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Значения термина economic growth rate на английском

испанский
tasa de crecimiento
каталонский
taxa de creixement

Macroeconomic indicator.

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tasa de crecimiento
Использование термина economic growth rate на английском
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India's economic growth rate has also been of some concern to analysts.
Reuters
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The Common Market is moving ahead at an economic growth rate twice ours.
State of the Union Addresses
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Osborne will of course trumpet the fastest economic growth rate among the G7 economies.
Reuters
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India's economy has seen its economic growth rate slow over the past few quarters.
BBC
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Since last spring our economic growth rate has actually receded.
State of the Union Addresses
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It is not only that our economic growth rate has far surpassed the Union average.
The Irish Times
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Premier Li Keqiang spoke just as China generated its lowest economic growth rate in decades.
Reuters
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Policymakers are struggling to boost the economic growth rate, which stalled at around 5 percent.
Reuters
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We also hope that price increases will be accompanied by rise in the economic growth rate.
Reuters
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But with India's economic growth rate slowing down, demand for the course has started to decline.
BBC
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News that China's economic growth rate is falling and set to stay that way is significant and reassuring.
The Irish Times
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The world economic growth rate must have been stronger in the past couple of decades than previously estimated.
The Guardian
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Chinese equities have historically disappointed the country's investing class as they have underperformed China's wider economic growth rate.
Reuters
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The benefits continue to feed through, in terms of the highest economic growth rate in Europe and rising profits.
The Irish Times
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Africa's poor were failing to reap the benefits of an economic growth rate of around 5 percent, Fal said.
Reuters
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Australia's annual economic growth rate has now dropped from 3.3% to just 1.8%.
The Guardian
Translations for economic growth rate
каталонский
taxa de creixement