economic progress

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However, economicprogress and delivery of social services, such as healthcare and education, also depend on the success of the efforts to curb rampant corruption.
Yes, there had been economicprogress, and everyone had piped water and electricity, but how were they going to educate their children?
In other words, there was, in general, no built-in tendency among large landowners or industrialists to support reform as a factor in to economicprogress.
Strong environmental performance appears to be positively correlated with competitiveness, putting into question the presumed trade-off between economicprogress and environmental gains.
They show the obvious, that debt repayment, particularly the interest component, is severely limiting many developing countries' ability to make social and economicprogress.
While not really an economic policy demand itself, for business the precondition of economicprogress was a normalisation of the political situation.
One factor was the tremendous economicprogress of the mid twentieth century, and the concomitant transformation of the employment patterns and living conditions.
These developments placed a heavy burden on transport facilities, with informed contemporaries arguing that an improved harbour held the key to further economicprogress.
This economicprogress set the stage for important substitution industrialization, upon which nearly all of the raw material exporting countries embarked.
Rapid population growth slows economicprogress.
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