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But, while it accounts for 19.8% of total global manufacturing, it receives less than 3% of the world’s manufacturing R&D investment.
E-mail, Facebook, and Twitter accounts all produce a permanent record that perpetually accompanies users, even when their circumstances change.
To enable individuals to prepare to cover the associated deductibles and copayments, health savings accounts – funds which are not subject to income tax at the time of deposit, and can be used tax-free at any time to cover qualified medical expenses – should be expanded and strengthened.
As smartphone subscriptions increase from 2.9 billion to 7.7 billion worldwide in the next five years, 80% of the new accounts are expected to be opened by users on these two continents.
In 2015, however, the federal accounting tribunal (TCU) rejected her accounts and accused Rousseff of committing fiscal irregularities.
Moreover, an investigation into the offshore accounts of Sudanese businesses affiliated with the National Congress Party, the ruling majority party in Khartoum, should be launched, paving the way for sanctions against the regime’s commercial entities, which form the main conduit for financing its Janjaweed proxies in Darfur.
China’s non-financial corporate debt accounts for roughly 62% of total debt – 30-40% higher than in other countries.
Citizens, facing unpaid salaries, frozen bank accounts and unemployment of 20%, are suffering the consequences of two grand economic illusions.
He or members of his family nurture large overseas bank accounts.
His wife (who also received a life sentence), children, and other relatives all helped to hide the stolen loot in overseas accounts.
What accounts for this?
In other words, it accounts for the economy’s productive base, rather than just its monetary wealth.
Acorns, launched in 2014, already manages more than 650,000 investment accounts.
This approach accounts for the failure of Dmitri Kozak’s plan for resolving the situation in Moldova’s breakaway Trans-Dniester region, as well as for the ludicrous state of affairs that has arisen in Georgia’s separatist Abkhazia region.
For too long, intemperate historical debates – often driven by biased newspaper accounts – have poisoned bilateral relations.
Although oil accounts for a smaller part of the energy mix nowadays and spare capacity is currently well ensured, chiefly by Saudi Arabia, a price shock would still have global effects – as such shocks have had in the past.
Currently, oil accounts for a substantial share of Nigeria's total government revenues.
A more fundamental reform would be to shift from a pure pay-as-you-go system to a mixed system that combines the current benefits with investment-based personal retirement accounts.
While the risk that nuclear power could fuel nuclear proliferation seems to have receded as a cause of public angst, by many accounts we have simply been lucky so far: the larger the nuclear economy becomes, the higher the chances of a mistake.
What, then, accounts for the US economy’s relatively good performance in the post-crisis period?
Suzuki has a market share of 55.6% in the compact and mid-size car market in India, whose middle class, car purchasing public, accounts for 200-300 million of the country’s 1.15 billion people.
America alone accounts for around 50% of the world’s military expenditures, which is historically unprecedented for a single country.
When the West gave money to Mobutu, they knew that the funds were going to Swiss bank accounts rather than benefiting the people of Zaire (now Congo).
Rather than embracing a globally enforceable code of conduct that could paradoxically lead to a compulsory opening of capital accounts across the globe, the IMF, the G-20, the Financial Stability Board, and other bodies should try to reduce the stigma attached to capital-account regulations and protect countries’ ability to deploy them.
Even though its fiscal and external accounts are strong, Germany has resisted calls for boosting its domestic demand further.
Thus, Burma’s gas earnings of around $1.2 billion for 2006-07 are rendered into a mere 7.2 billion kyat in the country’s public accounts – less than 1% of the regime’s official public spending.
On the revenue side, the degree to which federal taxation absorbs shocks at the state level cannot be very large for the simple reason that the main source of federal revenues that does react to the business cycle, the federal income tax, accounts for less than 10% of GDP.
The public inevitably seeks some explanation, and the media will explore any potential link to mental illness to provide one – for example, acquaintances’ reports of “odd” behavior and social withdrawal or accounts of previous interactions with mental-health professionals.
Around one-third of Indians live in conditions of acute poverty, and India accounts for roughly one-third of the world’s poor.
These “intangible investments” are booked in GDP accounts as intermediate goods, not as output.
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