions despite its wealth, thus leading to a relative decline in its income level.

Importantly, Green argues that as reason develops, the individual will come to recognise that there is an associated growth of "institutions and habits which tend to make the welfare of all the welfare of each" (PE 172).

Here, the need for differentiation among a greater number became a necessity, especially with the growth in institutions of higher education following the passing of the Morrill Land-Grant Act in 1862.

-A country characterized by low economic growth and institutions that are weak and unresponsive.

Scenario-A country with high and steady economic growth but institutions that are weak and unresponsive.