Although the Australian debt to GDP ratio was one of the lowest in the world, it did not escape criticism.In Lim et al. (2013), we argued that budget deficits need to be sustainable (they do not need to be surpluses) and that deficits have an important role in mitigating against ...
摘要:Poverty is endemic in the highly populated Eastern Gangetic Plains where agriculture is critical to more than half the population. However, the mechanisms to support agriculture for development are contested. For example, some have advocated a strong role for government support and assistance due...
Liquidity is the loan to deposit ratio (for banks) and cash and short-term investment to short-term liabilities (for non-bank FIs). Leverage is the total debt to total capital ratio. See Table A.1 in the Appendix for details of the financial institutions. Table 1 indicates that the ...
The Russian rouble has continued to toil – Standard & Poor’s recently cut Russian debt to ‘junk’ status. Oil shows no sign of returning to strength anytime soon. Perhaps the most notable feature of 2015 so far has been the unpredictable nature of market volatility. The status quo that ...
What effect will America's public (national) debt have on inflation of the U.S. dollar? What are the effects on interest rates of changes in money growth over time? What would be the impact of a new anti-inflation program on the exchange rate...
accounting for about 15% of net profit. In the situation of weak demand, taking the high-end line is a good way to break through the garment and textile industry. However, the company has a high debt ratio and tight capital chain. The company has not mentioned how to establish a high-...
Chevron Australia had a debt-to-equity ratio of 76.2% largely in loans to its parent, which was almost 10 times the debt level of its global parent. The US parent paid a mere USD 248 in tax in the US in 2014–2015 according to Chevron itself [128,129]. Chevron and its backers had...
GDP9.4%7.3%5.4%7.2% CPI6.4%9.3%5.5%4.9% At the same time, the picture of the public state debt of India is not as promising as the GDP dynamics. If compared at similar points in 2008 and 2009 (3rdquarter of the year), the debt has increased for about ¼ and amounted to over 50...
It's astounding that debt was able to grow at over 10% compound rates for nigh on 15 years. No wonder our household debt to GDP ratio has pushed so high 鈥 sounds suspiciously like we have been living beyond our collective means: Given the deteriorating global environment and the recent ...