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Its GDP is
projected
to increase from $30 trillion to about $230 trillion by 2050.
As it stands, Social Security and Medicare are unsustainable, with the long-term gap between
projected
income and promised benefits reaching tens of trillions of dollars – well in excess of the official debt the federal government has accumulated over its history.
Health care and Social Security already consume half of the US federal budget, up from one-sixth in 1965, and these outlays relative to GDP are
projected
to more than double by 2040.
By contrast, Japan’s population is
projected
to fall from 125 million today to around 80 million.
A 2010 Goldman Sachs study concludes that an increase in female labor-force participation rates to parity with men would add 8.2 million workers to Japan’s economy, virtually erase the
projected
decline in the country’s working-age population, and boost GDP growth by 15%.
Just five years from now, developing countries are
projected
to emit more greenhouse gases than all developed countries.
Unfortunately, the US fiscal deficit is
projected
to remain high for many years.
Nevertheless, China’s economy is
projected
to surpass that of the US in size sometime in the next two decades.
These decisions affect a total of 26 reactors, while 61 reactors are under construction around the world, with another 156
projected
and 343 under official consideration.
Greek GDP has been shrinking since the global financial crisis struck in 2008, and it is
projected
to remain deeply negative until 2015-2016.
Using information released by the Fed in March, we have constructed two scenarios: “lift-off” is based on the maximum
projected
interest rates, while “delayed lift-off” is based on the minimum.
The Fed’s
projected
interest-rate hikes to deal with coming inflation would exacerbate this trend.
The result will be further deterioration of America’s net investment position, which the IMF has
projected
will reach -63% of GDP by 2021.
Africa’s population is
projected
to soar from 1.2 billion today to 2.4 billion by 2050.
Europe’s income is
projected
to fall a staggering 4% this year.
Thousands of scientists from more than 100 countries recently reported that there is new and strong evidence that most of the warming observed over the last 50 years is attributable to human activities, and average global temperatures in the twenty-first century are
projected
to increase between 2.5 and 10 degrees Fahrenheit.
A strategy that focuses not only on how the world impacts the EU, but also on how European values and interests can and should be
projected
abroad would provide a rallying cry, a broader mission, and a clear purpose.
But the No side has struggled to find a coherent point of reference and seems to have none of the dynamism and vigor that it
projected
last time.
In any case, the central bank has already
projected
that Brazil’s trade surplus will disappear this year, with a small deficit expected.
Projected
to amount to 5.5% of GDP in 2010, this surplus is not far behind China’s 6.2%.
Finally, resource-intensive developing countries may benefit from strong
projected
relative demand for commodities in the medium term.
Under the current arrangements for the BoE, if inflation moves more than one percentage point away from its target (in either direction), the bank’s governor is obliged to write an open letter to the Chancellor of the Exchequer explaining the deviation and providing a plan to eliminate it, including a
projected
timeline.
Students and their families across Latin America are
projected
to spend $176 billion per year on education between now and 2020 – slightly more than in East Asia.
The reason we have done so well is that annual productivity growth has been higher than Keynes projected: about 1.6% for the UK, and a bit higher for the US.
For 2014, the
projected
growth rates for our three countries were 4.5%-11.3%.
The world needs to increase investment in transportation, power, water, and telecom systems from $2.5 trillion a year to $3.3 trillion every year through 2030 just to support
projected
economic growth, according to new estimates from the McKinsey Global Institute.
By contrast, South Korea has signaled that it will enforce a greenhouse-gas cap that is
projected
to push prices to 20 times the EU level by 2017 – and green-energy investment there is booming.
The good news is that as a result of
projected
increases in demand for goods and services – driven primarily by rising incomes, the growing health-care needs of aging populations, and investment in infrastructure, energy efficiency, and renewables – enough new jobs are likely to be created to offset job losses.
Even assuming a steady inflow of immigrants, the combined workforces of the 28 European Union countries are
projected
to shrink by 12-16 million people over the next 15 years, according to the OECD and the European Commission.
McKinsey & Company estimates that the Indian middle class will grow to 525 million by 2025, 1.5 times the
projected
size of the US middle class.
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