Projected
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China has more, but India is ahead in phones per capita, is adding them faster, and is
projected
to overtake China before the end of 2012.
Medicare expenditure – the money spent by the government insurance program for the elderly – is
projected
to soar from 2.6% of GDP currently to 9.2% in 2050, with technology accounting for over 50% of the cost increase.
A $0.52 carbon tax per liter could raise over $50 billion annually for Saudi Arabia, substantially reducing this year’s
projected
budget deficit of $90 billion.
First and foremost, we should hope that synchronized global growth at a rate of just under 4% will continue in 2018, as the International Monetary Fund
projected
in October.
The continent’s youth population is
projected
to double by 2050, to 840 million, and yet Africa’s schools and universities are not producing enough graduates with the technical skills to succeed in the workplace of tomorrow.
And yet this is just a tiny fraction of the number of mini-grid systems (estimated at 100,000 to 200,000 in Africa alone) needed to meet
projected
demand over the next few years.
Given India’s massive
projected
population growth, its leaders must increase agricultural productivity and improve supply management.
It is now more than double that and
projected
to reach 86% in 2026.
The annual budget deficit
projected
for 2026 is 5% of GDP.
By 2026, the
projected
interest on the national debt will equal more than 31% of this revenue, even if interest rates rise as slowly as the CBO projects.
The mandatory programs’ share of GDP, only 4.5% in 1966, is now 13.3% and
projected
to reach 15% in 2026.
Federal taxes now take 18.3% of GDP and are
projected
to remain at that level for the next decade, unless tax rules or rates are changed.
Gradual fiscal consolidation – reducing the
projected
future size of government spending, and hence future tax rates – will have to be at the center of the effort.
The consequence of Tudjman's policies – always
projected
in a harsh, bullying style – led to Croatia's isolation from Europe and America.
By contrast, changes in broadly shared economic assumptions are far more likely to trigger a sell-off, by prompting investors to reassess the likelihood of actually realizing
projected
cash flows.
The US economy’s
projected
2% growth this year, despite a 1.8%-of-GDP cut in government spending, implies real private-sector growth of 3.8%.
Women’s consumer spending is
projected
to reach $28 trillion globally in 2014.
But these economies are
projected
to account for 70% of global sales of manufactured goods (both consumer and industrial products) by 2025.
And yet krill fishing is
projected
to grow.
But the plan was
projected
to depress economic activity even further, and failed to establish an appropriate basis for calculating how much debt restructuring Puerto Rico would need.
Looking ahead, even with the more moderate growth rates
projected
for the future, China’s GDP will grow more rapidly than that of the US or Europe.
The government had budgeted for a large primary surplus (which excludes interest payments), which was
projected
at 4% of GDP.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 and the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 are
projected
to put the deficit above $1 trillion by next year, even as most economists project the unemployment rate to move lower.
The debt ratios for both Ireland and Portugal are expected to peak at about 120% of GDP in 2013, after which they are
projected
to fall.
In late June, the IMF
projected
modest growth, and, at the time of the “bailout” agreement in May 2011, GDP in 2013 was expected to grow by 1.25%.
The UK population is
projected
to surpass 70 million before the end of the next decade, an increase of 3.6 million, or 5.5%, owing to net immigration and a surplus of births over deaths among the newcomers.
American unemployment is
projected
to peak at 9.4% towards the end of 2009 or the beginning of 2010, and is expected to remain above 7% at least until the end of 2011.
Consider improvements in energy efficiency, which could halve
projected
energy demand between now and 2020.
By agreeing to limit the current tax rates for just two years, the tax package reduces the
projected
national debt at the end of the decade (relative to what it would have been with the Obama budget) by some $2 trillion or nearly 10% of GDP in 2020.
The International Monetary Fund expects output in the rest of Sub-Saharan Africa to grow at a rate of close to 5% next year, but South Africa is
projected
to manage little more than 1% growth.
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