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| | ... growth and consumption. "On the economic side, when countries are poor, their savings rates are high. However once GDP per capita rises into the range between US$3,000 to US$10,000, savings rates decline and consumption becomes a larger portion of GDP," ... |
| | | ... currently enjoying the so-called demographic dividend which is estimated to contribute more than 1% to average annual per capita GDP growth in 1981-2010, according the to the ADB," they wrote. Mandiri Investasi expects that, based on United Nations estimates ... |
| | | ... the history of developing nations becoming developed, we find that income levels typically settle at around US$30,000 per capita in modern day terms," said Yuen. "Most of the emerging Asian economies like China, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and ... |
| | | ... considered to have the most diversified economy among the Arab states even though this diversity has been unable to lift its per capita GDP beyond about $6,000 or one-fifth that of Saudi Arabia, explaining why only 0.1 per cent of Egyptians pay income ... |
| | | ... and Credit Reform Association, Consumer Credit Legal Centre (NSW), Council of Small Business of Australia (COSBOA), Per Capita and The Australia Institute as members. The association said it intends to improve the functioning of Australia's financial ... |
| | | ... the country's Gross Domestic Product would have been 1.8 per cent lower in June 2008 without the super system. On a per capita basis, without superannuation, individuals on average would have been worse off in 2008 by around $930 a year, or almost $2,400 ... |
| | | ... by the Allen Consulting Group, which was commissioned by the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia. On a per capita basis, without superannuation, individuals on average would have been worse off in 2008 by around $930 a year, or almost $2,400 ... |
| | | ... adult Australians continue to own shares - ranking Australia among the leading share owning nations in the world on a per capita basis. And while the total ownership level has declined from 46 per cent when the study was last conducted in 2006, following ... |
| | | ... the market at some stage. Internationally, Australia ranks among the leading share-owning nations in the world on a per capita basis, notes the ASX. Only the US, with 45 per cent of share ownership among households, outranks Australia. |
| | | ... Schroders. For example, Qatar is predicted to replace Luxembourg this year as the country with the highest GDP (nominal) per capita in the world. Finally, Gentilini said the funds stand to benefit from the region's investment liquidity profile. The United ... |
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