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Discover Ludwig"increased GDP" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an increase in a country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP). For example, "The government's economic policies have led to an increased GDP for the past four years."
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For centuries, technological advances have helped create new wealth and have increased GDP.
"Technological advances can help create new wealth and increased GDP," she said in a statement.
That's why the debate about the relative merits of increased GDP and "gross domestic happiness" are misguided.
Stagnant wages are the reason many Americans have yet to feel the benefits of the US recovery, which has mostly consisted of job growth and increased GDP.
Lagarde referred to IMF research which showed that lifting the income share of the poor and middle class by 1% increased GDP growth by as much as 0.38% in a country over five years.
But you do have the support of many economists, who say that immigration to the US has increased GDP and economic productivity and strengthened key sectors such as technology, tourism, agriculture, technology and housing.
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Spending money may increase GDP, but not necessarily wellbeing.
That will boost the economy, increasing GDP, increasing tax revenue".
Increasing happiness, officials now insist, is more important than increasing GDP.
It was enough to increase GDP by just over the government's minimum threshold of 7.5%.
Intesa Sanpaolo, a bank, reckons it could increase GDP by 0.1%.
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