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Percent Real Domestic Economic Growth Rate

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Chart 2: Percent Real Domestic Economic Growth Rate ...
After going through two years of sub-par growth real economic growth began a rebound in 2003 led by the agriculture sector (Chart 2).

Jan 2004 | Reserve Bank of Vanuatu – 153 more results from this site
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Key macroeconomic and fiscal assumptions Real GDP growth (percent) Average nominal interest rate on forex debt (percent) Average real interest rate on domestic debt (percent) Real exchange rate depreciation (percent, + indicates depreciation) Inflation rate (GDP deflator, percent) Growth of real primary spending (deflated by GDP deflator, percent) Grant element of new external borrowing (percent) Sources: ...
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Key macroeconomic and fiscal assumptions Real GDP growth (percent) Average nominal interest rate on forex debt (percent) Average real interest rate on domestic debt (percent) Real exchange rate ...

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Key macroeconomic and fiscal assumptions Real GDP growth (percent) Average nominal interest rate on forex debt (percent) Average real interest rate on domestic ...
Inflation rate (GDP deflator, percent) Growth of real primary spending (deflated by GDP

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Nigerian Economic and Market Indicators KEY INDICATORS Gross domestic Product (GDP) at current market price (N’tri) Real GDP growth Rate (%)* Oil sector GDP Growth Rate (%) Non-oil sector GDP growth Rate (%)* Inflation Rate (Year-on-Year) % Inflation Rate (12 Months Ave) % External Debt Stock (US$’bn) Interest paid on Eternal Debt (N’bn) Domestic Debt Stock (N’tri) Interest paid on Domestic Debt Stock ...

Nigerian Economic and Market Indicators KEY INDICATORS Gross domestic Product (GDP) at current market price (N’tri) Real GDP growth Rate (%)* Oil sector GDP Growth Rate (%) Non-oil sector GDP growth ...

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Table 2.2 Nigerian Economic and Market Indicators KEY INDICATORS Gross domestic Product (GDP) at current market price (N’tri) Real GDP growth Rate (%)* Oil sector GDP Growth Rate (%) Non-oil sector GDP growth Rate (%)* Inflation Rate (Year-on-Year ...
Market Association of Nigeria (MMAN) indicates that the Average Prime Lending rate ...
The Average interest rate on savings account stood at 3.54% in March 2008 marginally down from 3.59% as at March 2007 while the average interest rate on Time Deposit (12

Jan 2008 | Blekinge Tekniska H??gskola, BTH
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While the 6.6 percent real GDP growth for FY06 is relatively weaker than the 8.6 percent growth rate for FY05 and falls marginally short of the 7.0 percent annual growth target, this achievement is impressive given the backdrop of relatively poor crop harvests, the losses due to the earthquake, the impact of high oil prices and rising domestic interest rates (Box 2.1).
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While the 6.6 percent real GDP growth for FY06 is relatively weaker than the 8.6 percent growth rate for FY05 and falls marginally short of the 7.0 percent annual growth target, this achievement is ...

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that the country’s long-term growth momentum remains intact, with real GDP growth exceeding 6 percent for the third successive year (see Figure 2.1: Re al GDP Growth Growth T arget Figure 2.1). While the 6.6 percent real GDP growth for FY06 is relatively weaker ...
registered 4.3 percent growth during FY06 against the annual target of 7.2 percent, and considerably below the 9.2 percent growth Figure 2.1: Re al GDP Growth Growth T arget Third ...
sector exhibited a remarkable 8.8 percent growth during FY06, higher than both

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Real Growth in the Turkish Economy: Percentage change in Gross Domestic Product and economic activities at producers’ prices (at 1987 prices). (a) Real GDP growth (percent). (b) Industrial production. (c) Agriculture. (d) Domestic trade. Source: The State Institute of Statistics.

Real Growth in the Turkish Economy: Percentage change in Gross Domestic Product and economic activities at producers’ prices (at 1987 prices). (a) Real GDP growth (percent). (b) Industrial production ...

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The average annual growth rate of real gross domestic product (GDP) was an impressive 5 ...
since then, with two minor and two major recessions. The annual real GDP growth averaged 3.7 percent ...
such as the IMF. Also, the real increase in industrial value added was above the GDP growth

Jan 1987 | TURKISH ECONOMY RESEARCH - TÜRKÝYE EKONOMÝSÝ
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Despite Mexico’s growth in recent years, Mexico’s real gross domestic product per capita has increased by less than 6.8 percent since 1981. I want to emphasize that this growth is not 6.8 percent per year. It is 6.8 percent for the entire period. This compares with 30000 a 48 percent increase over the same period in the 25000 United States. Latin American countries in general suffer higher economic ...

Despite Mexico’s growth in recent years, Mexico’s real gross domestic product per capita has increased by less than 6.8 percent since 1981. I want to emphasize that this growth is not 6.8 percent per ...

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The third indicator of exchange rate pressure is growth in real government ...
before a devaluation. In the year 2000, real government expenditures growth has again ...
even though Mexico’s real exchange rate has appreciated. And, again, recall

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Selected Economic Data for 2007, 2008, and 2009 United States Real gross domestic product (2000 CW* $, percent change) Personal consumption expenditures Gross private domestic investment Government purchases of goods and services GDP deflator (2000=100, percent change) GDP (current dollar, percent change) Federal funds rate (percent) Personal income (percent change) Corporate profits before taxes (percent ...

Selected Economic Data for 2007, 2008, and 2009 United States Real gross domestic product (2000 CW* $, percent change) Personal consumption expenditures Gross private domestic investment Government ...

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Real gross domestic product (2000 CW* $, percent change) Personal consumption ...
but economic growth should start to pick up in late 2008 (Figure ECO-03). ...
Federal funds rate (percent) Personal income (percent change) Corporate profits before

Jan 2009 | West Hills Community College District
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Economic activity and sluggish domestic demand in Western Europe, exports from this region experienced a strong rise, however primarily due to exchange rate movements and thus TOT effects. With less than one percent, real export growth in Western Europe remained considerably below nominal growth of more than 16 %.

Economic activity and sluggish domestic demand in Western Europe, exports from this region experienced a strong rise, however primarily due to exchange rate movements and thus TOT effects. With less ...

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The comparably weak growth rates in world trade during 2001 and 2002 ...
moderate rates in the medium to long term. The early upswing in trade flows in 2002 took place in a difficult global environment: Economic activity was depressed and global ...
World Trade value change to previous year in % 20031) Exports World USA EU Euro-zone Japan China OECD developing countries Imports World USA EU Euro area Japan China OECD developing countries 1) Estimate, based on the first three quarters 2003

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The required deficit reduction for given GDP growth rates. At a growth rate of 3 percent, it takes an inflation rate target of above 10 percent, for the actual deficit to be consistent with the inflation target. While, at 9 percent GDP growth, the economy is able to accommodate higher real deficits and stay in line with the macroeconomic target. Thus the negative effects of the deficit on the economy ...
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The required deficit reduction for given GDP growth rates. At a growth rate of 3 percent, it takes an inflation rate target of above 10 percent, for the actual deficit to be consistent with the ...

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the domestic debt which has accumulated at an unsustainable rate, thus, increasing the domestic real interest rates. Issuing domestic debt at such a high real interest rates ...
4.4 The Impact of GDP Growth The greater is GDP growth, the greater the debt that can ...
Table 4: Impact of GDP Growth FINANCEABLE DEFICIT(% of GDP) 6% GDP Growth 3% GDP Growth Inflation (%) 9 %GDP Growth Actual Deficit

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Contributions to Percent Change in Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Real GDP Growth*

Contributions to Percent Change in Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Real GDP Growth*

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of capital relative to labor. Real GDP growth surged to an estimated 5.0% annual rate ...
and the direction of the economy over the near term. Real growth needs to be sustained at a rate higher than that of the growth of productivity (output per person hour) long enough ...
Contributions to Percent Change in Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Real GDP Growth* (in percent, quarterly 2003-2004) Personal consumption Government Inventories Fixed investment Net exports GDP growth 1Q03 2Q03 Source: Bureau of Economic

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