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C). In addition, the greatest growth in both developed and developing economies would be in services and the manufacturing sectors, although there would also be marked growth in agriculture. The simultaneous global economic reforms would result in world income that would be consistently higher by US$13.2 trillion a year by 2020. The change would raise the annual average global income growth rate between ...

C). In addition, the greatest growth in both developed and developing economies would be in services and the manufacturing sectors, although there would also be marked growth in agriculture. The ...

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Average annual growth in GNP, 2005–20 D Reference case With reform High income countries Developing countries World ...
and economic growth in response to changes in total factor productivity. However, the size ...
This is one reason why potential growth rates in total factor productivity are assumed to be much

2020 (projection) | Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE)
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F). As the medium term GDP outlook in the GTEM reference case is also sourced from Penm and Fisher (2004), the treatment of GDP in the two models is identical. Over the full outlook period (2001-02 to 2019-20) the annual growth rate is assumed to average 3.33 per cent. In the last cycle of ABARE’s energy projections, which were published in June 2003, GDP was assumed to grow by an average 3.36 per ...

F). As the medium term GDP outlook in the GTEM reference case is also sourced from Penm and Fisher (2004), the treatment of GDP in the two models is identical. Over the full outlook period (2001-02 to ...

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growth rates are calculated by multiplying the regional elasticities by the annual GDP growth rate. The resulting state and territory level growth rates are reported in table 3. Economic growth rate assumptions F Australia Australia Average e Report ...
Economic growth, by region Annual growth to to to New South Wales a Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia Tasmania Northern Territory Australia a Includes the Australian Capital Territory.

2020 (projection) | Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE)
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Projected annual average growth in emissions, population, output and emissions per person, 1990–2020: Non-Annex I regions, business-as-usual

Projected annual average growth in emissions, population, output and emissions per person, 1990–2020: Non-Annex I regions, business-as-usual

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Projected annual average growth in emissions, population, output and emissions per person, 1990–2020: Non-Annex I regions, business-as-usual Output (GDP) Emissions ...
Brazil and the Rest of America both show large annual average increases ...
Projected annual average change in emissions, 1990–2020: Selected nonAnnex I regions

2020 (projection) | Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE)
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D, the average growth in primary energy consumption projected in the reference case for each state and nationally, along with the assumed economic growth for each state, is reported. Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland are all projected to achieve significant reductions in energy intensity, while only modest reductions are expected in Tasmania and South Australia. In the case of the Northern Territory, ...

D, the average growth in primary energy consumption projected in the reference case for each state and nationally, along with the assumed economic growth for each state, is reported. Victoria, New ...

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of natural gas into that state’s energy mix and largely reflects the low economic growth ...
trend increase in the rate of reduction in energy intensity evident worldwide (see, for example, APERC 2002). A wide range of factors affect changes in aggregate ...
Projected growth in energy consumption and economic output, 2000-01 to 2019-20 D GSP TFEC TPEC New South Wales Western Australia South Australia Northern Territory Victoria Queensland Tasmania Australia National and state energy projections to 2019-20

2020 (projection) | Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE)
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Gross domestic product and population assumptions: average annual growth, 2005–25, reference case

Gross domestic product and population assumptions: average annual growth, 2005–25, reference case

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is economic growth. The gross domestic product (GDP) growth rates used in this study are based ...
of table 2 gross domestic product and population assumptions: average annual growth, 2005–25, reference case GDP population GDP per person 1 Australia ...
and labor supply growth. The gross domestic product growth assumptions used in the study

2025 (projection) | Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE)
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Rather than representing a decoupling between economic growth and energy consumption, this outlook is in step with a gradual, though not insignificant

Rather than representing a decoupling between economic growth and energy consumption, this outlook is in step with a gradual, though not insignificant

www.abareconomics.com/publications_html/energy/energy_03/er03_enprojections.pdf

there is little overall difference. Economic growth over the 1980s and 1990s averaged a little ...
economic growth in Australia converges to a long term trend of 3.5 per cent a year, over the current forecast period to 2019-20 national economic growth is assumed to average 3 ...
Rather than representing a decoupling between economic growth and energy consumption, this outlook is in step with a gradual, though not insignificant, Australian energy consumption, historical and projected C TPEC 2.3 per cent Growth rate 2.6 per cent

Jan 2019 | Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE)
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E. Given that they reflect the possibility of moderate economic growth

E. Given that they reflect the possibility of moderate economic growth

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There is general agreement that average annual demand for roundwood will increase by around 1 per cent a year over the coming decades, but opinions differ on the likely supply side response and the level of price adjustment required to make global

2121 (projection) | Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE)
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Projected annual average growth in emissions, population, output and emissions per person, 1990–2020: Annex I regions, business-as-usual

Projected annual average growth in emissions, population, output and emissions per person, 1990–2020: Annex I regions, business-as-usual

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during the 1990s. The projected annual average growth in emissions from the European Union ...
Projected annual average growth in emissions, population, output and emissions ...
sources. The explanation for Canada’s high projected annual emissions growth lies largely in its high projected population growth rate. For Eastern Europe

2020 (projection) | Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE)
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Projected annual average growth in emissions, population, output and emissions per person, 1990–2020: Annex I regions, business-as-usual

Projected annual average growth in emissions, population, output and emissions per person, 1990–2020: Annex I regions, business-as-usual

www.abareconomics.com/publications_html/climate/archive/97_climatechange.pdf

A Projected annual average growth in emissions, population, output ...
changes on the population growth rate. ...
Output (GDP) Emissions Population a Australia New Zealand United States Canada Japan

2020 (projection) | Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE)
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Contribution of heavy manufacturing to GDP

Contribution of heavy manufacturing to GDP

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they will also have a higher projected per person growth rate. This is because it is assumed in MEGABARE ...
This effect partially offsets the influence of economic growth on emissions. Another key ...
for technological catch up leads to faster output growth in non-Annex I regions. However

2020 (projection) | Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE)
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