It sets to identify the prevailing financial structure in Nigeria and the link between the financial structure and economic growth in the face of... M Gidigbi - 《Bizecons Quarterly》 被引量: 0发表: 2019年 Short-Term Forecasting of Czech Quarterly GDP Using Monthly Indicators (2011) Short-...
Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, etc., Pakistan’s rate of saving is low. In 1990, its domestic savings were 13.5 % of the GDP, the lowest among the selected countries which gradually
For the past forty-five or so years, progressive economic policy in the advanced capitalist societies has not only been losing ground steadily to neoliberal economic actions and outlooks but is in real danger of becoming a thing of the past. The result – in spite of a strong U.S...
than during the 2007–09 financial crisis and Great Recession. In terms of CO2emissions, the net effect of this 10 percent GDP contraction, considered on its own, would be to push emissions down by precisely 10 percent. It would not come close to hitting the IPCC target of a 45 percent ...
Although we haven't recorded consecutive quar- ters of negative real growth, most economists believe the fourth quarter will show a sharp drop. In the 1973-74 recession gross domestic product fell more than 9% in real terms. And to kick off the Great Depression GDP sank over 26% from ...
While OPEC has pressed for further compliance towards supply cuts, some producers, such as UAE, Iraq and Nigeria have already overproduced, threatening the legitimacy of supply cut promises. Manufacturing PMIs Manufacturing activity is at pre-pandemic levels; however, month-on-month growth remains ...
19 per cent of the GDP in 1990 to 0,79 per cent in 2002 (National Research and Development Strategy 2002). It is probable that more expertise could have been retained to convert ‘swords into ploughshares’. Some knowledge used in the production of weapons has been applied in industry, ...
In terms of our current situation, after the Great Recession hit in full in 2008, US GDP has grown at an anemic average rate of 1.3 percent per year, as opposed to the historic average rate from 1950 until 2007 of 3.3 percent. If the economy had grown over the past decade at ...
both for the US economy and the global economy. My own research finds that we need to commit to investing about 1.5 percent of GDP — in the US, China, India, Europe, Africa, everywhere — in order to dramatically improve energy efficiency standards in the operations of buildings, industrial...
before returning to 7.3 percent as of January 2021. This is despite the fact that the collapse in economic activity (as measured by GDP) was nearly as bad. Job losses weren’t as severe in Europe becauseseveral of the countries, including Germany, the ...