is expected in 2014 American economic growth 2%.

xinhuanet.com Washington on 16 June, (reporter Zheng Qihang Liu Jie) the International Monetary Fund (IMF) 16 day said, affected by the end of last year to early this year, cold cheap club soccer jerseys weather and other factors, the growth forecast for this year American economy from the previous forecast of 2.8% down to 2%.

IMF, in a report released the same day that, affected by the cold weather, the beginning inventory investment slowed, the cooling real estate market and the weakening of external demand and other factors, American slowing economic growth momentum. Despite the recent economic activity increased significantly, but the effect is still not completely offset by a quarter of the slowdown, is expected in 2014 American economic growth 2%.

and IMF in April of this cheap football ncaa jerseys year's "world economic outlook report" is expected in 2014, USA economy will grow by 2.8%, 3% growth in 2015.

IMF thinks, USA recent positive data show American economy will rebound next to the second cheapjerseys.us half of 2015, the economic growth rate will exceed the potential economic growth rate, so the agencies still maintain America 2015 3% annual economic growth is expected to remain unchanged.

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report also pointed out, American employment market remained healthy, but the real situation more data to be weak, because of long-term unemployment is still cheap jerseys us high, the labor force participation rate was significantly lower and the wage growth at a standstill.

IMF reminds American measures should cheap national team soccer jerseys be taken to deal with the country's long-term growth problem. The report says, average rate American potential growth over the next few years at around 2%, below the historical average. The cause of the problem is the aging of the population and labor productivity growth.

to deal with these issues, IMF recommends USA government measures to increase the infrastructure and education investment, improve the existing tax system and the labour market.