To minimise the risk that they fall into a Japanese-style morass of high public debt and slow growth, the rich world's economies must spur productivity, encourage investment and foster competition.
The employment minister has defended a government trial to cap benefits in four London boroughs, insisting the plan had already acted as a "spur" to encourage people back to work.
Numerous workshops and symposia with specific objectives must be organized to spur and encourage the government, private foundations, and industries to support research and education in nanotechnology.
Those rights, in turn, encourage women to contribute more to economic growth, spurring further development and greater prosperity for both women and men.
Doing this is said to spur activity and encourage further growth in logs that have already produced mushrooms in the past.
Epistemology as a philosophical concept to study the nature and essence of knowledge could be applied as a spur to encourage further discussions among the scholars on SE.
The other way that quantitative easing is intended to help spur growth is by encouraging investment in riskier assets, like stocks, because the return is so low on long-term Treasuries.
That cut, intended to spur the economy by encouraging businesses to spend more money on equipment, could end up costing 19 states as much as $5.3 billion in lost revenue over the next few years, according to the report, by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a research organization based in Washington.
To spur borrowing and encourage spending, the Fed has already cut short-term interest rates seven times since January.
Still, Mr. De Geer hopes that his paper will at least spur debate and encourage a closer look at the mysterious emissions from 2010.
