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And growth is
projected
at 7.5% for this year.
With public debt service (principal plus interest)
projected
to reach nearly 40% of government revenue in 2016, Puerto Rico needs a new set of economic policies.
The US federal deficit is an alarming 12% of GDP, and public debt as a share of national income is already
projected
to double, to 80% of GDP.
In a 2011 book, the economist Arvind Subramanian
projected
that the renminbi would become a global reserve currency by the end of this decade, or early next decade, based on his observation that the lag between economic and currency dominance is shorter than traditionally believed.
According to the latest International Monetary Fund Regional Economic Outlook (REO), the Asia-Pacific region’s GDP is
projected
to increase by 5.5% in 2017 and 5.4% in 2018.
Making these reductions would cost about €200-350 billion annually by 2030 – less than 1% of
projected
global GDP in 2030.
Subramanian’s own
projected
average per capita growth rate of 5.5% for the 2010-2030 period is already conservative, as it is more than 40% slower, overall, than growth over the previous 20 years.
According to World Population Prospects, the populations of Angola, Burundi, Niger, Somalia, the United Republic of Tanzania, and Zambia are
projected
to increase fivefold by 2100.
Growth rates this year and in 2006 are
projected
at 4.7% and 5.2%, respectively.
As Asia creates the world’s largest middle class –
projected
to grow more than three-fold, from 500 million to 1.75 billion, by 2020 – it will also have to cope with demands for more competent and more accountable governments.
Indeed, the
projected
costs of this approach – some $5 trillion annually by mid-century – are so much greater than its likely benefits that it makes no sense to call it a solution at all.
In the most recent budget, the federal government’s outlays for Medicare in 2010 are
projected
to be over $500 billion, while Medicaid will cost taxpayers over $250 billion.
If the cost and financing estimates are accurate, and if Congress does not change any of these provisions in the future, the CBO’s calculations imply that the Senate Finance Committee plan would reduce fiscal deficits between now and 2019 by $49 billion, less than 1% of the
projected
deficits of more than $7 trillion.
How much would it cost to insure them if the gross cost is now
projected
at $800 billion for the easier-to-insure 35 million?
This would come on top of the currently
projected
fiscal deficits in both the near term and over the coming decade – and before America’s demographic shift substantially raises the cost of Social Security and Medicare.
The past two months’ run-up to the austerity bomb’s detonation has already reduced
projected
real GDP growth in 2013 from 3% to 2.5%, and has raised likely end-2013 unemployment from 7.5% to 7.7%.
Migrants added roughly $6.7 trillion to global GDP in 2015 – some $3 trillion more than they are
projected
to have produced had they stayed in their countries of origin.
Then, on election night, when the television networks
projected
Romney’s defeat in Ohio and therefore Barack Obama’s re-election, the Romney campaign, in a further denial of fact, refused to accept the result.
The new members have not agreed to a collective Kyoto goal, but as a group they are
projected
to reduce emissions relative to 1990 by around 20% by 2010.
Her mission was
projected
from a narrow ideological base.
As the IMF noted, China’s growth rate has been declining steadily for five years – from 10.6% in 2010 to a
projected
rate of 6.8% this year and 6.3% in 2016.
People aged 60 or more are
projected
to increase from 629 million now to nearly 2 billion by 2050.
By implementing these commitments, countries will substantially reduce
projected
future global warming.
In 2030, Muslims are
projected
to make up just 8% of Europe’s population.
Leaders in government, the private sector, and civil society must join us in working toward this ambitious goal.Developed countries could solve the global family-planning funding shortfall for a mere 20 cents per person per year, a bargain given the
projected
returns for individuals, families, and economies.
Developed countries could solve the global family-planning funding shortfall for a mere 20 cents per person per year, a bargain given the
projected
returns for individuals, families, and economies.
Instead, the primary surplus is due to drop to 1.3% of GDP in 2019, from the
projected
1.9% this year, making it difficult, if not impossible, to achieve the planned debt reduction.
Moreover, there is no significant danger of an increase, as wage demands remain depressed and the European Central Bank will face little pressure to finance deficits, which are low and
projected
to disappear over the next few years.
Now, a
projected
budget surplus has been blown apart by collapsing tourism and trade as surely as the bridges over the Danube.
The
projected
increase in the long-term fiscal deficit must be reversed by stemming the growth in transfers to middle-class retirees.
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