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GDP in Guangxi 2001–2025: Actual values (solid line), Low (green line) and High (red line) scenarios. For illustration, a trend line (exponential function with a compound growth rate of 14.8 percent per year, which corresponds to the average annual growth between 2001 and 2005; dashed black line) is added to the graph and extrapolated to 2025.
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GDP in Guangxi 2001–2025: Actual values (solid line), Low (green line) and High (red line) scenarios. For illustration, a trend line (exponential function with a compound growth rate of 14.8 percent ...

www.adb.org/Documents/Events/2007/Second-Regional-Consultation-GMS/Interim-Report.pdf

by provinces, but they do not give GDP in constant Yuan (or US dollars). What comes closest is the series ‘GDP growth at comparable prices’ of the Statistical Yearbooks, but we believe that using those leads to unrealistically high growth rates. In its place we therefore ...
Billion US$(2000) Actual Low High Trend

2025 (projection) | Asian Development Bank (ADB) – 9 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.adb.org/Documents/Events/2007/Second-Regional-Consultation-GMS/Interim-Report.pdf
The energy intensity of GDP and the y-axis is the emission intensity of energy. Light curves are isoquants for a given (constant) carbon intensity of GDP. Each point on one of these curves gives a combination of emission intensity of energy and energy intensity of GDP that results in the same level of emission intensity of GDP; i.e. an economy can achieve a

The energy intensity of GDP and the y-axis is the emission intensity of energy. Light curves are isoquants for a given (constant) carbon intensity of GDP. Each point on one of these curves gives a ...

web.mit.edu/ceepr/www/publications/jp-pubsabstracts/Reports/JPRep70+RPR03-13.pdf

in EPPA and that rate of growth of GDP applied to these models did not affect emissions intensity. In reality, if higher GDP growth were actually imposed ...
to the Kyoto commitment if we assume GDP growth in the EPPA-EU reference (see Table

Jan 2020 | MIT
Original Url: http://web.mit.edu/ceepr/www/publications/jp-pubsabstracts/Reports/JPRep70+RPR03-13.pdf
Although the recent trend has been influenced by the high energy prices, the economy shows a worrisome pattern: in the last 50 years the non-energy tradable sector’s share of GDP has been constantly shrinking, which means that the economy is more and more energy-dependent, increasing the risks of energy price shocks to the entire economy. In spite of the Government’s stated intention to diversify the ...

Although the recent trend has been influenced by the high energy prices, the economy shows a worrisome pattern: in the last 50 years the non-energy tradable sector’s share of GDP has been constantly ...

www.iadb.org/intal/intalcdi/PE/2010/04542.pdf

accounts for 29 out of the 51 points of the accumulated growth rate between 2002 ...
growing at an average rate of 7.7 percent per annum, as shown in Figure 1, but this growth has been very unbalanced: it is led by the energy sector, which accounts

Jan 2020 | Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo
Original Url: http://www.iadb.org/intal/intalcdi/PE/2010/04542.pdf
Percentage share in total IFDI. This line is now reported as “other capital”. IMF WEO (April 2012) data on US$ GDP are available at: http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2012/01/weodata/download.aspx and average exchange rate data was calculated using the same data bank. Data on GDP real growth calculated using BCU data on GDP at constant 2005 prices available at: http://www.bcu.gub.uy/Estadisticas-e-Indicadores/Cuentas%20Nacionales/1trim2012/presentacion05.htm. ...

Percentage share in total IFDI. This line is now reported as “other capital”. IMF WEO (April 2012) data on US$ GDP are available at: 2012/01/weodata/download. ...

www.vcc.columbia.edu/files/vale/content/Profiles-_Uruguay_IFDI_FINAL_26_AUGUST_2012_-_FINAL.pdf

c Memorandum: GDP and exchange rates GDP (US$ billion) Real GDP growth (%) (81, 0) (32 ...
7) (53.6) (5.0) (15.5) (57.1) (46.8) (33.7) (25.7) (5.0) (0.1) d Exchange rate e Inward FDI (% of GDP)

2101 (projection) | Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment
Original Url: http://www.vcc.columbia.edu/files/vale/content/Profiles-_Uruguay_IFDI_FINAL_26_AUGUST_2012_-_FINAL.pdf
Connected with the fact that increase in living standards is influenced not only by the variables included into equation 1, but also by many other factors. Among those are energy costs, peculiarities of taxation, level of corruption, and political risks. Thus, if the GDP per capita in constant prices will increase less than by 80% between 2010 and 2028, it will not be a result of poor demographic situation, ...
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Connected with the fact that increase in living standards is influenced not only by the variables included into equation 1, but also by many other factors. Among those are energy costs, peculiarities ...

mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/36945/3/MPRA_paper_36945.pdf

development, and economic growth: NMR C, T = –57, 6 + 0, 216*REDWALM + 6, 65*EGM + εC, T ; R2=0 ...
– economic growth, %, annual average for the period; the digits in brackets ...
An actual question within this context is: Could the net migration in Russia

2028 (projection) | mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de – 5 more results from this site
Original Url: http://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/36945/3/MPRA_paper_36945.pdf
That the GDP growth will not be able to match this national debt growth and the ratio of national debt : GDP will increase to 0.75103 (the national debt will be 75.103% of the value of the nation). Therefore, this financial plan will have severe detrimental effects on the national economy. It can be extrapolated that if this trend continues until 2040, the national debt will be greater than the GDP. ...

That the GDP growth will not be able to match this national debt growth and the ratio of national debt : GDP will increase to 0.75103 (the national debt will be 75.103% of the value of the nation). ...

users.wpi.edu/~bdavidson/36hour.pdf

from 2009-2017, the national debt will increase at an increasing rate. It can be seen ...
to GDP vs. Time Analyzing Financial plan 2 In this model, all the inputs are based on trends of current financial activities, the only difference being

2040 (projection) | Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI)
Original Url: http://users.wpi.edu/~bdavidson/36hour.pdf
Projected world economic growth outside the EU-25 (GDP in market prices)
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Projected world economic growth outside the EU-25 (GDP in market prices)

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Source: EUROSTAT As for world economic growth, the rate is expected to decline ...
scales: from economic growth dynamics at the global level or demographic trends ...
below the world average for some years. Economic growth in Europe, however

2024 (projection) | ZALF – 3 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.zalf.de/home_ip-sensor/products/SENSOR_Newsletter3_06final.pdf
Real GDP Growth Rate
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Real GDP Growth Rate

www.pancanal.com/esp/plan/estudios/0303-08.pdf

GDP growth trends down over time due to demographic changes and lower savings rates ...
higher interest rates and higher oil prices has a significant negative impact on Japan: the average annual growth rate of real GDP through 2025 is only 1 ...
Real GDP Growth Rate Worst Case Baseline

2025 (projection) | The Panama Canal - El Canal de Panamá - www.PanCanal.com – 6 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.pancanal.com/esp/plan/estudios/0303-08.pdf
GDP and labour productivity growth at constant prices
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GDP and labour productivity growth at constant prices

ec.europa.eu/economy_finance/sgp/pdf/20_scps/2006-07/01_programme/2007-01-12_lv_cp_en.pdf

GDP Productivity Chart 15. GDP and labour productivity growth at constant prices ...
In the last years, Latvia’s economy has achieved high growth rates driven ...
will start to exert an adverse impact on growth already from 2013, the average GDP growth

2050 (projection) | EUROPA - European Commission – 16 more results from this site
Original Url: http://ec.europa.eu/economy_finance/sgp/pdf/20_scps/2006-07/01_programme/2007-01-12_lv_cp_en.pdf
The projected short-term annual growth rates in potential and actual GDP through the years 2005-2010. The short run implications to our economy show us that a greater reduction in emissions results in a greater loss to both potential and actual GDP. Although the decline in percent growth rate of GDP is somewhat severe in the short-run, the long-term effect is a stabilization and return to the norm. ...

The projected short-term annual growth rates in potential and actual GDP through the years 2005-2010. The short run implications to our economy show us that a greater reduction in emissions results in ...

www.okcu.edu/english/stellar2008.pdf

of the adoption of the Kyoto Accord on percent growth rate will remain consistent with our current growth rate (Refer to Table 1.4). From a purely capitalistic stance, there is no additional economic growth, however the purpose of the Kyoto Accord wasn’t to aide

Jan 2020 | Oklahoma City University
Original Url: http://www.okcu.edu/english/stellar2008.pdf
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