Sentence examples for push gdp from inspiring English sources

Mongolia's mines (not its large numbers of goats) will help push GDP growth to 15% in 2014.

The OECD expects booming exports to push GDP growth up from 0.5% this year to 3% in 1998.

The first full year of output at Oyu Tolgoi, a giant copper and gold mine, will push GDP growth to 15% in 2014.

Most economic forecasters have predicted that falling investment over the next few years coupled with higher inflation and a return to higher unemployment will push GDP growth down to about 1% in 2017, half the 2.2% forecast made by the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR) in March.

This could cut consumer spending, pushing GDP growth back below trend.

Stable economic growth has created 2.5m new jobs and pushed GDP per head above the figures for Italy, France and Germany.

An export-led surge in Germany has pushed GDP growth to 3.7%, against only 1.6% in France and a euro-zone average of 1.7% (see article).

This seems to be working but may cause a credit crunch among firms and banks, pushing GDP growth below the present 4-5% rate.

They say that pushing GDP growth back above the current 5% level, creating jobs, letting business flourish and raising revenue for government would all cut poverty.They are surely right.

Shoppers continued to shun the high street in March, according to the "FootFall" index compiled by Experian, a consumer-research firm.Forecasts published this week by the OECD suggest that Britain's economy will continue to shrink for the rest of the year, pushing GDP down by 3.7% in 2009, easily the biggest decline since the second world war.

Consumer spending drives two-thirds of growth in gross domestic product, and it was so robust in the first quarter that it pushed GDP to 5.3%, the highest in more than two years.