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Incentives to make regular migration pathways work better will include immediately increasing Australia’s annual humanitarian intake, and doubling it over five years (to 27,000), while also doubling financial support for regional immigration capacity-building.
China, for example, needs annual growth rates of 10% to keep its huge economic, social, and ecological problems under control.
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi has insisted on paying an annual visit to the Yasukuni shrine, where Japan’s past aggressive wars are glorified, and where war criminals are among the buried, behavior that China’s government considers unacceptable.
India is growing at an annual rate of around 9%;China at around 10%.
With annual output of approximately $325 billion in 2017 and 5.6 million inhabitants, Singapore now ranks with Denmark economically (though its population is more diverse).
Most economists now believe that Russia cannot maintain annual GDP growth at a rate above 2% without another sustained rise in oil prices.
And 2% of assets under management is an annual fee that many sophisticated investors have been willing to pay private hedge funds – topped off with an extra fee of 20% of annual profits, which the Treasury is not paying.
Companies reduce their superfluous employees’ annual bonuses, but do not get rid of them.
China’s New Growth OrderHONG KONG – Between 1978 and 2012, China’s GDP grew at an average annual rate of about 10% – from $341 billion to $8.3 trillion (at 2012 prices) – lifting more than 500 million Chinese out of poverty in the process.
But this comes with a high annual price tag of around $33 million – more than 1% of Haiti’s entire national budget.
The annual cost?
De-worming pre-schoolers will lock in the benefits of motor and language development at an annual cost of $0.50 per child.
Reaching 53 million children in South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa would yield economic benefits six times higher than the astonishingly modest annual cost of $26.5 million.
The annual benefits would total $10 billion.
The global economy, despite all of the huge bumps in the road, is delivering aggregate annual growth of 3-4%, leading to a doubling of output every generation.
The Maternal Thread of LifeISLAMABAD – Last month, Oxford University’s Green Templeton College held its annual Emerging Markets Symposium at Egrove Park.
Funded almost entirely by donations, Atlatszo’s annual budget is less than half of MTVA’s daily allocation.
The annual cost of the full package would be $10.8 billion, but the benefits to the world would be at least five times higher.
And for good reason: these are the internal engines that have enabled China to achieve 6-7% annual GDP growth amid a difficult structural shift and middle-income transition, carried out in a relatively weak global economy.
The ECB defined price stability to be annual inflation of less than but close to 2%.
The Fed decided to define price stability as a “two percent annual inflation over the medium term of the price index of consumer expenditures.”
Earlier this month on Singles’ Day, an annual festival of youth-oriented consumption that has become the single largest shopping event in the world, China’s leading online payment platform, Alipay, processed up to 256,000 payments per second, using a robust cloud computing architecture.
And the most recent monthly decline corresponded to an annual rate of more than 25%.
But when the GDP figures for the second quarter are reported later this summer, the government’s statisticians will annualize the 1.5% increase and add 6% in calculating the annual growth rate.
If economic activity apart from the stimulus package is continuing to decline at nearly the 6% annual rate that was recorded in the last two quarters, the temporary boost from the stimulus package will suffice to make the overall GDP change close to zero or even positive.
The US current account deficit, which is identical to net capital imports, grew steadily to an annual $811 billion in 2006, or 6% of GDP – by far the largest since the Great Depression.
This spring will show the necessary write-offs in the annual balance sheets, but the full truth will not become known before the 2008 balance sheets are published in the spring of 2009.
By 2050, the average annual cost of climate-change adaptation in Pakistan will be $6-14 billion, according to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.
For example, “an increase in government size by ten percentage points is associated with a 0.5-1% lower annual growth rate.”
For example, a new variety of African upland rice, Nerica, triples annual yields.
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