For every dollar increase in exports, GDP eventually rises by two dollars. The current structure of environmental regulations also constrains growth, according to Deavenport. Deavenport believes that many regulations could be updated, while others could be eliminated altogether. While changes in these areas could enhance economic growth, Deavenport contended that people's perceptions about growth must change first. Risk does not include giving up low rates of inflation for growth, however.
Inflation is an insidious killer.
But you don't have to have inflation to get faster growth.