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The IEA estimates that the annual bill for global wind subsidies will increase over the next 25 years, not decrease or fall to zero.
In emerging and developing economies, it is estimated that an additional $1-1.5 trillion in annual investment will be required through 2020 to meet growth targets.
In the first half of the 1990s, annual inflation averaged 40% in Africa, 230% in Latin America, and 360% in the transition economies of Eastern Europe.
In fact, one of the most baffling features of China’s economic rise is that, even amid double-digit GDP growth, employment grew at a measly 1.8% average annual rate from 1978 to 2004.
By contrast, China’s services sector has registered only about 5% annual productivity growth, and thus is a much more effective engine of job creation.
The informal sector grew even faster, at an annual rate of 24%, albeit from a low base.
These reforms put the economy on a higher growth trajectory, with average real GDP growth hitting 6% over the last decade, compared to under 4% average annual growth in previous decades.
High tech exports surged from 16% annual growth in 1995-96 to 53.5% in 2000-01.
The fact that Argentina’s annual inflation rate has stood at 20% or more for over a decade clearly illustrates this – and cannot be obscured by frozen utility rates and repeated manipulation of the consumer price index.
At the end of EU-financed investment projects – payments for which are agreed and executed in the annual budget framework – the money is transferred to the beneficiary.
As a result, agreement every seven years on overall expenditures is inadequate to preclude conflict on annual budgets.
The capital would be repaid in annual installments as the funds become available through the EU budget, while the national co-financing rate would apply to interest payments.
This framework would reduce incentives for using annual EU budget negotiations to advance political agendas.
Together with related provisions that would provide meals to infants and expectant mothers, and subsidized pulses to supplement cheaply available food grains, the law will add $6 billion to India’s annual fiscal deficit.
The resolution bans North Korean exports of coal, iron, iron ore, lead, lead ore, and seafood products, which together account for one third of the country’s already meager annual export revenue of $3 billion.
Medvedev, who had been publicly forecasting 5% annual growth as recently as January, told foreign investors in October that this year’s growth rate would not exceed 2%.
The ministry’s baseline forecast assumes that the price of oil – Russia’s main export – will grow at 9% per year in real terms over the next 17 years, or more than three times the forecast for Russia’s annual GDP growth.
Russia’s political elite understands that the economy is capable of 5-6% annual growth.
Instead, they will likely provide something like an additional $250 a year to the incomes of typical households--and much larger windfalls for households with annual incomes exceeding $200,000.
In 2014, remittances by migrants to developing countries amounted to an estimated $436 billion – a sum that dwarfs the annual total that the international community spends on official development aid.
The Strange Rebirth of American LeadershipFLORENCE – At the recent annual meetings of the American Economic Association, there was widespread pessimism about the future of the United States.
Of course, corruption is not unique to the region; but six of the ten members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations ranked in the bottom half of Transparency International’s annual Corruption Perceptions index.
Nevertheless, such opulent criminality, in a country where average annual per capita income is roughly $1,100, may well help to fuel popular outrage, instability, and unrest.
Restructuring Debt in the DarkCAMBRIDGE – As the Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank begin in Washington, DC, one member country is conspicuously absent: Venezuela.
Yet the risk premia on non-Treasury assets have soared to barely believable heights: the annual interest-rate premium for holding a CD issued by a private bank now stands at five percentage points.
In the midst of the worst global contraction since the 1930s, the Chinese economy still expanded at a 9.4% average annual rate in 2008-2009.
An undercover investigation by the Financial Times recently revealed that the “Presidents Club” was hosting annual men-only charity fundraisers, secretive gatherings where British business, government, and entertainment figures would raise money for worthy causes.
The Congo River alone holds more than 600 billion kilowatt-hours of annual reserves.
But, assuming a 20% saving rate (close to the average for developing countries), this implies total annual diaspora saving of more than $500 billion.
America’s annual energy-related per capita CO2 emissions, at 16.4 tons, are the highest in the world for a large economy.
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