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Economic data suggests that fully including women in the economy has helped countries increase their GDP from between five and 34%.

"Countries with a larger number of connections in the global network of flows increase their GDP growth by up to 40percentt more than less connected countries do," the M.G.I. said.

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Since the end of last year economists on average have increased their GDP growth forecast for 1999 by more than half, to 2.6% from 1.6%.

In the past few years, many governments have recognized that there are momentous opportunities to increase their own GDP growth through e-commerce and digital channels, despite the economically challenging times.

Our economists have increased their 2013/14 GDP growth forecasts, we see the Help to Buy scheme as more beneficial than consensus and we expect liquidity rule relaxation to support earnings.

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These measures include per-capita Gross Domestic Product (GDP) expressed in constant 2005 international dollars and country income status (i.e., countries defined as "High-Income Countries" are those ranked in the top 30 nations in terms of per-capita GDP since the 1970s; countries defined as "Developing Countries" are those that have increased their per-capita GDP substantially over this period).

Of the 140 countries studied, 122 increased their per-capita GDP but just 83 increased their inclusive wealth.

First, financial, legal and health services have increased their shares of GDP in most rich economies especially Anglo-Saxon ones and these professions contain some of the richest people in the country.

A recent study by the World Bank showed that 24 countries, home to 3 billion people, and including China, Argentina, Brazil, India and the Philippines, have substantially increased their trade-to-GDP ratios over the past 20 years.