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Unresolved boundary issues, squabbles over oil revenues, the ongoing conflict in Darfur, escalating tribal violence in the south and generally weak state capacity across all of Sudan complete a very depressing picture of the state of affairs in Africa's largest country.
They sell off the revenues from tobacco.
Now people estimate it's created about a half a billion dollars, or will create about a half a billion dollars, in tax revenues for the city.
That's seven percent of revenues.
And this is where the revenues are going to come from.
Before we used to just budget on whatever oil we bring in, because oil is the biggest, most revenue-earning sector in the economy: 70 percent of our revenues come from oil.
For reference, fact one: Exxon's revenues in 2005 were a billion dollars a day.
Do you know, they only invested 0.2 percent of revenues in R&D?
Less than one day of Exxon's revenues.
Now music revenues are down by about eight billion dollars a year since Napster first came on the scene.
But total movie revenues across theaters, home video and pay-per-view are up.
And TV, satellite and cable revenues are way up.
Now, while I was at Microsoft, the annual revenues of that company grew larger than the GDP of the Republic of Ghana.
Talk to them about the kind of policies and institutions that are necessary for them to expand a scale and scope of business so that it can collect more tax revenues from them.
Of course, these technologies imply a shifting of cost and revenues between data holders and data subjects, which is why, perhaps, you don't hear more about them.
Education is helping growth and investment, and that's giving budget revenues, which is giving governments more money, which is helping growth through education.
If we assume that the narcos only have access to the wholesale part, which we know is false, that still leaves you with yearly revenues of anywhere between 15 billion and 60 billion dollars.
To put these numbers in perspective, Microsoft has yearly revenues of 60 billion dollars.
But if you ask them if they've heard of Maersk, I doubt you'd get the same response, even though Maersk, which is just one shipping company amongst many, has revenues pretty much on a par with Microsoft.
In 1983, the National Basketball Association signed a groundbreaking agreement making players partners in the league, entitled to shares of ticket revenues and television contracts.
In Egypt remittances are three times the size of revenues from the Suez Canal.
This chart is corporate profit margins going back 40 years as a percentage of revenues, and you can see that we're at a 40-year high of 12.5 percent.
Here's a small but startling example of exactly how we're doing that: this chart shows corporate giving as a percentage of profits, not revenues, over the last 30 years.
But finally, for 25,000 dollars and agreement to pay 10 percent of any revenues we might ever get, they agreed to give me worldwide rights to this drug.
Does the company have a very clear path generating customer revenues?
CA: So you're dependent on fish, both at the local level and for the revenues that the country receives from the global fishing business for tuna, and yet despite that, a few years ago you took a very radical step.
Of course, in this system governments do tax, and they use part of their revenues to fund social programs, recognizing that government's role is not just regulation but also to be arbiter of social goods.
The simple proposal is that we should have some international standards, which will be voluntary, but which would spell out the key decision points that need to be taken in order to harness these resource revenues.
That is the very simple idea that governments should report to their citizens what revenues they have.
No sooner was it proposed than reformers in Nigeria adopted it, pushed it and published the revenues in the paper.
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