Economic growth provides sustainable results.

Experience shows that economic growth is a critical factor in reducing poverty. During the 1990s, developing countries that successfully integrated into the global economy saw per capita income increases averaging 5 percent annually. Countries that limited their participation in the global economy saw their economies decline. Through investments in trade, infrastructure, micro-enterprise, agriculture and the regulatory environment, countries can get on the path to job creation and sustainable growth.

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