However, mahavati had a simple explanation for the trend: "All those people forsaking Alkidiki for Frinton-on-Sea is bound to give some boost to the services industry.
Well, information technology is now everywhere, and even if prices stop falling and computer power levels off, just making better use of all the new equipment already in place should continue to give some boost to productivity "until everyone is fully adapted," said Joel Mokyr, an economics historian at Northwestern.
Thanks to some boosted charging features, the Pope can top off his Leaf in around an hour ― or about the same time it takes to celebrate Mass, notes Italy's La Repubblica newspaper.
Last week, the President of the European Central Bank dropped a strong hint that he will seek to bring in some boost to the QE programme before the end of the year.
More important to some, a boost in federal financing that the designation provides will lead to an improved experience for tourists at the site, and likely draw more of them.
Those facts are likely to set off a new wave of mortgage refinancings, whose lower monthly payments can provide some boost to the economy.
Driven by buoyant GDP, employment and revenue growth, the government's deficit was reduced from 3.6% of GDP to 2.2% in 2007, with a further decline to 2% forecast for this year thanks to some revenue-boosting measures.
Economists have predicted some boost to consumer confidence from falling household costs, especially as petrol prices drop thanks to the sliding oil price.
It was a small move but should still give some boost to Obama as he battles stubbornly high unemployment.
At between 35% and 70% commission depending on the platform, that's quite some some boost to Paul's teacher's salary.
