Table I.3a. Sensitivity Analysis--Rate of Return (ROR) on Additional GovernmentSpending (Annual percentage change, unless otherwise specified) ROR = 15 percent Real GDP growth Real exchange rate (appreciation +) Export 1/ Imports 1/ External ... 1/ Percentage change of exports and imports of goods and services as measured in U.S. dollars. 2/ Reflects net domestic financing in the baseline scenario ... 3/ Including MDRI assistance. 1/ Percentage change of exports and imports of goods
Spending (Annual percentage change, unless otherwise specified) Share of demand met ... =0% Real GDP growth Real exchange rate (appreciation +) Export 1/ Imports 1/ External ... , Health=90%, Education=75% Real GDP growth Real exchange rate (appreciation +) Export
Spending (Annual percentage change, unless otherwise specified) Import content: Infrastructure=60%, Health=30%, Education=5% Real GDP growth Real exchange rate (appreciation ... , Education=0% Real GDP growth Real exchange rate (appreciation +) Export 1/ Imports ... 1/ Percentage change of exports and imports of goods and services as measured in U.S. dollars. 1/ Percentage change of exports and imports of goods and services as measured in U.S. dollars.
3 percent of GDP). For projections, this line includes exchange ratechanges. 6/ Defined ... Inflation rate (GDP deflator, percent) Growth of real primary spending (deflated by GDP ... (Percent of GDP, unless otherwise indicated) Sources: 1/ General government gross debt
ratechanges. 6/ Defined as general government deficit, plus amortization of medium ... rate of GDP deflator; g = real GDP growthrate; a = share of foreign-currency ... 7/ The key variables include real GDP growth; real interest rate; and primary balance
includes exchange ratechanges. 6/ Defined as general government deficit, plus ... = growth rate of GDP deflator; g = real GDP growthrate; = share of foreign-currency ... of previous period. 7/ The key variables include real GDP growth; real interest rate
General government debt (in percent of GDP) ... of GDP through 2020, and reduction in financing needs of €1.4 billion); (ii) Greece ... in their investment portfolio (in an amount sufficient to reduce debt-toGDP in 2020 by 1
by the IMF and the World Bank confirms that Guinea’s external debt will remain Government revenue unsustainable until it benefits from Governmentexpenditure the HIPC ... unless otherwise indicated) Real GDP (% change) GDP deflator (% change) Overall ... exchange rate. The staff and the authorities concurred that successful implementation
reconstruction spending, in percentage points of GDP) Staff Estimates of Authorities' Current Plan Adjustment Options Consumption tax rate (In percent, currently at 5 percent) Corporate tax rate (In percent, currently at 35 percent) 1/ Fiscal consolidation ... against significant downside risks. In such a case, acceleration or a change ... increases in the consumption tax rate should proceed as planned. However, if activity
immigration is projected to add 1.4 percent of GDP to the increase in aging related spending over 2011–60. Roughly speaking, therefore, an increase in annual immigration ... of GDP. In contrast, however, an analysis of the benefits of immigration carried ... Baseline High life expectancy (1 year) Zero migration Higher employment rate (+1pp) Higher employment rate for older workers (+5pp) Higher labor productivity