If prices grow faster than income, real incomes fall, but if nominal incomes grow faster than prices, real incomes grow.
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No program can indefinitely grow faster than the economy, just like no household or business expenses can indefinitely grow faster than household income or business revenue.
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Now, the challenge is to grow faster than customers' needs.
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That's because health care costs typically grow faster than the economy.
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"That's going to grow faster than you really think," she says.
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Intel said it expects overall operating margins to grow faster than revenue.
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Health-care costs are expected to continue to grow faster than inflation.
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In the past, smaller counties tended to grow faster than larger counties.
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"I think both over time will grow faster than automotive," Musk said.
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Asia will grow faster than Britain, and thus so will the bank's assets.
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He said global demand for distillates was poised to grow faster than gasoline.
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This feedback loop empowers them to grow faster than competitors can keep up.
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Paychecks are also expected to grow faster than they have in recent years.
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Who says the U.S. economy can't grow faster than 2 percent per year?
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What we really need is for incomes to grow faster than home price appreciation.
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Microsoft is also expected to grow faster than Apple over the next few years.
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Women's earnings initially grow faster than men, but they start to plateau much earlier.
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In 103, he said, expenses would grow faster than revenue, meaning profit will shrink.
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The retailer said e-commerce sales continued to grow faster than its overall business.
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It is on an unsustainable path projected to grow faster than the economy — forever.
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Now that it's behind us, no presumption that trade will grow faster than GDP.
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Lopez Obrador has said Mexico's economy is healthy and will grow faster than forecast.
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In all these art libraries, demand tends to grow faster than the collections themselves.
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We were able to grow faster than if we had started a company from scratch.
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And although women's earnings initially grow faster than men, they start to plateau much earlier.
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It posits that poorer countries should generally invest more and grow faster than rich ones.
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Since the 1990s, federal workers have seen their pay grow faster than private-sector workers.
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In recent years, however, several countries have seen their economies grow faster than their emissions.
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Health care spending continues to grow faster than inflation and the economy as a whole.
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But the fact remains that the U.S. economy continues to grow faster than major competitors.
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Low-income employment is expected to grow faster than the number of high-paying jobs.
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Poor countries tend to grow faster than rich ones, largely because imitation is easier than invention.
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Ross said it was possible for the U.S. economy to grow faster than the Obama administration.
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Despite new protections for consumers, spending on health care continues to grow faster than the economy.
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While it continues to grow faster than its larger competitor, Uber, it is also losing money.
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The United States economy may grow faster than expected if ordinary people take on more debt.
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The Bank of England says household consumption will grow faster than the overall economy this year.
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"You can never make your hair cells grow faster than they naturally can," trichologist Iain Sallis confirms.
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"Automation has probably allowed output and profits of firms to grow faster than pay has," he said.
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Growth stocks — those whose earnings are expected to grow faster than average — surged in the first quarter.
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Computer and information technology jobs are projected to grow faster than the average of all other occupations.
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Even if growth miraculously soars 4.0% in the fourth quarter it won't grow faster than 2.8% in 2019.
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All EM Asia entities, except Mongolia, are expected to grow faster than the medians of their rating categories.
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He also said India's economy needed to grow faster than the 7.1 percent recorded in the latest quarter.
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"Consumer savings have come up, household formation continues to grow faster than the supply of housing," Marshall said.
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They are expected to grow faster than the economy indefinitely, and are on their way to record levels.
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"The Army continues to grow faster than our sales, so it's really, really strong," the CEO told Cramer.
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Thus, Colella expects the size of the gamer market to grow faster than the audience for live sports.
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And companies like ourselves end up having companies that we own that grow faster than the S&P.
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Per-person health care costs "are projected to grow faster than the economy over the long term," CBO said.
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Also, public spending would grow faster than allowed by EU rules and public debt would not fall as required.
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The US Department of Labor expects STEM jobs to grow faster than all other occupations between 2012 and 2022.
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"There clearly has to be a balance, where you don't grow faster than you can handle it," he said.
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Big tax cutters like the United States did not grow faster than countries like Denmark, which kept taxes high.
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The firm reiterates its buy rating for PayPal shares, predicting it will grow faster than the e-commerce industry.
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In the middle of last year it seemed the economy was poised to grow faster than expected for a while.
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But the economy ought to grow faster than the population, and last year it actually shrank, thanks to cheap oil.
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However, he acknowledged spending with education and health could grow faster than inflation as long as other expenditures grow less.
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Lyft, which plans to list on the Nasdaq next week, said it expects sales to grow faster than its losses.
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He should break the ratchet that makes pensions and other benefits grow faster than the state's capacity to pay them.
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Just when you thought Facebook already connected the entire world, it's proving that it can grow faster than ever before.
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Though earnings expectations have fallen, Wall Street still expects the tech giants' profits to grow faster than the broader markets.
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The board was to recommend specific savings if Medicare spending per beneficiary was projected to grow faster than certain benchmarks.
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Poll: The fashion house aims to grow faster than the market in 2018, CEO Mark Langer told Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
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That helped the province to grow faster than some northern provinces, where SOEs still dominate the economy, said the report.
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However, when its faces grow faster than its edges, the crystal grows taller, forming a needle, hollow column or rod.
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Inpatient and outpatient spending in the state can't grow faster than 3.58% per year (the rate of growth for Maryland's economy).
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Economic theory suggests that regional inequalities should diminish as poorer (and cheaper) places attract investment and grow faster than richer ones.
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In January, Autoliv reported fourth-quarter earnings above expectations, and forecast underlying sales would grow faster than analysts' expect in 2018.
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MEDTRONIC PLC - REVENUE IN SECOND HALF OF 2020 TO GROW FASTER THAN THE FIRST, HELPED BY NEW PRODUCT LAUNCHES - CONF CALL
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These mutations make a cell grow faster than others, raising the question of why full-blown cancer isn't far more common.
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These companies are making moves because they realize that clean energy is likely to grow faster than their fossil fuel businesses.
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AWS continues to grow faster than Amazon's North America and International business segments, although its growth has been steadily trending downward.
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Reversing the fall in labour's share of GDP would require real wages to grow faster than productivity, weighing on firms' profit margins.
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That would almost guarantee massive cuts over time, as the population rises and medical costs continue to grow faster than ordinary inflation.
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The supply of workers and students from the EU has helped Britain grow faster than any other member state in recent years.
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In general, poorer economies grow faster than rich ones, because it is easier to "catch up" when starting from a low base.
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More recently, the gap in job growth has closed somewhat, but high-vitality counties continue to grow faster than low-vitality counties.
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They argue that Palestinians overstate their numbers for political reasons and that the Israeli population tends to grow faster than experts think.
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But over time Asia, which accounts for 60% of the bank's profits, will grow faster than Britain, and so HSBC will too.
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Exports, normally a key driver of the economy, will only grow faster than imports as of next year, the central bank said.
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In the next five years, the share of electricity generated by renewables worldwide is set to grow faster than any other source.
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Median salaries in the computer and technology information industry hover around $80,000, and jobs projected to grow faster than average through 21.
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Median salaries in the computer and technology information industry hover around $80,000, and jobs projected to grow faster than average through 2024.
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Three trends to watch Moving forward, the volume of alcohol consumed is projected to grow faster than the number of people who drink.
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As Brexit approaches and the economies of the EU grow faster than Britain's, the squeeze on the labour market is likely to tighten.
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Each of the jobs on this list will grow faster than 7 percent, the average rate of job growth in the United States.
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The No. 20183 ride-hailing company, however, expects sales to grow faster than losses, and it posted a growing share of the market.
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Unfortunately, the Congressional Budget Office projects Medicaid will grow faster than the economy as whole even if the AHCA were to become law.
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"In the countries outside of the developed world, energy is going to grow faster than it is in the developed countries," he said.
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The point-of-care segment of the diagnostics market will likely grow faster than the in vitro diagnostic market during the intermediate term.
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The outlook for aircraft purchases had been strong going into this crisis, with global aviation forecast to grow faster than the global economy.
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We have a rule across the organization, and on a team level, to never grow faster than doubling in any 12-month period.
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And once you have them up and running, you&aposre going to see your wealth begin to grow faster than you ever imagined.
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"Wages are growing, employment is at a record high and we're forecast to grow faster than Germany, Italy and Japan this year," Javid said.
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Additionally, Dudley noted that the market didn't appear to be giving much weight to the possibility that the economy could grow faster than expected.
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In fact, remodeling spending is expected to grow faster than new home construction, said Todd Tomalak, vice president of John Burns Real Estate Consulting.
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"Wages are growing, employment is at a record high and were forecast to grow faster than Germany, Italy and Japan this year," Javid said.
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Fresenius shares jumped 5 percent after it said it expects earnings to grow faster than sales from 2020 after investments dent profit this year.
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On a call with analysts following the report, Roberts said he expects fourth-quarter revenue per active rider to grow faster than it expected.
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It might grow faster than 2019 and it is that kind of dynamic that would lead us back to a better expected inflation environment.
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Now, Musk says its solar business is on the ascent and will eventually "grow faster than automotive," according to an earnings call last year.
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Just weeks ago, delivering his 2016 Budget, he spoke of "an economy set to grow faster than any other major advanced economy in the world".
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Domestic travel is expected to grow by 1.4 percent in 2020 and leisure travel will grow faster than business travel within the U.S., Dow said.
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The only way to put Medicaid on a truly sustainable budget is to ensure it cannot grow faster than the economy as a whole. Sen.
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However, with the improvement in global growth beginning in early 2016, international earnings are now starting to grow faster than those in the United States.
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Spending on health care in the U.S. will grow faster than the overall economy for the foreseeable future, according to a government report released Wednesday.
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On economic growth, he forecasts the company will grow faster than Brazil's GDP, at a time when many banks have revised their 2020 forecasts downwards.
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In the long run, we're going to continue to grow faster than the general travel business as these people go from offline to online travel.
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No nation, no matter how exceptional, can try to grow faster than economic forces allow without the risk of provoking a volatile boom-bust cycle.
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Combine the growing number of search queries with improved transaction capabilities on mobile, and the average ad price ought to grow faster than on desktop.
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When unemployment is high, the economy can grow faster than this speed limit without an acceleration in inflation, since firms can expand by hiring unemployed workers.
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"When you're the most successful company in your market, it's hard to grow faster than the market," Kevin Landis, Firsthand Capital chief investment officer, told CNBC.
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"This underscores the fact that it takes time, especially because expenses grow faster than many Americans can save during the homebuying, family-raising years," McBride said.
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Many people have heard of Thomas Malthus, the 18th-century English cleric who predicted that human populations would grow faster than food production, leading to calamity.
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Although Canada is expected to grow faster than the rest of the G7 group of rich countries this year, Newfoundland and Labrador's economy is still struggling.
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Spain's political vacuum has yet to substantially derail an economy which is on course to grow faster than most euro zone peers this year, by 2.7 percent.
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Fitch expects both segments to grow faster than the overall semiconductor sector on average and support the company's revenue prospects over the next two to three years.
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In today's winner-takes-all economy, big companies can grow faster than startups, and valuations are merely psychological obstacles on the road to ever-higher share prices.
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But it seems the height of optimism to believe that profits will grow faster than GDP, ie, that the overall share of capital will rise even further.
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Morgan Stanley forecasted in June that Disney Plus would be able to grow faster than Netflix did after its streaming launch, without spending as much on marketing.
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Fresenius shares jumped 5.9 percent after the German healthcare firm said it expects earnings to grow faster than sales from 2020 after investments dent profit this year.
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You also saw increases in the cost of families' health care plans, deductibles, and out-of-pocket costs grow faster than both GDP growth and wage growth.
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Emerging markets (EM) have continued to grow faster than developed markets and produced higher returns this year, but analysts have conflicting views about the sector's growth outlook.
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In recent quarters Google and Microsoft have both said they expect their competing public clouds to grow faster than AWS, which is by far the market leader.
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Most economists agree that America's economy could grow faster than its current rate, but argue that changing demographics, among other factors, make sustained 3 percent growth unrealistic.
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Gas, seen as a less polluting fossil fuel in the transition to cleaner energy, will grow faster than oil and coal at an annual rate of 1.6 percent.
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According to that logic, poorer countries can grow faster than richer ones because imitation is easier than innovation and because capital earns higher returns when it is scarce.
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Ramsden told the Confederation of British Industry on Friday that the economy could not grow faster than 1.5 percent a year without starting to add to inflation pressures.
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In the 1990s the island experienced a drastic surge in tourism and the amount of garbage produced began to grow faster than the island's capacity to clean it.
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By the postgame presser, she'd found her composure again, once more managing to grow faster than anyone had the right to expect, putting her collegiate experience in perspective.
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Michael Pettis, a finance professor at Peking University, says China has not made significant changes to its growth model, as credit continues to grow faster than nominal GDP.
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Small businesses, in particular, praise their advanced targeting tools for converting foot traffic, and Facebook&aposs ad revenue continues to grow faster than the overall digital ad market.
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"In the long term, the economies of Latin America will grow faster than those in the rest of the world," said Donna Hrinak, president of Boeing Latin America.
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We have over the last three years seen wages at the tenth percentile grow faster than at any other percentile of distribution and wages in the middle growing decently.
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Ground for scepticism does not come much more fertile than this: Amazon will have to grow faster than almost any big company in modern history to justify its valuation.
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Industry experts say the sector generates about $1 billion a year and is likely to grow faster than in South Africa and Kenya where the business is more developed.
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First, the economy would need to grow faster than average, in contrast to signs that growth slowed to below its long-run average in the second half of 2015.
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The United States faces a severe long run budget imbalance, with health care and Social Security benefits slated to grow faster than revenue, driving government debt to unsustainable levels.
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The company said it expects orders to grow faster than the production rate after it starts allowing potential customers to see and test drive Model 3s at local stores.
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The company has been pumping money into petrochemicals, betting that demand for plastics will grow faster than for fuels like gasoline in a world increasingly concerned about climate change.
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Analysts say list prices for hundreds of top branded drugs will grow faster than inflation this year, although drug companies will avoid the double-digit spikes of years past.
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The Affordable Care Act aimed to help restrain U.S. healthcare spending, which is about 17 percent of the nation's economy, but it has continued to grow faster than inflation.
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Sean Ashton of Anchor Capital, which owns Naspers shares, optimistically reckons that total profits in the "rump" could soon grow faster than Tencent's profits (which rose by 42% in 2016).
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Zoetis expects the diagnostics category which currently accounts for a small share of its more than $5 billion in annual revenue to grow faster than the animal health-care industry.
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Slovakia's finance ministry said last week the economy was likely to grow faster than the 3.2 percent expected this year, helped by construction of the JLR factory among other projects.
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Not only is my new bank, Ally, much easier to use, my high-yield savings account is helping my money grow faster than it ever did at my old bank.
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Credit Suisse raised its Microsoft price forecast and call the stock a top pick into earnings because of expectations its cloud business will grow faster than Wall Street currently expects.
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Lyft – The ride-sharing service's stock was rated "outperform" in new coverage at Wells Fargo, based partly on its view that revenue per active rider will grow faster than expected.
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Almost three-quarters of Aramco's crude exports, about 2000million bpd, were delivered to customers in Asia last year, where it believes demand will grow faster than elsewhere in the world.
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Domestic factors pushed some central banks in the region into tighter policies as economies in the region grow faster than euro zone peers, and strong wage growth has boosted consumer prices.
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Almost three-quarters of Aramco's crude exports, about 2000 million bpd, were delivered to customers in Asia last year, where it believes demand will grow faster than elsewhere in the world.
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Almost three-quarters of Aramco's crude exports, about 2000 million bpd, were delivered to customers in Asia last year, where it believes demand will grow faster than elsewhere in the world.
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If electric vehicles grow faster than expected, peak oil demand could be reached sooner than expected, for instance, while more green-generated power will alter the makeup of the electricity grid.
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Su said the company expects to launch over 30 percent more Ryzen systems in the year compared with 2018 and expects the CPU side of its business to grow faster than GPU.
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"From a cyclical perspective at least, there is a ray of hope on the horizon," Weidmann said, arguing that the euro zone will grow faster than potential in the next few years.
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The Trump budget does not even consider paying for the increases in hard power by reducing the growth of future entitlements, which are much larger and projected to grow faster than appropriations.
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In January, Autoliv reported fourth-quarter earnings above expectations, and forecast underlying sales would grow faster than analysts' expect in 2018 as it starts to deliver on the order boom of recent years.
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Konov said that despite rising U.S. output, global demand for polymers was set to grow faster than U.S. capacity additions, meaning the market was unlikely to face a significant glut any time soon.
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No firm wants to unveil a dud as their new leader; any firm that aspires to grow faster than the market average will be prepared to pay at or above the market rate.
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The policy was originally adopted because China's leaders were worried their population would grow faster than it could be provided for, it was abandoned when they realized they were facing the opposite problem.
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OIL EXPORTS Almost three-quarters of Aramco's crude exports, about 2000 million bpd, were delivered to customers in Asia last year, where it believes demand will grow faster than elsewhere in the world.
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The survey revealed that, surprisingly, most minority executives are positive about the direction of the U.S. economy, believing it will maintain its current expansion (210 percent) or grow faster than before (22 percent).
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OIL EXPORTS Almost three-quarters of Aramco's crude exports, about 5.2 million bpd, were delivered to customers in Asia last year, where it believes demand will grow faster than elsewhere in the world.
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For years now, Mr. Son has bet that pouring money into fast-growing start-ups would allow his chosen companies to grow faster than their rivals and establish dominant positions in their industries.
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Flint said HSBC would focus on making sure revenues grow faster than costs, as the bank seeks to improve its return on equity to above 11 percent by 2020 from 6.8 percent in 2017.
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LONDON, (Reuters) - Britain's Brexit-bound economy will grow faster than previously thought over the next two years, thanks mostly to strength in the global economy, the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, said.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Dutch economy will grow faster than expected in 2018 and 2019 as rising wages and historically low unemployment fuel a boom in consumer spending, its central bank (DNB) forecast on Monday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of England policymaker Kristin Forbes said the latest economic data suggested Britain's economy would grow faster than the central bank had forecast last month, with momentum potentially carrying through into 2017.
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In Koll's view, sales for Japanese firms will easily grow faster than the consensus expectation, while the Japanese yen will be weaker than many anticipate, bolstering the bottom line for companies in the country.
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Those investments are enough to lead the round and have meaningful ownership, but also not such a large check that it puts pressure on a company or entrepreneur to grow faster than is realistic.
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The It theory also, I'd argue, explains the U-shaped relationship Subramanian et al find between GDP per capita and growth, in which middle-income countries grow faster than either poor or rich countries.
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For the first time since the invention of the car, many cities saw their populations grow faster than their suburbs between 2010 and 2015, said William H. Frey, a demographer with the Brookings Institution.
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"When we start to provide customers an opportunity to see and test drive the car at their local store, we expect that our orders will grow faster than our production rate," the company said.
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Health care spending continues to grow faster than the rest of the U.S. economy, albeit at a slower rate than in past years, according to the latest data from Altarum's Center for Sustainable Health Spending.
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To be sure costs could not grow faster than inflation, the Senate added a provision in the ACA hat many of us thought, even at the time, was the wrong way to bring down costs.
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Earlier this month, Premier Li Keqiang maintained the official growth target range of 6% to 6.5% while noting that it would "not be very easy" for China's economy to grow faster than 6% this year.
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"The market in process automation is growing at around 3 to 4 percent per year and our intention is to grow faster than that," Eberle said in an interview at the division's offices in Karlsruhe, Germany.
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In their report, the trustees — four administration officials — said that the costs of Medicare and Social Security would grow faster than the economy through the mid-2030s because of the aging of the baby boom generation.
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Rising health costs, which are projected to grow faster than the economy, as well as shortfalls in the Social Security trust fund and an aging population, make up a significant portion of the projected deficit growth.
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A booming housing market and government infrastructure spree helped the world's second-largest economy grow faster than expected in the second quarter, benefiting the construction industry and companies that sell building materials from steel to cement.
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Breeding pigs supplied by U.K.-based Genus and others from Canada, France and the United States produce a higher number of piglets per litter, more lean meat and grow faster than China's once-common native breeds.
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OPEC said on Monday world oil demand would grow faster than expected in 2018 because of a healthy world economy, adding a tailwind to the producer group's effort to remove a supply glut by cutting output.
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OPEC said Monday it expects demand for oil to grow faster than it originally expected in 2018, but the organization also sees supplies from beyond the producer group surging this year, driven by rising U.S. output.
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The company said Monday that the line of preorders remains about 420,000 people long, and that it expects orders to grow "faster than our production rate" as more Model 3s make their way to the company's stores.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland's economy will grow faster than earlier predicted over the next few years, but the aging population and rigid labor markets will drag it down over the longer term, the finance ministry said on Tuesday.
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In a webcast, Chief Financial Officer Olga Gonzalez said that consumption across the region was decelerating due to higher interest rates and an uptick in inflation, but that Walmex had managed to grow faster than the sector.
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The IEA found that stronger policies backing renewable energy in many countries (particularly the U.S., China and Mexico) and cost reductions in solar and wind manufacturing are allowing renewables to grow faster than the organization previously anticipated.
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LONDON, March 13 (Reuters) - British shoemaker Jimmy Choo said strong demand in Asia would help it grow faster than the overall luxury market this year, after it posted a 7.2 percent rise in underlying revenue in 2015.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Fresenius expects earnings to grow faster than sales from 27 after investments to improve its German hospitals and scale up its home dialysis business eat up profit this year, the German healthcare group said on Wednesday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's government forecast on Friday the economy will grow faster than private-sector projections in fiscal 1.83, with exports, domestic private consumption and capital spending expected to offset the hit from a planned sales tax hike.
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GKN was up 4.9 percent after the British engineering group reported a 6.13-percent rise in adjusted pretax profit, beating market expectations, and said it would grow faster than both its main aerospace and autos markets in 2017.
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The bond guru, who was "hardly able to speak" after the Fed decided not to raise rates in September, said on CNBC's "Power Lunch" the question now becomes whether or not the economy can grow faster than 2 percent.
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British engineering group GKN was up 6.6 percent after the company reported a 12-percent rise in adjusted pretax profit, beating market expectations, and said it would grow faster than both its main aerospace and autos markets in 2017.
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"In many cases, we're seeing low-priced items grow faster than high-priced items [on Amazon] for the first time in years," said Chuck Linden, executive vice president at Crayola, the popular maker of crayons and other writing instruments.
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Bulgurlu stood by Arcelik's forecast for revenue to grow 20 percent this year from 16.10 billion Turkish lira ($4.43 billion) in 2016, even though its overall home market could grow faster than the 3 percent it had previously forecast.
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Renault is expected to grow faster than Nissan, according to the mid-term plan unveiled on Friday, as it chases its alliance partner's lead in China and benefits from recent investments in Iran, India and a rebounding Russian market.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Sub-Saharan economies will cope with tighter global liquidity this year and grow faster than in 26.75, albeit at a lackluster rate compared to the commodity price boom heydays of a decade ago, a Reuters poll found.
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Emerging markets, such as South Korea, Brazil or India, are riskier to invest in but often grow faster than developed nations like Germany or the US. They also tend to be export-driven and often tied to commodity price moves.
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Ireland's economy is set to grow faster than any other in the EU for the third successive year but is also the most exposed to Brexit, which has already led to a cut in its growth forecasts in 2016 and 2017.
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In the first 80 years of the 20th century, poorer places tended to grow faster than wealthier places, partly because labor productivity rose faster in places that started at lower levels and partly because Americans were more geographically mobile back then.
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With its own engineering pedigree and a lens ecosystem that should grow faster than anyone else's, Panasonic is making all the right moves to catch up with the likes of Sony, the undeniable leader in popularizing the full-frame mirrorless format.
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Fritz Mostbock of Erste, an Austrian bank with 643m customers in Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia, Serbia, Romania and Turkey, says it expects banking in central and eastern Europe to grow faster than in western Europe for years to come.
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Lockhart said he felt it was too early to make any judgment about how the new administration may change the path of the economy, though a possible fiscal expansion has made it more likely the economy will grow faster than expected.
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Economic activity in the ocean is certainly growing rapidly — currently estimated at over $1.3 trillion in gross value by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, a number they expect to grow faster than the global economy over the next decade.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Total Eren could surpass its target of more than 3.6 gigawatts (GW) of installed renewable solar, wind and hydropower capacity by 2022, from about 2.2 GW today, as it continues to grow faster than expected, CEO David Corchia said.
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Research firm Aite Group expects digital wealth management to continue growing quickly over the next few years but said in a May 2019 survey that large incumbents will grow faster than start-ups as they leverage their massive distribution networks.
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Indicated 2500 percent lower CEO Frank Appel told daily Rheinische Post the logistics and postal services group would employ about 20.7,20.8 staff "in the next few years", up from 20.3 currently as its markets grow faster than the overall economy.
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"We aim to grow faster than the average services market growth of 3.5 percent as we further expand our broad portfolio of services offerings and continue to gain market share," CEO Dennis Muilenburg said on an earnings conference call Wednesday.
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In the coming decade, the population of those age 65 and older will grow faster than the working-age population in OECD countries for the first time in history, leading to overall dependency ratios falling below 85033:1 in some markets.
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China overtook the U.S. in October 2016 to become the largest market in the world for App Store revenue, according to data from analytics firm App Annie, and it continues to grow faster than any other place on the planet.
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Companies that sell products exclusively online continue to grow faster than any other type of retailer in the United States — some 17 percent annually since 2011, more than six times the rate of retail over all, according to Euromonitor International.
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Their muscles grow faster than their skeletons, so by the time they are slaughtered, they cannot move around easily for long and end up nesting in litter, which can lead to sores on their sternums, and foot and leg problems.
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The President's proposal would expand the federal budget deficit to $21 trillion in the next fiscal year, while also calling for balancing the budget by 22 by assuming the economy will be able to grow faster than most economists anticipate.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - China's economy may grow faster than the International Monetary Fund (IMF) had expected for all of 2017 after a first-quarter performance that beat forecasts, the fund said, as it urged Beijing to address entrenched financial risks in the country.
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According to market research firm Common Sense Advisory, demand for post-editing is expected to grow faster than any other segment of the language industry in the coming years, and enterprise translation will likely see double-digit growth over the next several years.
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Tata Steel, which has the capacity to make 1.53 million tonnes of steel in Asia and Europe, wants to add more in its home base in India where demand for the alloy is expected to grow faster than elsewhere in the world.
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ZURICH, July 18 (Reuters) - Givaudan on Monday reported a better-than-expected increase in profit during the first half of 2016 with the flavours and fragrances giant saying it expected to grow faster than the rest of the market in the medium term.
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Ocado shares were up 20163 percent at 22016 pence at 21 GMT as the market welcomed a 20.8003 percent rise in annual core earnings in 2016 and the company's forecast of sales to grow faster than the overall online market this year.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries also said in a monthly report it had cut its estimate of 2018 supply from non-OPEC producers and said oil use would grow faster than previously thought due to a stronger-than-expected world economy.
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Continued U.S. economic growth was still "the likeliest outcome," Powell said, but was now less certain than a month ago when the Fed said the economy was just as likely to grow faster than expected as it was to face a sharp downturn.
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Hungary, which has followed a go-it-alone mix of economic policies since Orban rose to power in 2010, has been running a deficit below the EU's 3 percent ceiling and its economy is expected to grow faster than 4 percent this year.
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But the industry's shift to a newer technology of 3D NAND flash stacks - which are cheaper to assemble than two-dimensional chips - has seen output grow faster than demand this year and forced smaller players to aggressively cut prices to keep market share.
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Last week, Japan's government projected that the economy will grow faster than private-sector forecasts in the fiscal year ending in March 2020, with exports, consumption and capital spending expected to offset the hit from a planned sales tax hike next year.
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In its latest Annual Energy Outlook, the U.S. Energy Information administration projected renewable energy consumption will grow faster than any other source through 2040, because capital costs fall as more solar and wind farms crop up and federal and state policies encourage their construction.
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Metals company Alcoa Inc on Monday reported a lower quarterly profit, with results hurt by low commodity prices, the strong U.S. dollar and plant closures or divestments, but the company's top executive said he expected aluminum demand to grow faster than supply this year.
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The physical and digital foundations of its business and the logistics operation to support it have allowed Amazon to grow faster than almost any other company in modern history, and in those areas you'll find the company's most forward-looking projects and costly endeavors.
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But the industry's shift to a newer technology of 231D NAND flash stacks - which are cheaper to assemble than outgoing two-dimensional chips - has seen output grow faster than demand this year and forced smaller players to aggressively cut prices to keep market share.
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VIENNA, June 6 (Reuters) - Austria's central bank has cut its economic growth forecasts for the country for this year and next, saying the stimulus from public spending on refugees will be smaller than previously thought and imports will grow faster than exports in 22017.
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The advent of 3D NAND chips, which are cheaper to assemble than outgoing two-dimensional chips, has seen output grow faster than demand this year and fueled fears that a so-called super-cycle of disciplined production and soaring demand is coming to an end.
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"Whilst the Portuguese economy is projected to grow faster than that of the euro zone as a whole, a sharper than expected global and European downturn would expose the persistent underlying macroeconomic imbalances," Michiel van der Veen, an economist at RaboResearch, said in an email.
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Vox was rehashing the case made at the time by economists like Thomas Piketty, who argued in his book Capital in the Twenty-First Century that investments' marked tendency to grow faster than new income from work was causing—and would continue to cause—inequality to skyrocket.
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"Right now the overall soluble coffee in China is growing between 3-5% (a year) and we believe that by bringing this exciting new business opportunity we should be able to grow faster than that," he said, referring to a category that includes capsule and instant coffee.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund on Monday said the U.S. economy would grow faster than previously expected in 2017 and 2018 based on the incoming Trump administration's tax and spending plans, but it kept its global growth forecasts unchanged due to weakness in some emerging markets.
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With this category of toys — including dolls, cars, drones and robotics — expected to grow faster than any other this holiday season, according to data research firm NPD, parents need to pay more attention to privacy and security when they buy and register toys with manufacturers, cybersecurity experts warned.
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But Geiger said his team made a novel finding: That hurricane-related losses in the U.S. will grow faster than per-capita income growth, so that even if the United States grows wealthier as a nation, it will be no better protected from the wrath of warming-fueled hurricanes.
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"The ambition is definitely to grow faster than the market and there's no reason why we wouldn't," said Batra, who oversees about 5.4 billion euros ($6.1 billion) in annual sales, more than a third of the chemicals and drugs group's total of 15 billion, when including Sigma-Aldrich.
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Clark, in a meeting with investors, said Aptiv PLC, the name announced earlier on Wednesday for Delphi's $247 billion a year electronics and self-driving car technology business, expects to grow faster than the auto market, and generate $24.5 billion to $22018 billion in operating cash flow by 2020.
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Not only did the trehalose cause these two strains to grow faster than in other strains, but feeding trehalose to mice with the RT027 strain (whose gut bacteria makeup had been altered to look like a that of a human) killed them faster than the mice who didn't eat trehalose.
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Yet China itself is suffering from weak global demand; the value of its exports has fallen by 11.2% over the same period, including declines of 10% to America and 12% to the EU. Before the financial crisis, global trade used to grow faster than GDP, now it is lagging behind.
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He thinks that Amazon's shares are worth significantly more than where they are trading now because he expects the company's higher-margin web services business to grow faster than its retail segment, more than making up for the cost of expanding into new businesses to lure more Prime members, he said.
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"So, either black holes can grow faster than the speed limit, but we don't know how that works, and we have not seen it yet in action, or there is an unknown way to make 5,000 solar mass black holes very close in time to the Big Bang," Wolf said.
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"Given the vulnerability that already exists and the powerful drivers in the UK, particularly the housing market, if credit began again to grow faster than GDP, I would want to think about action to manage the financial stability risks sooner rather than later," Cunliffe said in a speech to the British Property Federation in London.
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Throughout the year, Clinton has been decidedly to the left of Simpson-Bowles, which called for a series of changes, including raising the Social Security retirement age from 93 to 69, cutting the growth of future benefits and considering a change in the Medicare eligibility age from 65 to 67 if health care costs grow faster than expected.
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For example, most egg-laying hens are crammed into cages so small that they can't even spread their wings, chickens raised for meat have been selectively bred to grow faster than their bodies can handle, and most breeding sows in the pork industry are confined in crates so narrow, they can't turn around for most of their lives.
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This set of four charts in Ganong and Shoag's paper tells the fundamental story — in the old days, there was a strong tendency for poor states' per capita incomes to grow faster than those of rich ones and an equally strong tendency for people to move away from poor states to go live in rich ones.
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Facebook has already alerted analysts that some expenses will grow faster than revenue: "We continue to expect that full-year 2017 capital expenditures will be in the range of $7 billion to $7.5 billion, which is up over 50 percent compared to last year," CFO David Wehner said on the company's first-quarter earnings call in May.
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If it is not, it will fight for a second referendum with an option to stay in the EU. It says stopping Brexit will generate a "remain bonus" of 50 billion pounds over the next five years because the economy will grow faster than it would have done outside the EU. It plans to use that money to invest in public services and tackling inequality.
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With BlackRock's stock having more than doubled since 2011, far outpacing the likes of Goldman and JPMorgan and trading close to its record high, it seems that the market has come around to Mr. Fink's financial worldview: that a low cost, systematic style of investing will, over time, grow faster than the costlier "active investing" model in which individuals, not algorithms, make stock, bond and asset allocation decisions.
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Although Ireland was left with a surplus of houses after the 2008 crash that halved values, homes have become especially scarce as the economy and population grow faster than anywhere else in the EU. The new regulations, which are similar to those introduced this year in Toronto, will come into effect from June and aim to discourage professional landlords from withdrawing their properties from the long-term rental market in favor of short-term arrangements.
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