China Daily
Disease costs 13% of China's GDP: Vice minister
The economic burden of disease currently consumes about 13 percent of China's gross domestic product (GDP), Vice Minister of Health Wang Guoqiang said Friday.
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Washington Post
Mitt Romney, Keynesian
Mitt Romney explains Keynesian budgeting:
Halperin: You have a plan, as you said, over a number of years, to reduce spending dramatically. Why not in the first year, if you’re elected — why not in 2013, go all the way and propose the kind of budget with spending restraints, that you’d like to see after four years in office? Why not do it more quickly?Romney: Well because, if you take a trillion...
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Telegraph
UK economy could shrink by 2pc if Greece exits euro
The UK economy could be plunged even deeper into recession with a GDP contraction of up to 2pc if Greece is forced into a disorderly exit from the eurozone.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Democrats lack backbone in their tax policies
The U.S. has a low taxation rate relative to GDP but the left are afraid to voice support for higher levies for political reasons
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The Nation
5-year educational emergency urged
KARACHI - Senior teachers of public colleges have urged the government not to ignore the significance of education by allocating a very meager amount for the sector in the next annual budget of the country and Sindh as well. The democratic government is required to allocate almost five per cent of the country’s GDP for the promotion of education, while UNICEF is of the view that ...
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Daily Mail
FTSE CLOSE: Market boosted by positive comments from Van Rompuy; UK GDP down 0.3%
European shares defied the latest economic gloom today as investors jumped back into the market on the hope of picking up cheap-looking stocks.
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Daily Mail
UK recession: Britain's first double-dip recession since 1975 is deeper than estimated
In a fresh blow to the Government, Britain is enduring its longest economic slump for a century as gross domestic product (GDP) shrank by 0.3% between January and March down from a first estimate of 0.2%.
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siliconindia
Q4 GDP to be Around 6 Percent: StandChart
The economic growth in the March quarter will be around 6 percent against an initial market expectation of 6.5-7 percent due to sharp contraction in the industrial production coupled with policy inertia.
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The Guardian
UK economy's fall into recession deeper than expected
Contraction of 0.3% increases the pressure on George Osborne to explain how the coalition plans to drag the country out of recessionBritain's economy contracted by 0.3% in the first three months of the year, faster than previously thought, increasing the pressure on George Osborne to explain how the coalition plans to drag the country out of recession.The Office for National Statistics said the...
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Daily Mail
It's worse than we thought! Economy nosedived further in first quarter as new figures confirm we are in double-dip recession
In a fresh blow to George Osborne, Britain is enduring its longest economic slump for a century as gross domestic product (GDP) shrank by 0.3% between January and March down from a first estimate of 0.2%
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The Nation
Federal budget 2012-13 outlay likely to be Rs 4 trillion
LAHORE - The proposed fiscal deficit for fiscal year 2012-13 is expected at 4.2 per cent of the GDP or Rs 1,125 billion, with an ambitious outlay of Rs 4 trillion, experts said. Experts’ budget highlights suggest that the government is likely to pursue a fiscal deficit reduction, primarily through bringing more economic resources under the tax net, with a targeted revenue collection of Rs 3 ...
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The Nation
Federal budget 2012-13 outlay likely to be Rs 4 trillion
LAHORE - The proposed fiscal deficit for fiscal year 2012-13 is expected at 4.2 per cent of the GDP or Rs 1,125 billion, with an ambitious outlay of Rs 4 trillion, experts said. Experts’ budget highlights suggest that the government is likely to pursue a fiscal deficit reduction, primarily through bringing more economic resources under the tax net, with a targeted revenue collection of Rs 3 ...
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The Nation
Federal budget 2012-13 outlay likely to be Rs 4 trillion
LAHORE - The proposed fiscal deficit for fiscal year 2012-13 is expected at 4.2 per cent of the GDP or Rs 1,125 billion, with an ambitious outlay of Rs 4 trillion, experts said. Experts’ budget highlights suggest that the government is likely to pursue a fiscal deficit reduction, primarily through bringing more economic resources under the tax net, with a targeted revenue collection of Rs 3 ...
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ElPais
OECD sees Spanish economy in slump for next two years
Over quarter of workers to be out of a job in 2013, organization predicts. Spanish government needs measures such as higher VAT, report says
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Irish Times
Ireland's tax revenue compared to GDP is second lowest in euro zone
IRELAND RANKS among the EU countries with the lowest tax revenues and only Slovakia has lower revenues in the euro zone, a new study has found.
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China Daily
Morgan Stanley cuts China growth forecast
Morgan Stanley announced Monday it has adjusted forecast of China's (GDP) growth to 8.5 percent this year from the earlier forecast of 9 percent.
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Nikkei
Thailand 1Q GDP Grows 11% On Quarter; On-Year Growth Rate To Accelerate |
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Is a China hard-landing in the works?
Probe deeper than GDP readings, and the news isn't good
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BnAmericas
Insurance - Argentina - Car, ART premiums to fuel insurance sector growth in 2012 amid GDP slowdown
Premiums in the auto and workers compensation (ART) segments are expected to keep leading growth in Argentina's P&C insurance industry this year on the back of higher car sales and a reduction in unem...
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WSJ
Mexico's GDP Exceeds Expectations
Mexico's economy expanded 4.6% in the first quarter, growing above expectations as gains in industrial production, and continued strength in domestic demand, were complemented by higher agricultural production.
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Mashable
Could Facebook Become the First $1 Trillion Company?
You’re right if you think it’s premature to talk about Facebook as a contender to become the first $1 trillion company.
The social n…
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politico
The widening partisan divide
There they go again.
The White House and Congress are starting to circle each other in another mindless default dawdle while Greece teeters, Italy shakes, Spain splinters and France frets. The Eurozone's southern states are staggering toward insolvency while millions of Europeans cope with Depression-style suffering.
The Greek political system is suffering a nervous breakdown, with spoiled vote...
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WSJ
Japan GDP Is Best of a Bad Bunch
Japan's economy kicked off the year generating growth that puts most rest of the industrialized world to shame. Gross domestic product expanded at an annualized rate of 4.1% in the quarter. Still, there are worrying long-term trends.
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DieZeit
Fußball: Gewerkschaft der Polizei: DFB jetzt in der Pflicht
<img style="float:left; margin-right:5px" src="http://images.zeit.de/news/../publishedPictures/jpeg-1481600078EE69C4-20120516-img_36572524_onlineBild.jpg-148x84.jpg"/>Berlin (dpa) - Nach den Fan-Tumulten beim Relegationsspiel zwischen Fortuna Düsseldorf und Hertha BSC fordert die Gewerkschaft der Polizei (GdP) den DFB zu konsequentem Handeln und härteren Strafen a...
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Irish Times
Positive data counters Greece concerns
ECONOMIC DATA from Germany and the US provided a counterweight to ongoing concerns about Greece and the euro. German GDP figures released yesterday showed its economy grew by an impressive 0.5 per cent in the first quarter of this year.
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Barrons
U.S. Retail Strength, German GDP Growth Sends Stocks Higher
European news is boosting markets this morning for a change, as Germany said its GDP rose 0.5% in the first quarter, which was better than expectations. In the U.S., data also pointed a generally positive picture. Retail sales grew 0.1%, above expectations for no growth, and the consumer price index was flat. The Empire State [...]
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BBC
German economy returns to growth
The German economy returned to growth in the first quarter of the year with a 0.5% rise in GDP, but France's economy recorded zero growth.
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Times of India
Vietnam Q2 GDP growth seen at 4.5% y/y: Report
Vietnam's economic growth may slow to 4.5 per cent in the second quarter from 5.68 per cent expansion in the same period last year, suggesting the country may not attain its annual growth target, a state-run newspaper reported on Monday.
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Fortune
Rising GDP doesn't rule out recession
Lakshman Achuthan and Anirvan Banerji are the co-founders of the Economic Cycle Research Institute (ECRI) with Geoffrey H. Moore, and the co-authors of Beating the Business Cycle: How to Predict and Profit from Turning Points in the Economy, published by Currency Doubleday.
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Los Angeles Times
U.S. trade deficit widens, suggesting lower GDP growth |
White House
Obama Administration Continues Efforts to Increase Travel and Tourism in the United States
On January 19th, 2012, President Obama signed an Executive Order and announced new administrative initiatives to significantly increase travel and tourism in and to the United States. The U.S. travel and tourism industry is a substantial component of U.S. GDP, exports, and employment, and efforts to make America the top tourist destination in the world offer a tremendous opportunity to create...
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Hindustan Times
Current growth rate can finance 3% CAD, says Montek
Planning Commission deputy chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia today expressed confidence that the country can finance a current account deficit (CAD) of 3%. CAD touched 4.3% of GDP during the last quarter 2011-12.
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BoingBoing
Should America build a Death Star?
"I wish to address the most important policy question of the millennium: Should we build a Death Star?" Yes, I realize this Washington Post piece by Gregory Koger is big fat pile of flaming linkbait, but at least it's not a 12-page slide show or a top ten list. His economic excercise is inspired by [...]
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news.com.au
Opposition promises a surplus 10 times Labor's
A COALITION government would aim to deliver a surplus worth one per cent of GDP, Opposition says.
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Times of India
The cost of misgovernance
The gap may appear small. But for a poor country it could be lethal. India’s trendline annual GDP growth rate has fallen from just under 9% in fiscal 2010 to 6.9% in fiscal 2012. If the deceleration is restricted to a year, or at most two, the economic damage can be contained. If, however, the slump to sub-7% GDP growth extends for a period of time, the consequences for India’s economy will be...
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Mail & Guardian
Is GDP enough to pip Nigeria ahead of SA?
Nigeria's plans to rebase its GDP calculations and push its economy up 40% will add fuel to its contest with SA to be Africa's undisputed leader.
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Times of India
India to cut subsidies to 1.75% of GDP in 3 years: Pranab Mukherjee
The Indian government is committed to bringing down subsidies to below two percent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP) in the current fiscal and cut it further to 1.75% in the next three years, finance minister Pranab Mukherjee said Saturday.
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Huffington Post
Corporate Profits Return To Prerecession Levels, But Job Growth And Investment Remain Weak
It's a good time to be an American corporate executive, but not such a great time to be a job seeker. That's because U.S. corporate profits have returned to prerecession levels, but hiring and investment have not, according to a report by the International Institute for Labour Studies released on Friday. Corporate profits, which keep hitting all-time highs, are back to their prerecession levels...
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Wired
Your Favorite Restaurant's Secret Ingredient: Data, and Lots of It
With the food business thriving again in the midst of America's economic upswing ? consistently claiming a whopping 4 percent of GDP -- some of the nation's top eateries are quietly embracing data mining to eke out profit in a tough economy. Software systems like Compeat, Hotschedules and Eatec help restaurants track complex metrics like sales trends, employee overtime, and food orders from sup...
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Huffington Post
Jeffrey P. Colin: GDP and Job Creation: A Grand Mismatch
As our leaders in business and government engage in continuing debates about how best to grow the economy, huge numbers of Americans are falling deeper and deeper into poverty.
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National Post
Canada’s GDP miss may put rate hike on hold
Data out today that Canada's economy actually shrank in February signals first quarter growth could be well below the Bank of Canada's forecast. Will this change the bank's recent hawkish tone?
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NEWS.au.com
Dollar up on weaker US GDP
THE Australian dollar has risen steeply on weak US growth data.
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Daily Telegraph
Dollar up on low US GDP
THE Australian dollar has rallied almost one US cent on weak American growth data.
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Barrons
Why Is That Man Smiling?
Bernanke-friendly GDP report. Sizing up the Wal-Mart scandal. A growth business gone sour.
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MarketWatch
Outside the Box: GDP data show policy makers still have work to do
Even though the economy continues to grow, consumers can’t maintain that growth on their own, and the growth we’re seeing isn’t strong enough to quickly bring down the unemployment rate, writes economist Christian Weller.
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WSJ
U.S. GDP Growth Slows
Economic growth decelerated in the first three months of the year, adding to fears that the uneven recovery is hitting yet another soft patch.
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AP
US stock futures gain modestly ahead of GDP data
NEW YORK (AP) -- U.S. stock market futures are gaining modestly ahead of a government report on economic growth....
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
U.S. economy slows in first quarter
First-quarter GDP grew at an annual rate of 2.2% as weaker business investment was partly offset by stronger consumer spending
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Reuters
Stock index futures signal mixed open; GDP eyed
PARIS (Reuters) - Stock index futures pointed to a mixed opening on Wall Street on Friday amid a slew of earnings reports and ahead of U.S. first-quarter GDP figures.
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WSJ
Forecasting GDP Through Rear-View Mirror
The first take on economic growth in the past quarter, due Friday, is subject to revision because it is based on incomplete data. But it is complete enough that how forecasts change in the run-up to the release serves as a running barometer of the economy. Macroeconomic Advisers' estimates for first-quarter U.S. growth rose to 3.2% this week from 1.8% on Jan. 18.
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BBC
Viewpoint: GDP data - fit for purpose?
Economist says UK official GDP stats don't add up
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FT
UK’s double-dip
The big reason why GDP recorded a marginal contraction and not a marginal expansion, was disappointing growth in business services and finance
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Daily Mail
UK recession: Economy suffers double dip as GDP figures fall for second quarter in a row
The news will heap further pressure on an embattled coalition Government and spark more criticism that Chancellor George Osborne is harming the recovery with his painful austerity cuts.
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Telegraph
PMQs: David Cameron admits GDP figures 'very disappointing'
The Prime Minister puts brave face on recession figures and tells MPs Britain must keep trying to boost the private sector.
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The Sun
Double-dip recession for Britain as economy slumps
UK'S GDP dropped 0.2 per cent in first quarter of 2012, according to ONS figures
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Telegraph
UK is back in recession
The Office for National Statistics says the economy has slid into its second recession since the financial crisis after figures show GDP fell 0.2 per cent in the first quarter of 2012.
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Gizmodo
How the Space Miners Will Bring Trillions of Dollars to Earth (Live Coverage) [Space]
A group of billionaires and former NASA scientists is now unveiling the first asteroid mining company in history. They claim they will "add trillions of dollars to the global GDP" and "help ensure humanity's prosperity" by mining asteroids for rare metals like gold and platinum. More »
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SI
Albert Chen: Mega TV deals are changing baseball's economic landscape
The general manager sits in his team's dugout before a game, talking about the gathering storm. "The divide is just going to grow even more," he says, of the widening gap between baseball's Haves and Have-Nots. The GM talks about the extraordinary money being thrown around in the game -- a franchise is sold for roughly the GDP of Guyana, a first baseman signs a $225 million extension with a tea...
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Telegraph
Global crime proceeds are 3.6 per cent of world's GDP
Crime generates an estimated $2.1 trillion (£1.3 trillion) in global annual proceeds - or 3.6 per cent of the world's gross domestic product - according to the UN.
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USA Today
Eurozone cuts deficits, total debt rises
The 17 eurozone nations struggle to tame debt despite slashing government deficits to 4.1% of GDP in 2011.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Linking jobs to GDP a mug's game for analysts
Employment growth can stall for periods of up to half a year without being related to the business cycle
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Foreign Policy
Bahrain's Formula One for failure
The Formula One (F1) has
always been a loss-leader for Bahrain. The country pays a fee to host it --
estimated to be at least $40 million each year -- and doesn't recoup this in
direct ticket sales. Rather, the race is supposed to stimulate business worth
hundreds of millions of dollars through its knock-on effect on other business. A
2008 study commissioned by the state sovereign wealth fund,...
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FT
Rome abandons 2013 goal for balanced budget
Cabinet approves a three-year economic plan which sets a budget deficit target of 0.5% of GDP in 2013, against an original target of 0.1%
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Russian Government
Vladimir Putin attends a Finance Ministry board meeting
“Now that we’ve overcome the crisis, we’ve seen inflation drop to its lowest rate in twenty years – 6.1%. Our total sovereign debt is under 10% of GDP, which, as we know, is far less than in Europe and the United States. Our foreign exchange reserves are now the world’s third largest. This country is on the threshold of a new era.”
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Times of India
Inflation may remain sticky, GDP growth to improve: RBI
The RBI hinted at lowering interest rates saying that focus of monetary policy needs to be shifted to arrest declining growth while keeping inflation under control.
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BBC
VIDEO: Keeping it in the family
There are over three million family-run small businesses in the UK and they contribute to nearly a quarter of the UK's GDP. But what is it like to work with your family?
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Handelsblatt
Bußgelder für Kampfradler: "Es geht nur über das Portemonnaie"
Die Gewerkschaft der Polizei (GdP) fordert einen Maßnahmenkatalog gegen „Kampfradler“. Der GdP-Vorsitzende Bernhard Witthaut erläutert, woran gedacht ist.
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Pravda
French carrots and sticks for Nicolas Sarkozy
The last five years have been characterized by an economic slowdown for the French. The global financial crisis could not but affect the political sphere. In 2010, when the country's budget deficit has exceeded six percent of GDP, the popularity of Sarkozy has dropped significantly. The success of Sarkozy's five-year rule is very doubtful
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THE AUSTRALIAN
China GDP jumps 8.1pc
GDP in China jumped 8.1 per cent, falling short of forecasts as the economy grew at its slowest rate since the first quarter of 2009.
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physorg
Study links Google search behavior to GDP
Internet users from countries with a higher per capita gross domestic product (GDP) are more likely to search for information about the future than information about the past, a quantitative analysis of Google search queries has shown.
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Irish Times
Central Bank maintains GDP growth forecast of 0.5%
The Central Bank expects the unemployment rate to go unchanged this year before dropping slightly in 2013.
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Reuters
Greece should look to Internet for recovery, says study
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The Greek government should take a leaf out of South Korea's book and invest in better networks and getting more people online, a study which measures how the Web raises GDP levels said on Friday.
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Zeit
Kriminalität: GdP warnt vor Vorverurteilung in Netzwerken
Emden/Berlin (dpa) - Nach der überraschenden Wende beim Mord an der elfjährigen Lena in Emden warnt die Gewerkschaft der Polizei (GdP) vor Vorverurteilungen in Sozialen Netzwerken im Internet.
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Scientific American
True Economic Measures Should Factor In Natural Resources
By Nina ChestneyLONDON (Reuters) - Traditional measures showing strong economic growth in Brazil and India over nearly two decades fail to take account of the depletion of their natural resources, scientists and economists at a climate conference said on Wednesday.Scientists and environment groups have been pressuring governments to include the value of their countries' natural resources - and ...
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Times of India
Rapid GDP growth- best antidote for poverty
Rapid GDP growth is the best antidote for poverty. That is the big message that comes blaring out of the poverty data for 2009-10.
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New York Times
Off the Charts: Election Insight From the Stock Market and G.D.P.
President Obama has done well if you judge his administration by the performance of the stock market, but not as well if you look at the economy.
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Barrons
Are We About to Eclipse Mid-East Oil Output?
So says Citi by 2020. Good news for U.S. GDP, jobs and the dollar as well as geopolitics.
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The Jerusalem Post
'Arab, Haredi integration will boost per capita GDP'
Prime minister tells economic forum for nations' minorities greater integration could lead to GDP of $40,000 per person.
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circleID
Internet Accounting for 4.7% of U.S. Economy
The Internet is contributing more to the American economy than the entire federal government, according to a new study by the Boston Consulting Group.
The Internet accounted for $684 billion, or 4.7% of all U.S. economic activity in 2010, according to latest report released by Boston Consulting Group. The Internet economy in the U.K. accounted for the highest percentage of national GDP in 201...
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AllThingsDigital
Sad About Regular Economic Growth? Try the Internet Economy!
The G-20 Internet economy will be worth $4.2 trillion by 2016, or 5.3 percent of those nations' combined GDP and almost double what it was last year.
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Telegraph
UK 'most web-connected economy'
The internet contributes 8.3 per cent to UK GDP, according to a new study - more than any other economy in the G20.
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BBC
UK ‘most internet-based economy’
A study suggests that the internet contributes to 8.3% of UK GDP, a bigger share than for any of the other G20 major economies.
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China Daily
A tale of two urban Chinas
Local officials are to blame for pursing GDP growth at the cost of almost everything else. Many people I encounter think pretty much the same, as if brainwashed: That for the countryside to become a better place, it has to turn into an urban area.
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Reuters
Exclusive: Greece needs to announce more austerity: EU/IMF
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Greece will have to slash a further 5.5 percent of GDP in government spending in 2013 and 2014 to meet agreed fiscal targets underpinning the second international bailout for Athens, a European Commission report said.
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siliconindia
Private and Public Sector Bank
by danendra jain
Reality of stimulus package is now visible; Fiscal deficit is increasing , trade deficit is increasing, current account deficit is increasing and GDP is coming down, IIP figure is coming down, rating of banks is coming down rating of country is at alarming position and so on ….
I do not know whether it was meant for what it has resulted in. I may categorically say that th...
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Reuters
Hospital spending hints Q4 GDP may be revised higher
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Spending at hospitals surged in the fourth quarter, government data showed on Thursday, suggesting economic growth during that period could be revised significantly higher.
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CNN
European crisis, less demand from China drag down Brazil's GDP
Brazil's economy grew a sluggish 2.7% in 2011, the government statistics agency IBGE reported Tuesday, far below its target of 4.5%.
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BBC
US GDP growth is revised up to 3%
The US economy grew at an annualised pace of 3% in the fourth quarter of 2011, government figures show, faster than previously estimated.
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Times of India
India plans major boost to health sector, to invest 2.5% of GDP by 2017
The decision was taken in a meeting held in the PMO on the government's priorities in the health sector, particularly over the next five years.
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Mail & Guardian
SA economy's growth rate rises to 3.2%
SA's GDP expanded to a growth rate of 3.2% in the fourth quarter of 2011, but experts say this isn't enough to lift the pall over the economy.
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Irish Times
Economic forecasts
THE ECONOMIC and Social Research Institute (ESRI) forecasts, in its latest quarterly commentary, a moderate rate of growth (0.9 per cent of GDP) for the Irish economy this year – but does so with some hesitation. The estimate is predicated on no serious downturn occurring in the global economy, and in the euro zone in particular. Otherwise, this would “seriously reduce the Irish growth rate”. E...
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Scientific American
Being Happy: Social and Natural Factors Are More Important than Money (Especially in Costa Rica)
It’s easy to find an online test that will purportedly tell you how happy you are. But how happy are the people of an entire nation? And which nation’s people are happiest? That’s hard to measure. So for decades world organizations like the United Nations that concern themselves with improving people’s well-being have used a [...]
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AP
Source: Greece to get $170 bn bailout, reduce debt
BRUSSELS (AP) -- An EU diplomat says that an agreement has been reached to give Greece euro130 billion ($170 billion) more in bailout loans and bring its debt down to 120.5 percent of GDP by 2020....
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taz
Überwachung im Stadion: Vermessene Vermessung
Der CDU-Innenminister von Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Lorenz Caffier, will Gesichtsscanner in Stadien einsetzen. Das ist selbst der Polizei-Gewerkschaft GdP zu viel. mehr...
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Reuters
Greece says 2011 budget deficit will beat forecast: source
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece expects its 2011 budget deficit will be smaller than expected at between 9.1 and 9.4 percent of GDP, thanks to an emergency property tax, a finance ministry official said on Friday, a development that could help Athens in its bailout talks with the EU and IMF.
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USA Today
Stocks mixed after fourth-quarter GDP report
The economy is growing but more slowly than desired, worrying investors who are counting on strong U.S. growth during the euro crisis.
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New York Times
India Ink: Increasing Internet Can Raise G.D.P., Study Says
Just 10 percent of Indians are Internet subscribers.
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Irish Times
UN forecasts drop in global GDP
The global economy will grow by only 0.5 per cent in 2012, effectively shrinking on a per capita basis, unless there is rapid action to create jobs, prevent sovereign debt distress and shore up fragile banks, a United Nations study said today.
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BBC
Major rise in Afghan opium price
There was a big increase in the price of Afghan opium last year compared to 2010, the UN says, with farmers earning the equivalent of 9% of GDP.
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UN
Afghanistan: UN-backed survey shows sharp rise in opium production and prices
The price of opium in Afghanistan rose dramatically last year, according to a joint survey by the United Nations and the Government that was released today, which also shows that the farm-gate income from the narcotic probably amounted to over $1.4 billion, equivalent to nine per cent of the gross domestic product (GDP).
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Al Jazhera
Spain unveils spending cuts to tackle deficit
Austerity package expected to save $11.5bn, with 2011 deficit estimated to equal 8 per cent of GDP, well above target.
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The Jerusalem Post
Israeli economy grows by 4.8 percent in 2011
Rise follows similar growth in 2010; GDP per capita rises 2.9% in 2011; Israel's population grows 1.9%.
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THE AUSTRALIAN
We will benefit if US is back in business
A MINUS sign for GDP in the March quarter would put a third decade of uninterrupted growth at risk.
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The Nation
SBP chief for active capital market
KARACHI - Economy and the financial sector are now at a stage where they can support and benefit from a vibrant and efficient debt market. The size of private debt, or Term Finance Certificates (TFCs) in Pakistan, remained around Rs 74 billion (0.5pc of GDP), which is paltry as compared…
Visit: http://www.nation.com.pk for full story
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Camerons EU veto strains governing coalition
But many financial-services execs endorse it as protecting an industry that generates 10% of GDP
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Daily Telegraph
Profit figures point to strong GDP
A RISE in company profits reflects high commodity prices and a peak in Australia's terms of trade, economists say.
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BBC
Indian GDP growth at two-year low
The Indian economy grows at its slowest pace in two-years, as the manufacturing and mining industry suffer.
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science blogs
Kommentar von CM bei "Viel hilft viel - Deutsche Wissenschaft im internationalen Vergleich" (WeiterGen) am 23.11.2011
Sehr interessanter Beitrag! Danke.
Der Staat kann mit Investitionen in Wissenschaft und Forschung nichts falsch machen? Gut, nehmen wir an, daß der Output von Forschungseinrichtungen in Form von Veröffentlichung einem hehren Ziel dient und der Staat eine zumindest hohe Priorität der Forschung einräumen sollte.
Dann indiziert ja zumindest der zweite Graph, daß keine 100%ige Korrelation zwischen...
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ARD
Atommülltransport: Polizisten sorgen sich um Strahlenbelastung
Wie hoch ist die Strahlenbelastung durch den bevorstehenden Castor-Transport wirklich? Die Angaben zu der möglichen Belastung sind widersprüchlich. Die rheinland-pfälzische Gewerkschaft der Polizei (GdP) fordert deshalb, den für diese Woche anstehenden Transport abzusagen oder zumindest umzuleiten.
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Barrons
Two Brazil Telecoms Worth A Look, Bernstein Says
Brazil’s phone business will grow faster than GDP, as wireless voice and data replace fixed lines, and TIM Brazil (TSU) is the “natural winner” write the team of analysts at Bernstein Research Friday as they initiate coverage. They also write that Telefônica Brasil, which trades in the U.S. as (VIV) has a wireless business that [...]
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Times LIVE
IMF cuts SA's 2011, 2012 GDP forecasts
The International Monetary Fund says it has cut its economic growth projections for South Africa to 3% for this year and next due to a sluggish global economy.
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Irish Times
State predictions of GDP match those of troika
FORECASTS:THE CREDIBILITY of any budget depends to a great extent on the credibility of the economic assumptions underpinning it. Despite this, governments everywhere are often tempted to make rosy forecasts for such fundamentals as economic growth and the numbers in employment.
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Countries |
MIX |
| 1 | United States | 9.198 |
| 2 | India | 6.275 |
| 3 | China | 5.180 |
| 4 | United Kingdom | 2.460 |
| 5 | Philipines | 1.480 |
| 6 | Korea South | 1.330 |
| 7 | Canada | 1.005 |
| 8 | Australia | 0.755 |
| 9 | Taiwan | 0.480 |
| 10 | Germany | 0.280 |
| 11 | Brazil | 0.240 |
| 12 | Indonesia | 0.240 |
| 13 | Romania | 0.220 |
| 14 | Russia | 0.180 |
| 15 | Singapore | 0.100 |
| 16 | Pakistan | 0.095 |
| 17 | Ireland | 0.060 |
| 18 | Ghana | 0.054 |
| 19 | Argentina | 0.050 |
| 20 | France | 0.050 |
| More Countries >> |
# |
Media |
MIX |
| 1 | WALL STREET JOURNAL USA | 2.000 |
| 2 | HUANQIU SHIBAO (GLOBAL TIMES) | 1.800 |
| 3 | foxnews | 1.500 |
| 4 | Joong Ang Ilbo | 1.250 |
| 5 | IBN live | 1.250 |
| 6 | Reuters | 1.000 |
| 7 | NDTV profit | 1.000 |
| 8 | Money | 0.900 |
| 9 | economictimes | 0.800 |
| 10 | 163.com | 0.750 |
| 11 | ABS-CBN News Channel | 0.750 |
| 12 | Dahe Ribao | 0.650 |
| 13 | Vaarttha | 0.600 |
| 14 | CNBC | 0.500 |
| 15 | economist | 0.500 |
| 16 | The Sun | 0.500 |
| 17 | THE TAIPEI TIMES | 0.480 |
| 18 | Forbes | 0.400 |
| 19 | GMA TV | 0.390 |
| 20 | businessweek | 0.350 |
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Languages |
MIX |
| 1 | English | 22.932 |
| 2 | Chinese | 4.670 |
| 3 | Telugu | 0.600 |
| 4 | Tamil | 0.350 |
| 5 | German | 0.290 |
| 6 | Indonesian | 0.240 |
| 7 | Portuguese | 0.240 |
| 8 | Romanian | 0.220 |
| 9 | Russian | 0.150 |
| 10 | Korean | 0.080 |
| 11 | French | 0.050 |
| 12 | Spanish | 0.050 |
| 13 | Hungarian | 0.040 |
| 14 | Finnish | 0.000 |
| 15 | Japanese | 0.000 |
| 16 | Italian | 0.000 |
| 17 | Dutch | 0.000 |
| 18 | Arabic | 0.000 |
| 19 | Turkish | 0.000 |
| 20 | Swedish | 0.000 |
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Lists |
| 1 | Macro Economic words |