Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Firms of the «new economy» are usually young and offer the potential for high earnings growth given their innovative character.
• The increase in stock prices was to some extent supported by short
• term earnings growth expectations.
• A key factor is earnings growth.
• The answer depends on two key variables: the discount rate and future earnings growth.
• Average monthly gross earnings growth was 4.9% in 2005, up from 4.6% in 2004.
• The larger their share in value added, the more they contribute to productivity and real earnings growth in an economy.
• That said, some trends may be having the opposite effect on expectations for earnings growth.

• That being said, protecting markets is a very uncertain way of achieving growth and a healthy economy, and it should therefore be a limited, including time
• For both China and America, the RMB
• The new Lisbon strategy centres on people as the principal means of achieving growth and employment.
• The rapporteur is of the view that an efficient patent system in Europe can majorly contribute to achieving growth through innovation.
• There is no need to weaken macroeconomic stability, but it is essential that we continue to insist more strongly, more vigorously, on structural reforms as the only guarantee, the only serious formula, for achieving growth.
• The crisis could and should also be seen as an opportunity for a fresh start with a different approach to achieving growth.
• Whilst contributing economic resources in the form of development aid to poor countries, the European Union is preventing these countries from achieving growth through its bizarre agricultural and trade policies.
• limited, measure for developing countries too.