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Hence, consumer spending and economic growth are highly correlated and when Americans are uncertain about their household finances and start to rein in their own spending, the U.S. economy, in turn, generally does not grow as much as the following chart helps to illustrate.
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Business is expected to grow at a cracking pace (see chart).
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The Asia Life and Health Insurance Premium Market is expected to grow through the next few years as illustrated in the interactive chart below.
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The Eurozone economy contracted in the third quarter, but as the chart shows, the economies of Germany and France did grow.
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Moreover, the number of vehicles leased by GM could grow at a rate of 3 percentage points faster than our current projections (chart not included) if GM maintains its market share and given a recovery in the asset backed market, which would improve its financing abilities.
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The first chart above shows how optimism in Apple, though low, has begun to grow again.
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This number is set to grow to over 7m by the end of 2006 and 17.5m by 2010 (see chart).
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The chart below ( click here for larger image) shows that revenues are expected to grow (because of factors such as inflation, more population, and economic expansion) by more than 7 percent each year.
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While the warnings to not grow too optimistic about U.S. housing are worth heeding, observers can take some comfort from the chart below.
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