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4 factors of production ... : Natural Resources available Investment in Human Capital Investment in Capital Goods Entrepreneurshipinfluenceeconomic growth
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Factors ... growth of productivity , demographics , labor force participation , human capital , inequality , trade , quality of life , and employment rateinfluenceeconomic growth
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4 factors of production ... : Investment in Human Capital Investment in Capital Goodsinfluenceeconomic growth
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policies that affect financial development ... likelyto influenceeconomic growth
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increases in consumer spending , nonresidential ( business ) fixed investment , federal government spending , and private inventory investment(passive) was led byEconomic growth
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Africa Investment Forum Family businesses ... a sectorcould influenceeconomic growth
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long - term factors , such as capital and productivity(passive) is influenced byeconomic growth
innovation , together with national openness , foreign direct investment inflows , and government expenditure on educationhave ... influencedeconomic growth
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2019 Africa Investment Forum Family businesses ... a sectorcould influenceeconomic growth
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the ability of countries to attract labor , capital and technologies(passive) is influenced byEconomic growth
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2020 Africa Investment Forum Family businesses ... a sectorcould influenceeconomic growth
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