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which actually materializes/results in a contrasting economic growth Explanation: "Concretarse" means "materialize/become a reality". My 2 cents... |
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which is shown by clear economic growth Explanation: lots of redundancy and flowery language here! |
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based on consistent economic growth Explanation: Hi Lisa, I certainly would go for simplifying. I'd even leave out the "con" that comes straight after that. I really don't think 'que se concreta' is too meaningful. It's simply the basis for targeting those countries. "Crecimiento contrastado" IMO means that it has been that way over a certain period of time. I think 'consistent' would be your best choice of adjective. Good luck! Álvaro :O) |
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which is materialized in economic growth demostrated (endorsed) by (employment rates) Explanation: Hola, Hace varios días de tu pregunta, pero van mis "2 centavos" En lo de concretar Daniel tiene razón es materializar, es en lo que se encarna o muestra (el clima económico positivo se muestra a través de crecimiento económico) Ahora CONTRASTADO, aquí no quiere decir comparado, yo creo que es más probado demostrado, comprobado, atestiguado, etc... (es la "prueba" o el "test" del crecimiento económico según tu texto) Te copio la definición de contrastar del rae SaludoZ contrastar. (Del lat. contrastāre). 1. tr. Ensayar o comprobar y fijar la ley, peso y valor de las monedas o de otros objetos de oro o plata, y sellar estos últimos con la marca del contraste cuando ejecuta la operación el perito oficial. 2. tr. Comprobar la exactitud de pesas y medidas por ministerio público, para que estén ajustadas a la ley, y acreditarlo sellándolas. 3. tr. Comprobar la exactitud o autenticidad de algo. 4. tr. p. us. Resistir, hacer frente. 5. intr. Dicho de una cosa: Mostrar notable diferencia, o condiciones opuestas, con otra, cuando se comparan ambas. |
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