Table 2.3 GDP growth, annual averages 2006-2040 by region Cosy at Home Adventuring the World EU27 EU-15 EU-12 Rest OECD Asia Rest of the World World Source: WorldScan. ... tradeliberalisation rounds and increasing capital mobility. Economic growth is high in Adventuring ... productivity in the Rest of the World is much lower than in these catching-up regions
employed (end of year) Land Area Arable land (Regularly cultivated) RegionalGDP Primary sector Secondary sector Within which: industry Tertiary sector Per capitaregionalGDP Local telephone subscriber Telephone subscribers rural area Mobite phone ... features of city region of Pearl River Delta and its Industrial Performance and main drivers. 1.Main drivers of Industrial Performance of city-region of Pearl River Delta and some basic informations. The rapid growth of city-region of Pearl River Delta ... asia, china, europe, united states
gap 1.3 US commercial banks: credit quality of commercial and industrial loans 21 ... banks in emerging regions 28 1.9 US six-month TED spread 1.10 US commercial paper 1.11 US long-term government bond yields and long-term nominal GDP growth expectations ... eu, turkey, united states
a) GDP growth (%/yr) Tail (c) LAM (scenario B1) GDP per capita (1990US$) c) Argentina GDP growth (%/yr) Bahamas ... An example for a typical result from the model for the region LAM ... panel (a) gives the approximation of the regional trend using the functional form of Type I. The upper right panel (b) shows the present income and GDP growth rates
Table 8.1 GDP per capita (PPP) in the normative scenario relative to base case ... to economic growth for the region in the normative scenario is 0.18 percent (the normative scenario’s impact on GDP per capita for Africa in Table 8.1 is so much greater ... Normative Scenario Relative to Base Case Arab States Central & Eastern Europe Central Asia East Asia & Pacific (Poor) Latin America & Caribbean South and West Asia Sub-Saharan Africa North America and Europe East Asia & Pacific (Rich) World
Figure 6. Ratio of Vehicle Purchase Price and GDP per capita for the period 1981-2006 in the USA (Historical) and for the WITCH base scenario in the period ... y = -0.1985x + 1.7133 Ratio of Purchase Price and GDP per capita y = -0.1080x + 1 ... and endogenous technical change scenarios. Within the exogenous scenario
A 5-fold gap had emerged between the per capita income of the two groups. The per capita income spread within the West was very much smaller (2:1) than in the rest ... Table 1: Levels of per capitaGDP, 1–2030 AD (1990 international Geary-Khamis dollars) WesternEurope US OtherWesternoffshoots* West China India Japan OtherAsia LatinAmerica EasternEurope&FormerUSSR Africa Rest World Inter-regionalSpread West ... Angus Maddison 1000, the West had a lower per capita income than the rest
The divergence of average per capita income between countries within the Rich group was much ... Table 1 Levels of per CapitaGDP, 1000-2030 AD (1990 international dollars) Western Europe USA Other W. Offshoots Japan Rich China India Other Asia Latin America E. Europe & f. USSR Africa Rest World Interregional Spread Rich/Rest Spread 1.2:1 0 ... From the year 1000 to 1820, world economic growth was predominantly extensive. Most of the GDP increase went to accommodate a fourfold increase in population
africa, europe, region, south asia, united states ... . This movement is particularly remarkable for regions such as South, East and South-East Asia ... macroeconomic evolution. As elderly people consume their savings, regions such as Europe
Figure 1.3 Past and projected GDP per capita growth by region Percentage per annum East Asia and the Pacific Sub-Saharan Middle East Africa and North Africa Latin America and the Caribbean Developed economies Developing economies South Asia OECD ... east africa, east asia, north africa, oecd, region, south asia, united states ... (2006) projects that GDP growth in developing countries will accelerate in coming