Us debt chart percent of gdp
[DOC File]Chapter One Notes - Winthrop University
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One of the most distinguishing characteristics of debt is its length of maturity of the loan. Short-term debt is from 1 day to one year. Long-term debt is 2 – 30 years. Intermediate term is the near long term (1 - 10 years) Car loans are intermediate term – new car rates 2.5 percent. Mortgages are long term – 4.3 percent
[DOC File]RESEARCH ON TRANSFORMATIONAL INDICATORS
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Public expenditure on health (Percent GDP) Health expenditure per capita. Physicians/Nurses (per 1,000 people) Hospital beds (per 1,000 people) Child immunization rate (Percent children under 1) Percentage of population without access to affordable basic health care
[DOCX File]Nepal: Semi-Annual Economic Brief - World Bank
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Of this, roughly 33 percent is external debt. After remaining fairly constant at around 50 percent of GDP since 1995, the external debt stock dropped by about 17 percentage points of GDP from 2004 to2007, as a result of relatively low external loan disbursements and the appreciation of the Nepalese rupee.
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The annual inflation rate in LDCs increased from less than 10 percent in the 1960s to over 20 percent in the 1970s and over 70 percent in the 1980s, but fell to 16 percent in the 1990s. The highest inflation rates, in Latin America, dropped to about 30 percent yearly in the 1990s.
[DOC File]Chapter 7: Economic Growth, Business Cycles, Unemployment ...
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Questions for Thought and Review. 1. Economic growth is measured by increases in total output and increases in output per person. 2. U.S. per capita growth rate of 1.5 to 2.0 percent per year is lower than that of Japan (4.8 percent per year) and China (2.4 percent per year), close to Western Europe (2.5 percent per year), and Latin America (1.4 percent per year), and higher than Eastern ...
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External Debt for those years, in percent of GDP: 45.6 48.7 52.2 50.1. Question 3. Provide 2 data series from Question 2 that could be graphed in their original units in the . same chart. Question 4. Provide 1, and only 1, type of chart that would be appropriate to use to show each of following statistical results. Types may be repeated.
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Exports continued their expansion to reach US$40 billion (54 percent of GDP). Foreign direct investment, considered to be one the highest in the world relative to the size of the economy (almost 10 percent of GDP) VDR 2006--Business. reached US$10.2 billion in 2006, an increase of 49 percent …
[DOC File]Chapter One Notes - Winthrop University
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Wages increased by 11.6 percent over the last five years. Prices increased by 9.1 percent over that time. Over 11 million new jobs have been created, but real wages have only grown by .4 percent per year. Unemployment fell from 9 to 5 percent during that time. Part time employment for economic reasons- from 4.6 million in 2006 to 6.2 million in ...
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Three factors make our situation even more dangerous than these grim numbers suggest. First, the debt-to-GDP ratio is a misleading statistic. Many commentators tell us that ratios below 100% are safe, and note that we survived a 140% debt-to-GDP ratio at the end of World War II. But there is no safe debt-to-GDP …
[DOC File]University of Michigan
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The IMF cut its forecast 2009 GDP growth for Cambodia by over 5% in March, from 4.75% to -0.5%, as illustrated in chart X. Coupled with a downward revision of 1.25% in 2008 GDP growth, this represents a 2009 output shortfall of KHR2.4 trillion, or 6.5% of Cambodian GDP -- a stunning reversal of fortune from an average annual growth rate of 11% ...
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