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The document is a Consent of Instructor Application Form for the course 'Econ 10: Silicon Valley Meets Wall Street' for the Autumn Quarter 2012-2013. It requires students to provide personal information, express their interest in the course, list relevant coursework and experience, and outline their goals for taking the course. Students must submit this form along with their resume and unofficial transcript by August 31, 2012, while faculty are instructed to return their admission decisions by September 7, 2012.

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Begin by entering your name in the designated fields for Last and First names. This ensures that your application is properly identified.
Fill in your Student ID number, email address, and phone number to provide essential contact information.
In the section asking for your major, clearly state your field of study to help the instructor understand your academic background.
Use the text box provided to briefly describe why you are interested in this course. Be concise yet informative.
List any prior relevant coursework and work experience that supports your application. This helps demonstrate your qualifications.
Articulate what you hope to gain from taking this course, providing insight into your educational goals.
Mention any relevant personal or professional background that may assist the instructor in evaluating your application.
Finally, ensure you sign and date the form before submission. Attach your resume and unofficial transcript as required.

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What was the GDP growth rate in 2004?

In 2004, the stronger real growth of 4.8 percent in manufacturing led the goods-producing sector to its most robust contribution to U.S. economic growth since 2000. The sector accounted for almost one-fifth of the 4.2 percent real GDP growth in 2004, compared to almost one-tenth in 2003.

What happened to the economy in 2004?

Real GDP grew 4.4 percent in 2004, the strongest since 1999. Industrial production at an index of 115.5 rose above the 2000 high of 115.4, with gains in major categories except mining. The capacity utilization rate of 78.0 was the highest since 2000s 82.0. Manufacturers new orders at 365.7 billion docHubed a new high.

What was the fastest growing economy in the world in 2004?

Virtually every major economy in North America, South America, Europe and Asia grew faster in 2004 than in 2003. China continued to be the fastest growing major economy in the world at a 9.0 per cent annual rate.