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Nominal Growth. The debt ratio is also sensitive to lower growth in nominal output. Beyond the indirect challenge that weaker growth would have on the primary effort, a sustained lower rate of growth by 1 percentage point increases public debt in 2020 by 10 percentage points of GDP.
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Nominal Growth. The debt ratio is also sensitive to lower growth in nominal output. Beyond the indirect challenge that weaker growth would have on the primary effort, a sustained lower rate of growth ...

www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/scr/2013/cr13154.pdf

to adjust GREECE through recessionary channels—resulting in a lower output path ...
in interest rates could arise either from a change in the rate charged by the EFSF ...
In this scenario, debt would peak near 180 percent of GDP but would remain higher for longer

2020 (projection) | IMF -- International Monetary Fund – 415 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/scr/2013/cr13154.pdf
Reports baseline growth trajectories for GDP and carbon emissions. There is significant GDP growth in all model regions over the twenty year horizon, but the fastest growth occurs in the developing world. China quadruples its output; the Former Soviet Union and the Rest of World region both more than double output. Regional differences in per capita GDP growth are less pronounced but roughly mirror the ...

Reports baseline growth trajectories for GDP and carbon emissions. There is significant GDP growth in all model regions over the twenty year horizon, but the fastest growth occurs in the developing ...

www.wiwi.hu-berlin.de/organisation/Forschung/coalitions.pdf

of total output in billions $1998 Carbon per capita in tons per person Carbon per GDP in grams per $1998 %∆ — Equivalent constant annual growth rate ...
The GTAP5 trade and production database provides the base year data with which we calibrate the production and utility functions that describe the general equilibrium ...
units together with economic accounts of regional production, consumption

2020 (projection) | Wirtschaftswissenschaften — Wirtschaftswissenschaftliche Fakultaet
Original Url: http://www.wiwi.hu-berlin.de/organisation/Forschung/coalitions.pdf
Average wage rates by region, 1999–2006 Average annual wage rates for agriculture, manufacturing, construction and finance, 1978–2004 Average GDP growth rate in 1992–2004 by different sources Changes in GDP structure, 2004 Estimation result: Prais-Winsten Regression AR(1) Sources of TFP growth, 1952–2005 Oil production and consumption in China, 1990–2020 The saving rate of Japan and the ‘small dragons’, ...

Average wage rates by region, 1999–2006 Average annual wage rates for agriculture, manufacturing, construction and finance, 1978–2004 Average GDP growth rate in 1992–2004 by different sources Changes ...

epress.anu.edu.au/china/pdf/china-whole.pdf

Tables 2.1 Average wage rates by region, 1999–2006 Average annual wage rates for agriculture, manufacturing, construction and finance, 1978–2004 Average GDP growth rate ...
Prais-Winsten Regression AR(1) Sources of TFP growth, 1952–2005 Oil production ...
under different retirement age assumptions 9.1 GDP and employment growth in China, 1991–2005 9

2020 (projection) | E Press - Australian National University
Original Url: http://epress.anu.edu.au/china/pdf/china-whole.pdf
Scenario 1: “business as usual”. Electricity. The economic growth and the oil intensity trend of past decades continue. Electric cars and biofuels with high policies. Moderate growth of renewable electricity (8%). Left: demand and total production of electricity (renewable and non‐renewable). Electricity for EV is the demand of the electric vehicles (this is also ...

Scenario 1: “business as usual”. Electricity. The economic growth and the oil intensity trend of past decades continue. Electric cars and biofuels with high policies. Moderate growth of renewable ...

www.eis.uva.es/energiasostenible/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/AAManuscript_Mediavilla_2013.pdf

growth of renewable electricity (8%). Left: demand and total production ...
9 (left), the demand of electricity and the offer (production) can be seen. They meet until approximately 2020. In Figure 9 (right), the electricity production ...
with the economic growth of previous decades. In present and coming decades, some very significant

2020 (projection) | www.eis.uva.es
Original Url: http://www.eis.uva.es/energiasostenible/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/AAManuscript_Mediavilla_2013.pdf
A production rate of a nonrenewable resource must go through a peak and decline to zero. A production rate of a renewable resource must stabilize at the maximum production capacity of the ecosystems that support the renewing of that resource. An exponential production rate (as in annual growth of the U.S. GDP) is without bounds and, therefore, non-physical after passage of enough time.

A production rate of a nonrenewable resource must go through a peak and decline to zero. A production rate of a renewable resource must stabilize at the maximum production capacity of the ecosystems ...

petroleum.berkeley.edu/patzek/ce24/Spring2005/Materials/CE24Handout02.pdf

Nonrenewable Renewable Exponential Production Rate Calendar Years

2050 (projection) | petroleum.berkeley.edu
Original Url: http://petroleum.berkeley.edu/patzek/ce24/Spring2005/Materials/CE24Handout02.pdf
China’s GDP and Cement Production Assumptions in the Analysis14 Year Annual growth rate/% GDP/billion yuan Production/billion ton

China’s GDP and Cement Production Assumptions in the Analysis14 Year Annual growth rate/% GDP/billion yuan Production/billion ton

www.ccap.org/docs/resources/694/China%20Cement%20Sector%20Case%20Study.pdf

3-1. Table 3-1 China’s GDP and Cement Production Assumptions in the Analysis14 Year Annual growth rate/% GDP/billion yuan Production/billion ton ...
of the relationship between cement production and GDP, here we apply the elastic coefficient is 1.0), see Table 3-1. The projection trend is shown in Figure 3-1. ...
of the relationship between cement production and GDP, here we apply

2025 (projection) | CCAP
Original Url: http://www.ccap.org/docs/resources/694/China%20Cement%20Sector%20Case%20Study.pdf
At face value, its production would grow at an annualised rate of 8% per annum from 2007 to 2010, slowing to 4.8% per annum through to 2015 before collapsing back to just 1.01% per annum growth to 2020. If this were the case, then either its economic growth rate would collapse, or its imports would have to soar. Realistically the picture is likely to be dramatically worse as the only way its coal production ...

At face value, its production would grow at an annualised rate of 8% per annum from 2007 to 2010, slowing to 4.8% per annum through to 2015 before collapsing back to just 1.01% per annum growth to ...

www.royaldutchshellgroup.com/images/The%20Right%20Game.pdf

and consumer of coal, equating to about 40% of world production. It produces more ...
forecast for Chinese coal production is for a peak of about 2.5bn tons per annum around ...
’s Ministry of Land and Resources on the 8th January 2009 is for production to rise to 3

2020 (projection) | Royal Dutch Shell Group .com
Original Url: http://www.royaldutchshellgroup.com/images/The%20Right%20Game.pdf
M, results from high and low economic growth scenarios are presented. Compared with the reference case, the high (low) growth scenario assumes 10 per cent higher (lower) growth in GDP and industrial production between 2005-06 and 2029-30. The growth rate of primary energy consumption is projected to vary between 1.7 per cent a year and 2.2 per cent a year. The additional energy consumed over the entire ...

M, results from high and low economic growth scenarios are presented. Compared with the reference case, the high (low) growth scenario assumes 10 per cent higher (lower) growth in GDP and industrial ...

www.abare.gov.au/publications_html/energy/energy_05/er05_energy_projections.pdf

economic growth during the 1990s slowed the rate of decline. In the medium term, growth ...
the 1960s, energy use grew by 5.0 per cent a year. This growth rate fell to 3 ...
The outlook for Australia’s economic growth is subject to considerable uncertainty

2030 (projection) | Welcome to abare.gov.au
Original Url: http://www.abare.gov.au/publications_html/energy/energy_05/er05_energy_projections.pdf
Looks at the domestic growth rates of sectors in the South African economy under the three Scenarios 1A, 1B, and 1C. With the (assumed) underlying GDP growth rates of 3.0%, 2.8%, and 2.8% respectively for the three periods ending from 2004 to 2020 (see Table 3.2, repeated in the first row of Table 3.14) we can see that the growth rates of sectoral outputs are also mostly around these ‘underlying’ figures. ...

Looks at the domestic growth rates of sectors in the South African economy under the three Scenarios 1A, 1B, and 1C. With the (assumed) underlying GDP growth rates of 3.0%, 2.8%, and 2.8% respectively ...

www.erc.uct.ac.za/Research/publications/09Joosteetal-Response_Measures.pdf

and trade Domestic microeconomic impacts on South Africa The rates of growth of employment for skilled and unskilled labour are also slightly higher than GDP growth rates, while that of capital is slightly lower. This reflects two conflicting trends

2020 (projection) | erc
Original Url: http://www.erc.uct.ac.za/Research/publications/09Joosteetal-Response_Measures.pdf
Output losses as percentage of GDP, level (potential growth computed as the average over a crisis period)

Output losses as percentage of GDP, level (potential growth computed as the average over a crisis period)

www.ucy.ac.cy/erc/documents/Publications/DOP_7-13.pdf

Table A6: Output losses as percentage of GDP, level (potential growth computed as the average over a crisis period) Potential: 1.80% (2009-2011) Potential: 2.30 (2005-2011) Scenario A B EC A B EC Average 2012-2014 Average 2012-2020 ...
and the corresponding p-value is shown in square brackets. A3. Output loss Potential: 1.80% (2009 ...
before the beginning of the crisis period) 1 by assuming a discount rate

2020 (projection) | University of Cyprus
Original Url: http://www.ucy.ac.cy/erc/documents/Publications/DOP_7-13.pdf
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