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| | | ... crisis. And this, my friends, is estimated to lop off another four percentage points off the growth of their already receding GDP. Woe to China -- its exports would slow by more, if not altogether collapse. Woe to Asia - its trade with China (and to ... |
| | | | ... (from 7.3%) next year. Again, this largely owes to downward revisions to China's growth outlook. The ADB now expects Chinese GDP to grow by only 7.7% this year (from 8.5%) and 8.1% (from 8.7%) in 2013 - and of course, the recession and debt crisis in ... |
| | | | ... possible" in the absence of retrenchments. "We're not a highly productive economy, our net foreign liabilities as a percentage of GDP are very high in the world, they're not low and we have this persistent current account deficit," Murray said. "In short ... |
| | | | ... evaluate weightings with a rear-view approach, he said. An alternative analysis which excludes the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) contribution of state companies, to determine residual GDP is a better approach, he said. "In compiling our alternative index ... |
| | | | ... Spain would miss its budget targets - yes, target with an s. According to WSJ, it re-stated it 2011 budget deficit to 9.44% of GDP from 8.96% and the 2012 budget shortfall is now estimated to be 7.4% of GDP (more than the 6.3% target promised to the ... |
| | | | ... Ole! 'Twas lucky the Spanish news came when it did. It was able to drown the bad news out of America - US second quarter real GDP growth was revised lower to an annualised rate of 1.3% from the previous estimate of 1.7% and durable goods orders (a leading ... |
| | | | ... have pension systems that relative to their GDPs are the biggest in the world. Australia's superannuation system at 93% of GDP is the fourth largest. The strong performance from Australia's pension funds vindicates the radically different investment ... |
| | | | ... Spain's largest region and the most indebted. According to 'Business Insider', Catalonia accounts for "18.7% of Spain's total GDP" with "total debts of 42 billion euros" that "are worth nearly 4 percent of the entire country's economic output" and Catalan ... |
| | | | ... tax expenditures it means the superannuation system is costing the Australian nation $47bn per year, which is about 4% of GDP or more than twice the national defence budget. "Workplace fund total expense ratios (TER) were found to average 1.38%, personal ... |
| | | | ... negotiations fail to "lead to specific policies that produce a stabilization and then downward trend in the ratio of federal debt to GDP over the medium term". Yes folks, Moody's is warning about the coming "fiscal cliff". Yeah, yeah, sure, sure. I don't ... |
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