This was due to appreciable growth in income for all three sources regular resources and other resources for regular and emergency situations.

When the increase in other resources is combined with regular resources, the anticipated outcome is an overall increase of approximately 24 per cent.

These changes do not directly induce economic growth, but they increase the economy s potential or long run income. Growth itself occurs as the economy begins to converge to this higher level of long run income.

A projected 9.5 per cent increase in income from regular resources contributions between 2002 2003 and 2004 2005.

In line with the increases in income and cost recovery from other resources, regular resources programme expenditures will increase by 21 per cent from 879 million to 1,065 million.

For recurring savings or recurring additional income, the financial impact is calculated on the savings that can be achieved during a two year period.

For the purposes of planning and budgeting for the future, regular resources income for 2006 2007 is projected to increase to 1.7 billion, which is an increase of 18 per cent over planned income for 2004 2005 or 6 per cent over the revised 2004 2005 income projection.

The success of the MTSP depends in large part on the regular and predictable growth of total income, especially regular resources.

Since the introduction of the Building Independence Strategy in 1998, low income families have seen their after tax disposable incomes increase.

Some of the increase in net transfers reflected strong growth in export revenues that had led to current account surpluses in some countries.

Welcomes the projected increase in the 2005 regular income level

The income projection for 2006 2007 shown in table 13 anticipates a 15 per cent increase for regular resources over two years the projected increase in regular resources contributions is based on a number of factors, including

Regular resources income

While regular resources income increased over previous years, the balance between regular and other resources income continued to deteriorate sharply.

As it stands, the United States and presumably the United Kingdom plans to begin tapering QE when the economy is growing faster, unemployment is lower, and government and household revenues are rising. But will tax revenues rise fast enough to offset the escalating cost of servicing the government s mountain of debt?

Low and middle income families will benefit from a notable increase in disposable income.

But, to get on a process of increasing income, increasing skills led to very rapid growth there.

When the economic growth goes to eight percent and population growth drops to 1.5 percent, then per capita income is doubling every nine years.

34. Direct subsidies have been the most effective method of redistributing income and diffusing the results of economic growth to the lowest income receivers.

By the end of 2004, domestic tax revenues were 37 per cent higher than in 2003 non tax revenues similarly increased by 21 per cent, excluding profit transfers from the Palestinian monetary fund.

Growth of national p.c.i. at constant prices ( )

And our revenues are going to go this, that and the other thing.

In 2004, regular resources income increased for the fourth consecutive year, reaching 842 million, up from 634 million in 2000.

As the dollar continued to weaken against the Euro and other major currencies, exchange rate fluctuations continued to affect core income positively, accounting for more than two thirds of the increase in regular income in 2004.

30. The increasing consumption of natural resources in human settlements, outlined in the previous section, is driven primarily by two key socio economic factors global increases in population and economic growth with an attendant rise in income levels.

Continuing the trend witnessed since 1992, population growth exceeded income growth, resulting in falling average incomes.

First and foremost, we need policies in low income countries that promote economic growth.

Gender equality was of fundamental importance for achieving economic growth and sustainable development, the ultimate challenge of globalization, as well as more equitable distribution of income in the world.

In view of the importance of the United Nations subvention, continuing support for its increase and continuing cost adjustment is needed to facilitate growth in voluntary income.

8. Recurrent revenue increased by over 50 per cent between 1990 and 1995, from 22 million to 37 million.

Now suppose that we lived in a much faster growing economy, with per capita income rising at 2 annually. In that case, per capita income would double after only 35 years, and an eight fold increase would take only a century.

The huge surge in the GDP growth rate of the more diversified economies brought overall per capita income up to its highest rate of 2.7 per cent.

Regular income in 2004 totalled 331.6 million, an increase of 13.4 per cent compared to the 2003 income of 292.3 million.

Similarly, without dynamic, growth oriented economic policies supporting a healthy private sector capable of generating jobs, income and tax revenues over time, sustainable economic growth will not be achieved.

During this period, contributions to regular resources grew by 12 per cent, to other resources regular by 57 per cent and to other resources emergency by 63 per cent.

We were having negative per capita growth.

The average well being of our societies is not dependent any longer on national income and economic growth.

The increase in cash balances in 2004 resulted largely from the growth in income and the late year receipt of funds.

So we're saying income growing at 16 times and no growth in carbon.

Without high levels of participation by the people, economic growth is usually selective and segmented.

Accordingly, the impact of increased competition brought about by opening up on growth, income distribution and poverty has been crucially different.

Without trade, there can be no sustained equitable economic growth. Without economic growth, tax revenues will not grow. And without tax revenues, improved public services are not sustainable.

Of the many factors that have decreased the share of consumption in China s economy, declining household disposable income has been central. That, in turn, has reflected the fall in labor income as a share of the economy, owing in part to structural changes that have moved workers out of agriculture (where the labor share of income is high) and into manufacturing (where capital commands a larger share of income).

Led by an impressive growth in export revenues and a substantial reduction of current account and trade deficits, external indicators improved overall.

In 2003, regular resources made up only 43 per cent of the total income.