Rohan ClarkeBusinessinsider
"A key opportunity we see for China in this space is the energy transition ... China is leading the world in this respect through its exponential rollout of wind and solar," said Otranto, noting Australia sees this as an opportunity to enhance collaboration with China. "Already, we are exp...
How does Australia compare to Austria? 7 564.00$ higher GDP per capita ? $59 500.00vs$51 936.00 10.91% more education expenditures ? 6.1% of GDPvs5.5% of GDP 1.83% lower unemployment rate ? 3.67%vs5.5% 8.25% more agricultural land ...
It is a top player in the world's information and communications technology industry as well as a major supplier of goods across the industrial spectrum. Taiwan's economy is highly dependent on international trade, with exports making up more than 60% of GDP, well above the share tied to ...
In the prior year, this figure still included revenues related to the divested domestic express businesses in China, New Zealand and Australia in the amount of €89 million. Excluding these disposals and the positive currency effects, which increased to €231 mil- lion, revenue growth in ...
However if you look at the GDP you will see that India is growing much faster (almost twice the growth of GDP) then China but then China's economy is bigger so a few percent of growth is quantativly much more. As perhaps as some economist say growth going to fast is bad for the ...
Historically in Australia, all levels of government created collective wealth by owning and operating infrastructure, and managing natural assets, key public goods and essential services while being answerable to the public. This strong state tradition w
If we want to remain the world's leading industrial country Actually, I think China is already the world's largest industrial country. The US still has a larger GDP, but a much smaller portion of that is industry. The point is that indeed certain level of wealth and living standard always...
FDI inflows as a percentage ofgross domestic product (GDP)are a good indicator of a nation’s appeal as a long-term investment destination.China's economyis currently smaller than the U.S. economy in nominal terms. FDI as a percentage of GDP in 2022 was 1.0% for China, compared with 1....
oil production is a staple industry in many countries that historically have not been regarded as first world nations. Brazil, for instance, contributes substantial amounts of oil to the overall world supply, along with other