This is attributable to the lower rate of increase in real GDP.

In 2017, the regional GDP reached 218 billion yuan, with an increase of 8.7 .

Instead, the government chose old style Keynesian policy moderate tax cuts to increase disposable income and an increase in current expenditure. Between 2001 and 2005, current non interest expenditure rose by 2 of GDP, revenues fell by 0.5 of GDP, and the general government deficit rose by 1 of GDP.

They promised to increase official development assistance to 0.7 per cent of their GDP by 2015.

In response to the global financial crisis in 2008, China introduced a RMB4 trillion ( 634 billion) stimulus package. While the increase in investment reduced the saving GDP ratio, the resulting increase in imports lowered the trade surplus GDP ratio.

Fiscal adjustment was also necessary to limit external vulnerability and the increase of external debt in relation to GDP.

It is likely to rise to more than 60 of GDP by the end of 2010, with the debt to GDP ratio continuing to increase. The resulting increase in real long term interest rates will reduce all forms of interest sensitive spending, adding further to the economy s weakness.

The Inter Academy Council recommends that developing countries increase their R D expenditure to at least 1 per cent of GDP.

The Hanshin earthquake in 1995 destroyed capital stock worth 2 of GDP. This time, the loss is estimated at 3.4 of GDP, implying a larger increase in domestic demand if the right public policies are pursued.

According to a recent study by researchers at the London Business School, an increase of 10 mobile phones per 100 people in African countries would increase GDP growth by 0.6 per cent.

The Government has resolved to increase public spending in education to at least six per cent of the gross domestic product (GDP).

Quarter after quarter the macroeconomic news from the United States teaches the same lesson real GDP growth at a sustained rate of 3 per year is not enough to increase America's employment level. Not even real GDP growth at a sustained annual rate of 4 is sufficient to increase the share of American adults who have jobs.

Altogether, this does not seem to require a major increase in the Union s resources 1 of aggregate GDP would suffice to perform these tasks.

As to national aid, we intend to increase our volume of official development assistance to 0.51 per cent of our gross domestic product (GDP) by 2010.

After all, global growth, at its current level, is inadequate for mere redistribution among countries to work. Overall global GDP needs to increase.

Owing to a strong increase in government revenues and expenditure discipline, Lebanon's primary budget surplus was LL 995.3 billion in 2004, or 3.3 per cent of GDP.

While the earthquake and tsunami disaster lowered expected growth in 2005 somewhat in Thailand, Indonesia is still expecting GDP growth to increase next year.

Looking further ahead, the CBO warns that the combination of a rapidly aging population and the increase in medical costs will cause the deficit to rise rapidly, driven by the higher costs of pension and health care benefits for middle income retirees. According to the CBO, without legislative changes, the fiscal deficit in 2037 will be 17 of GDP, while the national debt will increase to more than 195 of GDP.

Higher output and prices led to gross oil revenues estimated at 213 billion in 2004, a 29 per cent increase from 2003, representing approximately 40 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) in the ESCWA member countries and about 55 per cent of GDP in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries.

By contrast, consumer led growth has been much slower to materialize. After bottoming out at 36 of GDP in 2010, private consumption s share of GDP inched up to 38 in 2014 a two percentage point increase that is only about one fourth the magnitude of the services led shift in the economy s structure.

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The Republic of Korea, for instance, expects pervasive broadband to increase industrial efficiency, create e business and jobs, improve global competitiveness, and add the equivalent of several thousand dollars to per capita GDP.

But wellbeing research yields a sharper insight even if we could bounce back from a crash, the cost would be high. Boom and bust destroy wellbeing, which is diminished far more by a fall in GDP than it is enhanced by an equal and opposite GDP increase.

A 10 increase in broadband penetration can add a full percentage point to sustainable GDP growth, and doubling broadband speed increases GDP by 0.3 on average. Moreover, mobile commerce expected to reach 800 billion worldwide by 2016 has enormous potential to improve social and financial inclusion.

No formal commitment had yet been made by developed countries to fulfil their promise to increase ODA to 0.7 per cent of GDP and to seriously tackle the issue of developing countries' external debt.

Subsequently, in a speech on the economy made on 27 January 2005, the Chief Minister pointed out that, as of March 2003, GDP had grown to 507 million, an increase of 7.9 per cent.

The cost is also the increase in net federal government debt held by the private sector the most accurate measure of true government indebtedness. Comparing the US Congressional Budget Office s medium term forecasts before (in January 2008) and after the crisis, this debt increase is a staggering 40 of GDP.

Beyond improving public accounts, a large part of the revenues from high commodity prices were used to increase public spending, although this proportion varied from country to country. At one extreme stands Argentina, with the largest increase in public spending relative to GDP in Latin America (almost ten points).

As for economic collapse, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change estimates that global GDP per capita will increase 14 fold over this century and 24 fold in the developing world.

Fifth, the higher the unemployment rate goes, the wider budget deficits will become, as automatic stabilizers reduce revenue and increase spending (for example, on unemployment benefits). Thus, an already unsustainable US fiscal path, with budget deficits above 10 of GDP and public debt expected to double as a share of GDP by 2014, becomes even worse.

The economic situation in Guinea Bissau improved slightly in 2004 with an increase in the country's GDP growth rate to 4.3 per cent, thanks, in particular, to a successful cashew harvest.

An alternative minimum tax was established, along with a slight increase in gasoline taxes, but both were so watered down that they barely add up to anything. According to the government s own figures, they equal just 1 of GDP a pathetic increase in an economy with one of Latin America s lowest tax takes.

Economic growth picked up in the final quarter of 2012 to 7.9 half a percentage point faster than the 7.4 increase in GDP in the third quarter. This was a meaningful increase after ten consecutive quarters of deceleration, and it marks the Chinese economy s second soft landing in slightly less than four years.

An alternative minimum tax was established, along with a slight increase in gasoline taxes, but both were so watered down that they barely add up to anything. According to the government s own figures, they equal just 1 of GDP a pathetic increase in an economy with one of Latin America s lowest tax takes.

According to OECD estimates, China s current expenditure on R D amounts to only 1.3 of GDP, compared to 3.2 in Japan and an average of 2.5 2.6 in South Korea, Taiwan, and the United States. Although the government recently announced that it intends to increase R D spending to 2 of GDP by 2010, this remains below the OECD average of 2.2 .

Since NAFTA, Mexican real GDP has grown at 3.6 per year, and exports have boomed, going from 10 of GDP in 1990 and 17 of GDP in 1999 to 28 of GDP today. Next year, Mexico s real exports will be five times what they were in 1990.

GDP link was also introduced to allow extra payments in case actual real GDP exceeded the base case GDP as projected by the Argentine Government.

According to OECD estimates, China s current expenditure on R amp D amounts to only 1.3 of GDP, compared to 3.2 in Japan and an average of 2.5 2.6 in South Korea, Taiwan, and the United States. Although the government recently announced that it intends to increase R amp D spending to 2 of GDP by 2010, this remains below the OECD average of 2.2 .

One of the determining factors of health expenditure is the level of gross domestic product (GDP) and the share of health expenditure in GDP.

Cheap meaning a few percent of GDP.

BERKELEY In 1950, finance and insurance in the United States accounted for 2.8 of GDP, according to US Department of Commerce estimates. By 1960, that share had grown to 3.8 of GDP, and reached 6 of GDP in 1990.

The federal budget deficit has declined from 8.4 of GDP in 2011 to a predicted 2.9 of GDP for all of 2014. And, according to the International Monetary Fund, the structural deficit (sometimes called the full employment deficit ), a measure of fiscal stimulus, has fallen from 7.8 of potential GDP to 4 of potential GDP from 2011 to 2014.

The main challenge for Brazil is to increase its investment rate from 18 of GDP currently to closer to 25 , thereby sustaining rapid growth and economic diversification. Commodity dependence, even with the creation of considerable domestic value added, remains high.

Although non tax revenue may contribute significantly to some countries total GDP, the average tax GDP ratios in low income and lower middle income countries are roughly 15 and 19 , respectively significantly lower than the OECD average of more than 35 . To finance development projects, poor and lower middle income countries must devise and implement tax strategies to increase domestic revenue.

Insurance companies have not penetrated many of the regions that suffered the greatest losses. According to a study by the Insurance Information Institute, expenditures on non life insurance in 2003 amounted to only 0.83 of GDP in Indonesia, 1.19 of GDP in Thailand, and 0.62 of GDP in India, compared with 5.23 of GDP in the United States.