students ... a ) identify factorsinfluenceeconomic growth ... over time
Their model ... the factorshave influencedthe changes in economic growth
an economy experiences over timeresultingfrom changes in economic growth
that an economy experiences over timeresultingfrom changes in economic growth
lower taxesleadto economic growth and greater tax revenues
lower tax ratesleadto greater tax revenue because of economic growth
changes in revenueresultingfrom changes in economic growth
tax cutsresultedin economic growth that caused increases in tax revenues
Those tax cutsresultedin economic growth that caused increases in tax revenues
trade liberalizationdid ... causechanges in economic growth
changes in oil consumptioncausechanges in economic growth
the change in tax policycausedchanges to economic growth
This depressioncausedchanges in the economic growth
greater faminecan leadto changes in economic growth
the variations in electricity consumption and internet demand in the OECD countriesleadto changes in economic growth
His tax cutshave causedeconomic growth and an actual increase in revenue
tax cutsresultin economic growth and higher tax revenue
Only then will we seehas ledto economic growth and higher tax revenues being generated
investment in equipment and technologyleadsto economic growth 2 Economic growth Economic growth
skillsto contributeto economic growth and the generation of tax revenues
In the long - run , a decrease in investment spending would mean real capital will decreasecausingeconomic growth to decrease
other factorscan influencetax receipts and economic growth
alwaysleadsalways
to rise inmay leadto rise in
The surplus(passive) was caused byThe surplus
in stable priceswill resultin stable prices
by the tax cutscausedby the tax cuts
to increased ADleadsto increased AD
a need(passive) caused bya need
to a crisis if the growth of income is not provided growing revenues and companieswill leadto a crisis if the growth of income is not provided growing revenues and companies
to a crisiswill leadto a crisis
as an incentive to work and investdesignedas an incentive to work and invest
to less government spending and a declining deficitleadsto less government spending and a declining deficit
to increasingly democratic rulewill leadto increasingly democratic rule
Growth of health spending is expected ... , faster growth in medical prices , and population aging(passive) to be influenced byGrowth of health spending is expected ... , faster growth in medical prices , and population aging
But as the initial impact of the ACA fades , growth in health spending is expected(passive) to be influenced byBut as the initial impact of the ACA fades , growth in health spending is expected
in deficit reduction of $ X plus $ Y.resultingin deficit reduction of $ X plus $ Y.
changes in VMTcausedchanges in VMT
in variations in electricity consumptionresultin variations in electricity consumption
But as the initial impact of the ACA fades , growth in health spending is expected ... , faster growth in medical prices and the fact that the population is ageing(passive) to be influenced byBut as the initial impact of the ACA fades , growth in health spending is expected ... , faster growth in medical prices and the fact that the population is ageing
to big pay raises for workerswill leadto big pay raises for workers
to a higher demand for housing , office buildingshave ledto a higher demand for housing , office buildings
in the big effect on the investment levelsresultin the big effect on the investment levels
to a higher demand for housing , office buildings and shopping mallshave ledto a higher demand for housing , office buildings and shopping malls
to sharply increased federal tax receipts , including a 12 percent rise in fiscal 2006has ledto sharply increased federal tax receipts , including a 12 percent rise in fiscal 2006
to fewer jobsleadingto fewer jobs
to environmental improvementleadsto environmental improvement
in less charitable givingwould resultin less charitable giving
from the TCJAresultingfrom the TCJA
to slow to 4 percent from 5.8 percent last year ... while inflation was projected in a range of 6.5 - 7.5 percentwas setto slow to 4 percent from 5.8 percent last year ... while inflation was projected in a range of 6.5 - 7.5 percent
in Scotlandcould have resultedin Scotland
to gains in average incomeleadsto gains in average income
Demand trends(passive) are influenced byDemand trends
in higher federal tax revenuesresultsin higher federal tax revenues
to social changesleadsto social changes
in more revenueresultingin more revenue
from tax cutsresultingfrom tax cuts
businesses to earn more money ... partially offsetting the rate cutwill causebusinesses to earn more money ... partially offsetting the rate cut
to greater stabilitywill leadto greater stability
to higher standards of livingleadto higher standards of living
in income losses to some groups as well as gains to othersresultin income losses to some groups as well as gains to others
to improving access to foodcontributedto improving access to food