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These results exceed the goal established by China’s 12th Five-Year Plan, which
projected
that power generating capacity based on non-fossil-fuel sources would account for approximately 30% of the country’s electricity system by 2015.
For countries that are following agreed reform programs, the ECB should commit itself to bringing down interest rates to levels compatible with
projected
inflation and growth rates, and announce how long (say, nine months) this will continue.
The forecast was for world GDP to grow at about 4.5% annually until 2015, which is slightly higher than the pace during the pre-crisis decade, while the average annual inflation rate was
projected
to be lower, at 2.9%.
In 2008, the UN
projected
the world’s population reaching 9.1 billion by 2050 and peaking at about ten billion by 2100.
While the combined population of East and Southeast Asia, the Americas, and Europe is
projected
to rise just 12% by 2050 and then start falling, sub-Saharan Africa’s population could rise from 960 million today to 2.1 billion by 2050 and almost four billion by 2100.
Rapid population growth is
projected
to put it among the world’s ten most populous states by mid-century.
By 2035, shale gas is
projected
to account for roughly one-half of total US energy production.
This year’s
projected
deficits (as a share of GDP) are estimated to be a remarkable 13.5% for the United States, twice the previous record at the depth of the horrific early 1980’s recession.
The world’s population now stands at seven billion and is
projected
to reach 9.3 billion by 2050.
But that indicator is
projected
to plummet to 1.36 by 2050, posing a threat to the sizable demographic dividend that these countries have enjoyed in recent decades.
Despite the slowdown in the growth of per capita health-care costs in recent years, the Medicare trust fund is
projected
to be depleted by 2029, and the Social Security trust fund by 2034.
Venezuela has defaulted on PDVSA’s suppliers, contractors, and joint-venture partners, causing oil exports to fall by 45% relative to 1997 and production to amount to about half what the 2005 plan had
projected
for 2012.
With public debt rising very rapidly, and in some countries
projected
to exceed 100% of GDP, governments will not be in a position to take up the slack.
Overall public debt, to which each year’s deficit adds another hefty dollop, is
projected
to exceed 100% of GDP in 2011, up from around 40% in the late 1970’s.
Hostility to immigration and economic protectionism, already visible, can be
projected
to increase.
Siegel himself recently
projected
only a 6% average real return for US stocks over the next four decades.
Without changes in prevention and control, deaths from cervical cancer worldwide are
projected
to rise almost two-fold by 2030, to more than 430,000 per year.
The IMF initially
projected
that Greece’s real (inflation-adjusted) GDP would contract by around 5% over the 2010-2011 period, stabilize in 2012, and grow thereafter.
Latvia is already
projected
to lower its emissions by 46% by that date, even without implementing any additional CO2 reduction policies.
Indeed, the new EU members are
projected
to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by at least 21% by 2010.
Old EU members also have a collective Kyoto target of lowering their CO2 emissions by 8% by 2010, but they are
projected
to achieve a mere 4.6% reduction.
As a result, there were 50 million more working poor in 2011 than
projected
by pre-crisis trends for 2002-2007.
As these debates fill the air in finance ministries and economics departments around the globe, India continues its steady GDP growth, now
projected
to reach 9.4% this year.
The primary reason for the
projected
slowdown is the decrease in employment relative to the population, which reflects the aging of American society, a lower birth rate, and a decelerating rise in women’s participation in the labor force.
But this vibrant and economically progressive city – which Foreign Policy and the McKinsey Global Institute ranked last year as the world’s 13th most dynamic city, based on its
projected
GDP increase from 2010 to 2025 – embodies China’s quest for a high-value-added, high-income economy.
Thus, International Monetary Fund monitors who visit Iran twice a year have
projected
6.6% growth for the 2016-2017 fiscal year, but only half that for the 2017-2018 fiscal year.
Employment in fisheries in many countries is
projected
to grow again over the coming decades as depleted stocks recover.
And, as the Harvard Business Review recently noted, the
projected
cost rises with each new study.
The total cost of construction and maintenance is
projected
to be $919 million.
That is why Aurora Energy Research recently
projected
a significant decline in electricity prices for the next three decades.
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