As a proportion of those with mental illness, it's tiny.
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It cut bad debts as a proportion of the total.
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Others like Kula can only cover a proportion of their animals.
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Nevertheless, this exposure as a proportion of equity has declined since 2013.
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In fact, defense spending could actually decrease as a proportion of GDP.
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But only a proportion of this total is actually inclined to shop online.
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In a buy-back, investors receive cash for a proportion of their holdings.
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Saudi Arabia still outspends them as a proportion of GDP—a staggering 11%.
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Four countries have higher levels of external debt as a proportion of GDP.
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Alibaba makes money through advertising and charging vendors a proportion of their sales.
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Nonetheless, these marriages are still under-represented as a proportion of all interracial marriages.
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But today the traditional working class is shrinking as a proportion of the electorate.
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The meter was originally defined as a proportion of the size of the Earth.
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In contrast, Graph B shows these values as a proportion of the country's population.
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NSBU would boost U.S. revenue as a proportion of group revenue to 26% from 20%.
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World trade didn't really recover (as a proportion of GDP, at least, until the 1990s.).
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But white men are shrinking, and will continue to, as a proportion of the electorate.
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Its stock of outstanding credit as a proportion of its GDP is a massive 20113%.
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Similarly, government debt has risen steadily as a proportion of GDP since the mid-1970s.
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Required public-sector employer contributions have nearly trebled as a proportion of payroll since 2001.
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Over time, Mr Nasser expects indirect deaths to climb as a proportion of the total.
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Investment as a proportion of GDP is lower than in 2000, according to UniCredit data.
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Government finances may also benefit from a proportion of high-denomination notes not being traded.
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"And a proportion of these claims will be passed on to the manufacturers," he said.
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As a proportion of men's pay, this equated to a shortfall of around 9.1 percent.
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As a proportion of total public spending, Italy came bottom in the whole OECD bloc.
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One way is to compare income at different levels over time as a proportion of GDP.
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The additive would replace a proportion of the bitumen, so there are savings to be made.
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Its government spends more on education as a proportion of its budget than other African countries.
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Annual flows of inheritance in France have tripled as a proportion of GDP since the 1950s.
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Inflation and unemployment hover around 10%; so, as a proportion of GDP, does the budget deficit.
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They also spent more money on them, both in dollars and as a proportion of their income.
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The finance sector spends more on technology, as a proportion of its revenues, than any other industry.
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Italy has the second-highest debt in the euro zone as a proportion of output, after Greece.
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The resulting value of trade rose for each country as a proportion of gross domestic product (GDP).
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Leishenshan has been slower to fill, both in absolute terms and as a proportion of its capacity.
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China's household debt as a proportion of GDP has more than doubled over the past decade, reaching 40.7%.
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Child-care costs in Britain as a proportion of average incomes are among the world's highest (see chart).
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Gross impaired loans as a proportion of total loans have declined to just 2.7% at end-September 2016.
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Corporate profits are high as a proportion of GDP and could fall, giving a shock to the stockmarket.
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Slovakia's education spending, like Hungary's, is among the lowest in the OECD as a proportion of GDP (2.5%).
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The support it provides includes a proportion of farmers' inputs, processing equipment and start-up funding, he added.
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Lebanon has the world's third largest public debt as a proportion of the economy, and growth is stagnant.
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It was down slightly as a proportion of the primary vote in 2020, according to early exit polls.
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As a proportion of gross job creation, the Carrier deal would be virtually impossible to spot: 0.015 percent.
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As a proportion of GDP—0.6%—public spending on research and development has not budged in 20 years.
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Our strategy has been not to raise prices significantly and we have not, as a proportion of revenue.
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Global debt is higher as a proportion of GDP than it was before the financial crisis started in 2007.
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Chinese steel inventories as a proportion of production were also at a historic low of 8.2 percent in November.
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Banks falling below that face a cap on their payouts expressed as a proportion of any profit they make.
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Next, old water rights were replaced with shares that granted holders (usually landowners) a proportion of any annual allocations.
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They allow scores of people without a direct interest in a case to cover a proportion of its costs.
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Public debt as a proportion of gross domestic product (GDP) is predicted to rise to 182.8 percent this year.
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However, most countries have seen a slowdown in technology investment (as a proportion of GDP) since the dotcom boom.
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As a proportion of GDP, American corporate profits are higher than they have been at any time since 1929.
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Both count towards the regulatory requirement that lenders hold a proportion of assets in liquid and highly rated instruments.
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The blue bars show the profits realized by credit card issuers as a proportion of average daily balances (ADB).
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Government debt, as a proportion of Hungary's gross domestic product, has fallen more than 3503 percentage points since 2010.
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A proportion of these trees will be able rebuild the biomass and recover, and a number of them won't.
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It's interesting that, as a proportion of the population, three times as many Scots came to India as English.
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Brussels expects Romania to run the bloc's largest deficit this year and next, as a proportion of gross domestic product.
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Bad debts as a proportion of total bank loans rose to nearly 12 percent in December, central bank data showed.
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Fees are normally charged as a proportion of the fund's assets, and so rise and fall with the overall market.
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Monte dei Paschi has the biggest share of bad loans as a proportion of total lending among large Italian banks.
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Spending dropped only as a proportion of national economic output, he said, and only because of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Overall, the nationwide student debt burden is beginning to shrink as a proportion of household income, reports Axios' Felix Salmon.
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Hariri has pledged to reduce the government's state deficit as a proportion of GDP by 5 percent over five years.
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Because incomes in this group had gone up rapidly, their spending as a proportion of income did not rise much.
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One useful measure is to limit the amount banks can lend as a proportion of the value of the property.
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Compared with its neighbors Sweden and Germany, Denmark has generally granted fewer people asylum as a proportion of its population.
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As a proportion of California's total budget, this was lower than most states, a "mere" quarter of California's general revenue.
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Out of Canada's biggest banks, BMO has the lowest exposure to residential mortgages as a proportion of its total assets.
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China's household debt as a proportion of GDP has more than doubled to 40.7 percent in less than 20133 years.
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Loan-loss reserves are adequate as a proportion of impaired loans (at nearly 100%) but low compared with gross loans.
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The province forecasts continued, gradual declines in the accumulated deficit as a proportion of GDP based on economic growth assumptions.
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Debt servicing ratio, meanwhile, refers to the amount of money as a proportion of income that's used to repay loans.
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It's worth noting that Twitter's stock compensation as a proportion of revenue has actually gone down the last two years.
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Household debt as a proportion of disposable income rose to a record high 127 percent last year, according to Statistics Finland.
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At the end of August, the debt denominated in foreign currency as a proportion of total debt stood at 19.5 percent.
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That is probably because of strong corporate profits, which recently hit a post-1945 high as a proportion of America's GDP.
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Even this is not always borne out: four of the seven make provisions, as a proportion of loans, above their benchmarks.
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The debt service ratio, which measures debt principal and interest payments as a proportion of income, remained flat at 13.8 percent.
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Italy is the euro zone's most sluggish economy and has its second highest public debt as a proportion of national output.
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Similarly, a pledge that Britain's net debt should be falling as a proportion of GDP by the same year looks achievable.
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As a proportion of gross domestic product, public spending in Britain is now lower than any other advanced economy in Europe.
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If a passenger hands over $20 and $2 of that is tax, Uber's commission should be a proportion of the $18.
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A proportion of Harris backers have listed Biden and Warren as their second choice, while a smaller fraction have picked Sen.
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As a result, net debt payments are actually lower as a proportion of GDP (1.8% versus 2.6%) than they were in 2000.
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The new shares will be distributed in a proportion of 1 new paper to each group of 10 shares owned by investors.
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They are calculated as a proportion of the rent that could be charged on a commercial property, known as the rateable value.
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However, their wage bills as a proportion of operating costs are modest compared with many other sectors, such as banking and pharmaceuticals.
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Between 22006 and 22014 Puerto Rico's GDP per capita as a proportion of American GDP per capita fell from 59% to 52%.
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Total foreclosures and losses in the transaction (as a proportion of original portfolio balance) are also relatively low, at 0.79% and 0.18%.
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She encourages her teams to spend a proportion of their time on experiments, a tactic adopted by tech companies such as Google.
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And the stock market's total value as a proportion of GDP has soared to 115 percent from 61 percent in early '09.
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But it was also down to the relative decline of manufacturing, both as a proportion of economic output and of total employment.
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Others that had multiples of the U.S. aid as a proportion of GNI were Norway at 0.99 percent, the United Kingdom with .
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Indeed, the debt service ratio, which measures debt principal and interest payments as a proportion of income, was flat at 14.2 percent.
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Lebanon has one of the world's highest levels of public debt as a proportion of national output and its economy is stagnant.
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Still, as a proportion of net worth, the wealthy give far less than people of more limited means, according to the report.
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The debt service ratio, which measures debt principal and interest payments as a proportion of income, was relatively flat at 13.9 percent.
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The ratio refers to the amount of money that banks must hold in their coffers as a proportion of their total deposits.
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Dozens and "sometimes hundreds of cases" reported in refugee camps "likely only represent a proportion" of the total number, the report said.
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The debt service ratio, which measures debt principal and interest payments as a proportion of income, remained relatively flat at 13.9 percent.
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"There will be a proportion of the American public that views this election as fundamentally illegitimate, even if Trump concedes," Staniland says.
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Hariri pledged at the conference to reduce the deficit as a proportion of GDP by a total of 5 percent over five years.
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As a proportion of the overall Twitter dialogue, Black Friday has fallen from a massively trending topic to a blip on the radar.
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While debt remains relatively low as a proportion of GDP, at around 15%, servicing it is eating up a third of government revenues.
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Since economic growth is anaemic, this will result in a further increase in Italy's already huge debt stock as a proportion of GDP.
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Sweden took in 163,000 migrants last year, by far the biggest influx in the European Union as a proportion of the national population.
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In Australia old rights (typically belonging to landowners) were replaced with shares in perpetuity that grant holders a proportion of any annual allocations.
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Co-working as a proportion of all office space would need to rise from 23.5% in 22016 to nearly a third by 23.
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What investors are most concerned about is the growing marketing spend as a proportion of their revenue, suggesting that there's high customer turnover.
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Investment as a proportion of GDP fell by about 3 percentage points in the June quarter from the corresponding period a year ago.
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Welsh Water's debt as a proportion of its regulatory capital value has dropped from 93 percent in 2001 to 56 percent in 2017.
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The reason is that profits (in America in particular) have been high as a proportion of GDP, because wages have been held down.
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But it fell as a proportion of a rising R&D budget to 19 percent from 24 percent, according to IHS Markit data.
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As a proportion of its population, Italy has one of the lowest number of judges in the EU, according to the European Commission.
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While a proportion of those were private companies, it's unlikely that public companies suffered only 106 breaches that were material in that time.
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Canadian companies are legally required to spend a proportion of programming budgets and allocate a set portion of air time to Canadian content.
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The smartest thing that it did to protect individuals was to limit their investments in dollar amounts and as a proportion of their wealth.
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In Britain, national-insurance contributions are paid as a proportion of earnings; the state pension is a flat rate paid to all who qualify.
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The reserve requirement ratio refers to the amount of money that banks must hold in their coffers as a proportion of their total deposits.
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But another indicator, the reserves replacement ratio (RRR) - new proven but unexploited discoveries as a proportion of annual production - reveals a less rosy picture.
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Merchandise exposure is mitigated by re-pricing some articles after inventory restocking; a proportion of exchange rate movements are absorbed by the final customer.
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Reduced competition keeps profits high; in recent years, profit as a proportion of GDP has lingered near the highest level in half a century.
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Google Trends looks at the number of queries for a certain word or phrase as a proportion of the total number of Google searches.
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White working-class Republicans, reeling from the recession and declining as a proportion of the population, entered this election year driven by that betrayal.
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Under the state's zero emission regulations, every manufacturer must sell a certain number of emission-free vehicles, calculated as a proportion of overall sales.
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Budgets for health and education have dropped as a proportion of overall spending, said Ismael Zepeda, an economist with Fosdeh, a Tegucigalpa research institution.
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"A proportion of these 'temp to perm' transfers have occurred in the higher margin driving sector, resulting in an overall margin dilution," it said.
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If, however, even a proportion of the plans described above make it into law, we are going to see some big impacts on financial markets.
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Based on bond data, defaults by state firms are on the rise and as a proportion of overall defaults are the fastest-growing in China.
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There was thus a mismatch between Mr Woodford's clients, who could demand instant liquidity, and his assets, a proportion of which was difficult to sell.
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In both India and Brazil, the combined debt of households and non-financial corporations has declined as a proportion of GDP since the taper tantrum.
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Sales rose to 2.5 billion euros by 13, but slipped as a proportion of total Adidas revenue to 13.5 percent from 14.5 percent in 2014.
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He predicts the ECB is likely to organically tighten policy in 2018, reducing the ECB balance sheet as a proportion of GDP (gross domestic product).
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More respondents traded in BMW vehicles, as a proportion of the company's US market share, for their Model 25 than vehicles from any other brand.
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More respondents traded in BMW vehicles, as a proportion of the company's US market share, for their Model 3 than vehicles from any other brand.
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These companies had a unique advantage: few countries produce more highly trained and war-tested intelligence professionals, as a proportion of the population, than Israel.
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Mr. Osborne missed one objective by failing to ensure that government debt would fall this year as a proportion of the country's gross domestic product.
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Sales rose to 2.5 billion euros by 2016, but slipped as a proportion of total Adidas revenue to 13.5 percent from 14.5 percent in 2014.
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"A proportion of blank passport books are currently manufactured overseas, and there are no security or operational reasons why this would not continue," he added.
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Politicians championed central bank independence and inflation targeting during decades when both inflation and government debt as a proportion of gross domestic product were falling.
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The poll showed the DMO is likely to issue slightly more medium-dated gilts and fewer index-linked bonds as a proportion of total issuance.
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Exxon's venting and flaring has surged since 23 to record highs, both in absolute terms and as a proportion of gas produced, the numbers show.
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"A proportion of patients will have a severe form with strokes, and they can get either an intracranial hemorrhage of an ischemic stroke," Ducros said.
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It rejects the government's argument that by expanding the budget it can boost growth and revenues, bringing down the debt as a proportion of GDP.
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Smaller banks like Jefferies have also managed to lend more for private equity deals as a proportion of the initial equity investment than bigger rivals.
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So between now and 2030, whites as a proportion of the population will get smaller, and the minority race groups will all keep getting bigger.
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The point is that poor people in poor countries pay almost as large a proportion of their incomes as richer people do to the government.
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Even so, the country's defence spending is still smaller as a proportion of GDP than that of any other top-five country: 1.9% to America's 3.2%.
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All but one also reported that the amount they have set aside in impairment charges had risen, as a proportion of the stock of duff loans.
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Italy's high debt as a proportion of its annual economic output could expose it to dangerous crises of confidence, he told the central bank's annual meeting.
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The higher prices rise the greater the temptation for hedge fund managers to try to realise some profits by selling a proportion of their long positions.
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But oil and gas stocks have suffered over that time, dropping as a proportion of the S&P 211, to about 2000 percent, from 22020 percent.
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"As we grow more platform-driven businesses, we expect compensation to decline as a proportion of total operating expenses," CFO Stephen Scherr told analysts on Tuesday.
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Sticking with Europe, Italy's spending deficit as a proportion of gross domestic product was slightly higher in 2017 than in the previous year, data showed Friday.
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The company, which earlier on Tuesday reported full-year earnings, said the fire had affected a proportion of the mechanical equipment at the highly automated centre.
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Rome's public debt - the highest in the euro zone after Greece's as a proportion of GDP - reached a new peak last year of 132.6 percent of GDP.
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Managers would be encouraged to invest a proportion of their annual bonuses in Unilever shares through that plan, and would be able to invest their whole bonus.
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Asahi said in a statement the acquisition will lift its overseas sales as a proportion of total sales to nearly a quarter, from 16 percent in October.
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In May a report commissioned by the Scottish government admitted that spending would have to come down as a proportion of GDP if Scotland went it alone.
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Brexit uncertainty has also helped push British merger and acquisition activity this year at its lowest as a proportion of global activity since records began in 1980.
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Health care was badly managed by prior administrations, but Mr. Orban has overseen a drop in government health care funding as a proportion of national economic output.
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Beginning with that phone, Apple says that Qualcomm agreed to refund a proportion of Apple's royalty payments, but only if Apple agreed to exclusively use its modems.
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That fan pushes a proportion of the incoming air, known as the "bypass", around the engine's hot core and out of the back, thus providing additional thrust.
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Mexico's tax take as a proportion of GDP was 16.2% in 2017, compared with 46.2% in France and 27.1% in the United States, the OECD study said.
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The value of exports grew as a proportion of economic output from 8% to 23% between 1950 and 2010, according to the Our World in Data website.
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After accounting for the higher spending budget, government debt as a proportion of gross domestic product will stay at 21 percent in 2119.9500, unchanged from this year.
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SmartAsset then found the total cost of these four expenses over five years and converted it to a proportion of the median household income in each city.
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It would also crank up corporate taxes, raising more as a proportion of GDP than any other G7 country, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies. Yes.
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Health costs as a proportion of America's economic output have soared since, from 153% in 215 to over 22020% in 254, with drug-price inflation a big culprit.
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Iceland and Portugal do not outspend England and Denmark on health care as a proportion of GDP, but past studies show wide variation in survivability in all cancers.
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While Hyundai remains cash-rich, its costs as a proportion of revenue have risen for five straight years, to 81 percent so far this year, regulatory filings show.
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The Maldives, just a short flight from Sri Lanka, sent more recruits to IS in Iraq and Syria as a proportion of its population than any other country.
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A proportion of the population sympathizes with these people and there is growing dissatisfaction with current leaders who are unable to deliver what they promised before the revolution.
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Global defence spending as a proportion of GDP rose marginally last year, according to the latest "Military Balance" report published by the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS).
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As a proportion of the total population (then 750m), that was smaller than the number of Chinese killed in pogroms in Indonesia just before the Cultural Revolution began.
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The net replacement rate—post-tax retirement income as a proportion of pre-retirement post-tax earnings—for full-career average earners is already dipping in many countries.
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The legislation to protect forests, modified amid controversy a few years ago, establishes a proportion of rural land that must be maintained as forest depending on the region.
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Further constraining NBC's rating is its earnings profile, which has a relatively high level of capital markets-related revenue as a proportion of total revenue compared to peers.
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New Zealand's current account deficit as a proportion of gross domestic product widened in the March quarter to its most in a year, data out on Wednesday showed.
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These pledge to keep the budget deficit below 2 percent of GDP by March 2021 and shrink government borrowing as a proportion of output by the same year.
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Salvini has effectively closed ports to asylum-seekers rescued at sea, demanding his EU partners accept a proportion of Africans who are intercepted by rescue ships off Italy.
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The debt service ratio, which measures debt principal and interest payments as a proportion of income, edged up to 14.9% - the highest since the fourth quarter of 2007.
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Operating costs as a proportion of operating revenue rose on an annual basis for a third consecutive month in May, which He said needed to be closely watched.
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That families constitute so great a proportion of illegal border crossers undercuts Mr. Trump's contention that he is cracking down on immigration to keep out rapists and criminals.
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While Hyundai remains cash-rich, its costs as a proportion of revenue have risen for five straight years, to 63 percent so far this year, regulatory filings show.
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BHP's EBITDA as a proportion of revenue margins is back up at levels last seen in 2011, when few foresaw the dramatic downturn in China's demand for raw materials.
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Based on this assumption, health practitioners often only reduced the amount of a drug to a child based on a proportion of the child's body weight to an adult.
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Corporate profits as a proportion of the total U.S. economy have ebbed from historic highs above 10 percent in late 2014 to 9 percent at the end of 2015.
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International revenue, which is mainly drawn from operations in China, Brazil and Mexico, rose 18.1 percent to A$592.3 million and has grown as a proportion of Seek's income.
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We expect Lenta will be able to mitigate this pressure by retaining tight control over personnel and other store costs (keeping them relatively stable as a proportion of revenue).
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THAT IS THE AMOUNT YOU PAY IN CLAIMS AS A PROPORTION OF THE PREMIUM YOU GET IN OVER THE NEXT TWO YEARS TO IMPROVE IT FROM 66 TO 60.
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As a proportion of the working-age population, those aged between 50 and 64 already make up more than 20153% of the workforce in Canada, Germany, Italy and Japan.
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Xiaomi has been and remains dominant in online sales, though those have fallen as a proportion of phone sales in China owing to the faster growth of physical retail.
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Costs are high at Credem, both as a proportion of revenues and of assets, and have been affected by continued investments in IT systems and controls and compliance structures.
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In all of Credit Suisse's private banking businesses, the net margin, which measures pretax profit as a proportion of assets under management, was lower than in the previous quarter.
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In addition, Fitch believes that net cash flow leverage should reduce materially in the medium-term, supported by the entity's ability to retain a proportion of up-streamed dividends.
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The value of oil and gas stocks as a proportion of the S&P 275 over the last six years has dropped to about 236 percent, from 240 percent.
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While the number of people in organized white supremacist groups is small as a proportion of the population, their ranks have swelled since Donald Trump began running for president.
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Italy has the second-largest debt burden in the EU as a proportion of GDP, and has urged Brussels to ease the "excessive rigidity" of current EU fiscal rules.
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The share of temporary employees as a proportion of all British workers struck a 10-year low of 5.5% in recent months, according to official data published on Tuesday.
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White evangelical protestants declined as a proportion of the U.S. population between 2006 and 2018, falling to 15% from 23%, according to analysis by the Public Religion Research Institute.
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Salvini and Di Maio argue that by boosting economic growth the public debt can still fall as a proportion of gross domestic product even with a rising budget deficit.
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As a proportion of Mexico's total U.S. exports in 2018 - $347 billion, according to U.S. data - a 5% tariff implies costs of roughly $1 billion between June 10 and 30.
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Even America is thinking again: in 20-odd states that require utilities to generate a proportion of their power from renewable sources, waste-to-energy plants count towards the goal.
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But there also are warning signs for Clinton, with African-Americans not as large a proportion of the early-voting electorate as they were for Obama in 2008 and 2012.
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Their commodities sector (as a proportion of GDP) peaked on the eve of the financial crisis in 21, plunged, then rebounded between 2100 and 2200 and faltered again after 2200.
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Despite Mr Modi's chest-thumping, the defence budget has actually shrunk over the past decade as a proportion of GDP and is far below China's in dollar terms (see chart).
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As a proportion of Mexico's total U.S. exports in 2018 - $8.1.8 billion, according to U.S. data - a 5% tariff implies costs of roughly $1 billion between June 10 and 30.
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Gross impaired loans as a proportion of total loans have declined to around 3% at end-2015 from almost 5% at end-203 and just under 9% at end-2013.
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CBA said lending to property investors had reduced as a proportion of total lending during the quarter, with new interest-only lending being closely managed in line with regulatory guidance.
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The disconnect between GDP growth and how workers actually fare is best captured by a measure called the "labour share", defined as wages and salaries as a proportion of GDP.
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Even before the vote, Brexit jitters had taken a toll with M&A activity in Britain and Europe at its lowest as a proportion of global activity in a generation.
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"The first issue is that household debt has risen too quickly, the second is that it has risen too quickly as a proportion" of GDP and disposable income, said Wan.
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In the long run, that's bad news for the GOP, because while whites continue to shrink as a proportion of the electorate, noncollege whites — Republicans' real base — are shrinking, too.
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The government bets that by raising domestic demand through investments, welfare hand-outs and tax cuts, stronger economic growth will enable the debt to fall as a proportion of GDP.
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If a supplier fails, it would be required to make arrangements to ensure it would be able to cover a proportion of customers' credit balances and government environmental scheme costs.
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Our projections also assume that X21750 will be able to maintain stable operating lease expenses as a proportion of revenue, despite the company's plan to expand primarily through leasehold stores.
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Household loans as a proportion of overall China bank lending is expected to grow by a quarter this year, versus 7 percent growth for corporate loans, according to a Natixis report.
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Internal government documents show that under Modi, Indian Railways' operating ratio - a gauge of efficiency measuring expenses as a proportion of revenues - has slipped to the worst level in 15 years.
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"There is a bucket-load of college-educated white women in Texas as a proportion of the electorate, which is really turning out to be almost a Democratic base," Carville says.
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With a surplus of 3.6 billion pounds the PPF can afford to take on the BHS scheme but such a move can lead to members losing a proportion of their income.
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The number of Americans out of work for half a year or longer is around the lowest in 11 years, but as a proportion of the unemployed it is unusually large.
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The international ratings agency said in a report on Thursday that, as a proportion of China's total loan pool, non-performing loans (NPLs) could be as high as 15-21 percent.
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It's possible the current study got different results because it examined protein based on total grams consumed daily, versus other studies that looked at this as a proportion of total calories.
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Lebanon has the world's third largest public debt as a proportion of its economy and low growth, although the central bank says the Lebanese pound's peg to the dollar is stable.
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Public spending on health as a proportion of GDP is projected to fall to 6.7% by 2020-21, pushing Britain into the bottom half of the OECD club of rich countries.
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When students enroll in the Electronic Classroom or in other online charters, a proportion of the state money allotted for each pupil is redirected from traditional school districts to the cyberschools.
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Pullinger told Reuters the bank eventually wants spending as a proportion of income to drop into the 40s from 52.4 percent currently, and that it had to modernise and find efficiencies.
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Analysts at RBC said eight of the 10 consumer goods companies which detailed their marketing approach in the first half of the year reported a decline as a proportion of sales.
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So, the entrepreneurs finally settled on a year-round cashback model, which offers shoppers a proportion of their money back — often around 3 to 6 percent — on purchases from ShopBack retailers.
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DEBT BURDEN Italy has the second-largest debt burden in the EU as a proportion of GDP, and has urged Brussels to ease the "excessive rigidity" of current EU fiscal rules.
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While investment as a proportion of China's economy has been trending down as services and consumption rise, it still contributed to about one-third of the country's economic growth last year.
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Leumi's Tier 1 ratio, which measures equity capital as a proportion of total risk-weighted assets, rose to 10.4 percent at the end of June from 9.52 percent a year earlier.
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Banks argue that this exposure to the CDC should not count towards the calculation of their leverage ratio, which is a measure of a lender's capital as a proportion of total assets.
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Governments of rival exporters, such as Qatar, Malaysia and Nigeria, received two or three times as much revenue as Australia's in 2014 as a proportion of the value of the gas produced.
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Typically, Engert said these companies do not go all-in on the Flix platform, but they contribute a proportion of their fleets, which in turn get rebranded with Flix's distinctive green logo.
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It's true that, as the complaints following its emailed Article 14 notifications indicate, there will very likely be a proportion of objections from those informed about a marketing purpose for their data.
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Customers can claim directly to Delta, but the complexity of the rules means some law firms offer to pursue claims for a fixed fee or a proportion of the payout if successful.
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But despite these increases, tax revenue as a proportion of GDP has declined, posing further risk to an economy already hanging on by a thread with mounting debt and an energy crisis.
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Fields did not put a dollar value on the investment as a proportion of the company's overall research and development spend, but said the money would go towards developing "driver assist technology".
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The household debt service ratio, with is obligated payments of both principal and interest as a proportion of disposable income, edged up to 14.2 percent from 14.1 percent in the fourth quarter.
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The share of light trucks has risen as a proportion of total light vehicle sales every year since 2013, with steep increases in the last two years aided by low gas prices.
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The proposals treat physically traded gold like any other commodity, meaning banks would have to hold more cash as a proportion of their gold exposures as a buffer against adverse price moves.
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The household debt service ratio, with is obligated payments of both principal and interest as a proportion of disposable income, edged down to 14.0 percent from 14.1 percent in the third quarter.
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Canadian funds still expect infrastructure to grow as a proportion of their overall investments because most plans have money rolling in and view infrastructure as a good match for long-term liabilities.
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With its hands tied by the second-largest debt burden in the EU as a proportion of economic output, it has urged Brussels to ease the "excessive rigidity" of current budget rules.
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National central banks within the euro zone have jointly printed the currency's banknotes since 2002, with each institution accountable for a proportion of the total annual production in one or several denominations.
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But, the long-term impact of the new menu items is far greater than a proportion of people swapping out a hamburger for a meat-free version of the same menu item.
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We expect the banks' healthy provision buffer of 128% (as a proportion of NPLs) to cushion any potential asset-quality deterioration that may arise if the global economy hits a rough patch.
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U.S. tax revenue as a proportion of GDP dropped the most out of any country in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development in 22018, according to a report released Thursday.
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Department expenditure as a proportion of all government spending has declined since the 2596s and 2280s and been basically flat at around 22015 percent of all outlays for the last decade (tmsnrt.rs/25hzZMNX).
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A recent study found that shows created by women where more likely to feature "a proportion of major female characters that accurately reflected the 51% of the U.S. population," The Hollywood Reporter noted.
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A basket of shares of firms that pay the highest tax rates as a proportion of profits, compiled by Goldman Sachs, an investment bank, is now lower than it was before the election.
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Interest expenses as a proportion of contracted sales improved to 11.3% from 12.5% in 13, although the improvement is much smaller if an adjustment for Evergrande's cheaper funding cost in 2016 is included.
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But given the low level of dividend yields and the sluggish rate of economic growth, profits will have to keep rising as a proportion of GDP to allow high equity returns to continue.
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Not just because they walk hand in hand and command a proportion of sidewalk that squeezes me out into the bike lane like a peasant, but more because nobody's saying anything to them.
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In 2016 stockmarkets were smaller, as a proportion of GDP, than they were in 2006, despite the record highs on Wall Street; that was because Europe and Asia have not performed as well.
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But it would also slow Italy's reduction of its budget deficit and the repayment of its public debt, which in the euro zone is second only to Greece's as a proportion of GDP.
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While second-quarter earnings slumped by more than half, RBI managed to boost its common equity Tier 1 capital as a proportion of risk-weighted assets by 70 basis points to 12.2 percent.
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The Treasury has been sounding out banks to gauge market demand for a 50-year issue from a sovereign with the euro zone's second-highest public debt level as a proportion of GDP.
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While new credit was a record 6.94 trillion yuan ($1.01 trillion) in the first quarter this year, as a proportion of GDP it fell to 38.4 percent from 41.3 percent a year earlier.
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Insurance will overtake financial services as a proportion of Switzerland's 650 billion Swiss franc ($649 billion) economy in 2018 based on the average growth rate of the past decade, according to Reuters calculations.
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India's government spent just 1.4 percent of the country's gross domestic product on health care in 0003, little changed as a proportion of the economy in 20 years, according to the World Bank.
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One might read that, as a proportion of the population, more Icelanders died in the Second World War than Americans did, which means two hundred and thirty, most of them in seafaring accidents.
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Greek banks are enmeshed in bad debts and the nation still has an unsustainable debt position partly caused by its euro membership, whereas debt as a proportion of G.D.P. in Iceland is recovering.
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Indonesia is discussing raising the limit on the country's fiscal deficit as a proportion of GDP above an existing 3% legal limit to shield the economy, its deputy finance minister said on Tuesday.
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Just six weeks ago the Bank of Japan (BOJ) stunned financial markets, announcing that it would apply a negative interest rate to a proportion of funds deposited at the bank by financial institutions.
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The bank's tier 1 ratio, which measures equity capital as a proportion of total risk-weighted assets, rose to 11.35 percent at the end of September from 11.15 percent at the end of 2016.
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The weighted-average provision buffers as a proportion of NPLs declined to 101.5% from 130.8% over the year, although at above 100% on average they still provide a large buffer against further credit slippage.
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Democrats have won the popular vote in five of six presidential elections since then, powered in part by their growing edge among nonwhite voters who continue to swell as a proportion of the electorate.
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"Local communities should be the first to benefit from the Shale Wealth Fund, and they should get to decide how a proportion of the funding is used," the government said in its consultation document.
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Italy has the second largest debt in the European Union as a proportion of its gross domestic product (GDP) after Greece, which has received three multi-billion-euro bailouts over the past few years.
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The bank's Tier 1 ratio, which measures equity capital as a proportion of total risk-weighted assets, rose to 11.43 percent at the end of December from 11.15 percent at the end of 2016.
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The bank's Tier 1 ratio, which measures equity capital as a proportion of total risk-weighted assets, fell to 11.11 percent at the end of March from 11.43 percent at the end of 2017.
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Given that the Democrats, unlike, from now onwards, the Republicans, allocate all delegates as a proportion of the vote-share, Mr Sanders would need a barely imaginable run of thumping victories to catch up.
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Thus the "net tax rate" of the rich (ie, taxes paid less benefits received, as a proportion of gross income) of the rich is strongly positive, while it is negative for the poorest groups.
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The author enthuses about a "global expatriate horde", yet his own data show that the number of migrants as a proportion of the world's population is hardly higher than it was 50 years ago.
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But as a proportion of all their donations, Moore got way more money from out-of-state donors: About 66 percent of Jones's donations came from outside Alabama, while 85 percent of Moore's did.
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Flashback: Trump described Canada as "slightly delinquent on defense spending" yesterday, and insisted twice that Trudeau provide his country's current defense spending figure as a proportion of GDP (Trudeau said it was around 1.4%).
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It's also possible I did opt out but data was passed anyway — as there has been research which has found a proportion of cookie notifications ignore choices and pass data anyway (unintentionally or otherwise).
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The results show that the corporate contribution to public finances has fallen since 2008 as a proportion of profits — whether measured by headline rates, reported effective rates, or the rates actually paid to governments.
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The main change is that a proportion of the value of the government's student tuition fee loans is now written off each year to reflect expected defaults, rather than waiting until the loans expire.
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Federal outlays as a proportion of national GDP have fluctuated over the past 40 years, but overall they reveal a gradually increasing trend; shutdowns don't bend the spending curve downward in a meaningful way.
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According to the National Association of State Retirement Administrators, cutting the return assumption by a quarter of a percentage point increases the required contribution rate (as a proportion of payroll) by two to three points.
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Shares in the Tuscan bank, seen as Italy's most vulnerable because it has the highest level of bad loans as a proportion of assets, have fallen by 44 percent since the beginning of the year.
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Salvini said in order to boost the economy and lower the debt as a proportion of GDP Italy had to "do the opposite" of previous governments whose fiscal plans had been more acceptable to Brussels.
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This means reducing overconsumption of protein to a healthy level — about 50 to 55 grams a day instead of 90 to 100 or more, and shifting a proportion of that reduced intake to plant proteins.
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Italy has the second-largest debt burden in the European Union as a proportion of economic output, and the pact called for greater flexibility from Brussels to overcome the "excessive rigidity" of existing budget rules.
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Italy has the second-largest debt burden in the European Union as a proportion of economic output, and the pact called for greater flexibilty from Brussels to overcome the "excessive rigidity" of existing budget rules.
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The fact that Italian debt continues to rise as a proportion of GDP prompted the European Commission on Wednesday to start a process that could lead to financial sanctions and stricter oversight of fiscal policy.
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Yet such was his myth by the late-20th century, even critics often overlooked his clunkier designs, as well as the fact that a proportion of what he did could seem dashed off and superficial.
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Hariri, who returned to Lebanon on Thursday after a "precautionary" heart operation in Paris, has pledged to reduce the budget deficit as a proportion of gross domestic product (GDP) by 5 percent over five years.
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By the numbers: Since 2013, cancer drug spending as a proportion of all U.S. drug spending has increased by nearly 60%, but the overall death rate from cancer has decreased by only 5% since 1950.
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The migrant crisis of 217, when Sweden let in 21980,000 asylum-seekers (more than any European country but Germany, and more than Germany as a proportion of the population), gave the Sweden Democrats a huge boost.
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Moody's estimates growth will pick up to 4-5 percent this year and one of the few upsides of the sanctions is that Iran's debt as a proportion of annual GDP is only 15-16 percent.
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The government's fiscal watchdog reckons that by the mid-2060s, with net migration of around 100,000 public debt would be about 30 percentage points higher as a proportion of GDP than if that number were 200,000.
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As Jeremy Grantham of GMO, a fund-management group, points out, there does seem to have been a step change in the level of American profits, as a proportion of both sales and GDP, since 1996.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's public debt as a proportion of economic output fell 1.7 percentage points in 2016 to reach 62.2 percent amid tighter government spending and very low interest rates, the Finance Ministry said on Sunday.
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The government aims to reduce public salaries and wages as a proportion of the state budget to 40 percent from 45 percent by 2020, and cut water and electricity subsidies by 200 billion riyals ($53 billion).
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The weaker growth outlook will hurt public finances, lowering tax revenues and raising the deficit as a proportion of GDP, yet the sources said the government had no intention of adopting belt-tightening measures this year.
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Turning to public finances, Visco also warned that Italy's public debt - the highest in the euro zone as a proportion of national output after Greece's - may not come down this year as the government has targeted.
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But household loans as a proportion of total new loans rose to 68 percent, from 48 percent in June, suggesting banks were more exposed to the property market, which showed marked signs of cooling in July.
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Emerging Asian countries also have the smallest foreign debt levels as a proportion of government debt compared to other regions, which provides some protection that other regions don't have, James McCormack, Fitch's top sovereign analyst, said.
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The Commission last week rejected Italy's budget, saying it flouted a previous commitment to lower the deficit and would push up the country's debt, already the second highest in the euro zone as a proportion of GDP.
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Music streaming continues to grow as a proportion of our recorded music consumption, with 47% of all recorded music revenues coming from streamed services in the U.S. in the first half of 2016, according to the RIAA.
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"You have a proportion of your fleet that's not generating revenue but is still costing you money, so the more aircraft you lose, your revenue falls but your cost doesn't fall in the same manner," he added.
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" As for the phenomenon of book stuffing, the spokesperson said that the company "relentlessly pursue[s] any attempts to manipulate the number of pages read no matter how small a proportion of overall reading activity it comprises.
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A new name could hurt prospects at the polls: in both houses (though differently) a proportion of seats is allocated via party lists, and voters might forget a new name—not that one has yet been agreed.
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The European Union's executive said it flouted a commitment to lower the deficit and did not guarantee a reduction in the country's debt, the second highest in the euro zone as a proportion of gross domestic product.
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This is not only the lowest goal in the history of the U.S. program - the average has been 28503,22019 - but puts U.S. resettlement, as a proportion of population, well behind Sweden, Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom.
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Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Tuesday that Italy must not reduce its budget deficit next year as a proportion of gross domestic product, in order to allow space to cut taxes and stimulate the economy.
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Pre-Brexit jitters had already taken a toll, with M&A activity in Britain and Europe this year at its lowest as a proportion of global activity since records began in 1980, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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It aimed to increase the number of private-sector jobs by 450,000 by 2020 and to reduce public-sector salaries as a proportion of the state budget to 40 percent from 45 percent by the same date.
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A report by the national statistics institute ISTAT that the budget deficit as a proportion of national output was slightly higher last year than previously estimated but that debt was lower also helped to push down yields.
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That is not a great short-term market indicator but still it emphasised that optimism about profits is high at a time when profits have only just come off a post-war peak as a proportion of GDP.
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The company, which on Tuesday reported full-year earnings and cautioned that investment in partnership deals would hit short-term profits, said the fire had affected a proportion of the mechanical handling equipment at the highly automated center.
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This is because the two authors calculate resource exports as a proportion of GDP, so anything that lowers GDP will mechanically increase resource dependence by their measure, creating the illusion of a causal link from resources to growth.
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The Malaysian Islamic banking system's impaired loan ratio remained stable at 21153% in 673 (conventional banking system: 267%), while the segment's provision coverage (impairment reserves as a proportion of gross loans) remained lower than that for conventional banks.
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His remarks helped calm markets which fear the government's ambitious plans for tax cuts and higher spending could push up Italy's debt, which is the highest in the euro zone after Greece's as a proportion of national output.
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The proposed bill would reduce immigration as a proportion of the population to levels last seen in 1964, the year before a new federal law led to a rapid, largely unforeseen, increase in the absolute number of immigrants.
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The decline in manufacturing employment is not a story of merely a rough few years for the economy; nationwide factory employment peaked in 1979, and as a proportion of total jobs has been declining almost continually since 1943.
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In the new study, researchers showed how rising CO2 levels would impact nutrition in the 10 countries that eat the most rice as a proportion of their daily diets, suggesting that a dire future may be in store.
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As well as increased TV exposure, it will generate increased revenues from group stage fees, a proportion of the competition's market pool and a participation bonus, totaling 33 million pounds, as well as 3 million pounds performance bonus.
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The ETS requires power plants and heavy industry to obtain and surrender allowances equal to their level of carbon emissions on an annual basis, although some industrial companies are allocated a proportion of free carbon permits every year.
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"The actual impact of tariffs, if you talk to steelmakers or automakers, it can be material, it can be disruptive, but as a proportion of the total economy, it's much smaller than the aggregate Chinese economy decelerating," Divney said.
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ROME (Reuters) - Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Tuesday that Italy must not reduce its budget deficit next year as a proportion of gross domestic product, in order to allow space to cut taxes and stimulate the economy.
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Poland's gross domestic product grew by 4.6 percent last year to $590 billion, and the fiscal deficit fell to its lowest in more than two decades, with public debt falling about 4 percentage points as a proportion of GDP.
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Ahead of the vote, all parties promised to cut taxes and raise spending, apparently at odds with pledges to also cut a public debt that is second only to Greece's in the euro zone as a proportion of GDP.
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"The quality of the housing stock will require upgrading as the wealthier population demands better housing, and there is undoubtedly a proportion of the housing stock that is of poor quality which will require reconstruction," Kames' Campbell told CNBC.
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The government aims to reduce the value of public salaries and wages as a proportion of the state budget to 40 percent from 45 percent by 2020, and cut water and electricity subsidies by 200 billion riyals ($53 billion).
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The current American public debt-to-GDP ratio—that is, how much the government owes to others represented as a proportion of the size of our economy—is projected to hit 78 percent by the end of the year.
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Saddled with a stagnant economy and the world's third-highest rate of debt as a proportion of gross domestic product, Lebanon is also mired in political wrangling, with rival parties unable to form a government since May's parliamentary election.
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Italy has the euro zone's highest debt pile after Greece as a proportion of national output, and had been looking for ways to sell stakes in public companies to help it meet its budgetary commitments to the European Union.
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While partially caused by revaluation effects of the stronger US dollar, a proportion of the decline most likely was due to the central bank's intervening in the currency market to curb excessive speculation toward further weakness in the renminbi.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's gas producers could be forced to sell a proportion of their output locally to ensure manufacturers can secure cheap supplies after they complained about high prices, according to a plan proposed by the country's Industry Ministry.
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"Very few CEOs will resist the suggestion that they may be overspending and the promise of an audit or review that will only cost a proportion of any cost savings," WPP said in an online statement at the time.
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Royal Mail was privatised four years ago and is one of the few big British companies to still have a defined-benefit pension scheme, which pays out a proportion of a member's final salary determined by length of service.
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The new requirement to act in a client's best interest means, in many cases, that the practice of charging commissions on every trade would be replaced by a set fee for a broker as a proportion of a customer's assets.
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Shares in the Siena-based bank have lost more than 40 percent since the beginning of the year, partly because of concerns over its level of bad loans as a proportion of assets which is the highest among Italian banks.
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However, we expect the impact on earnings to be manageable as such exposure is moderate as a proportion of banks' overall portfolios, and is often secured with moderate loan-to-value ratios, which limit the loss even with falling collateral values.
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According to the NTP, the government will strive to reduce the value of public salaries and wages as a proportion of the budget to 40 percent from 45 percent by 2020, and cut water and electricity subsidies by 200 billion riyals.
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Under the four-year projections of the coalition paper, notes Philipp Rotmann of the Global Public Policy Institute in Berlin, both Germany's defence budget and its combined defence, aid and diplomacy budgets would remain broadly flat as a proportion of GDP.
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"One consequence of the regulation of remuneration, particularly the introduction in the EU of the bonus cap, has been an increase in fixed remuneration as a proportion of total remuneration," a Bank of England report published in December 2015 found.
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"The U.S. is on the strong side of triple A," he said, adding that U.S. debt as a proportion of its GDP would have to rise somewhere between 20-35 percent before Fitch's in-house model started flashing downgrade warnings.
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To identify the most affordable places across the U.S., SmartAsset calculated the total cost for five expenses associated with owning a home, including mortgage payments and property taxes over five years, as a proportion of each area's median household income.
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The idea: require insurers and PBMs to share a proportion of negotiated rebates from Part D negotiations with patients, and ensure PBMs are fulfilling the interests of its customers (for example, by determining that PBMs have a fiduciary duty to plans).
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But the Resolution Foundation report said that even if Labour won power and spent the sums it has pledged, public spending in Britain would still be smaller as a proportion of national output than that seen in France and Germany.
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Financial markets have been nervous since the government took office due to fears its spending plans will boost Italy's debt, which is already the highest in the euro zone after Greece's as a proportion of GDP, at around 131 percent.
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Such a fall would leave fixed income, currencies and commodities (FICC) revenues down about 30% since 2013 and wholesale banking fee pools lower as a proportion of GDP than at any time since 1995, apart from during the financial crisis.
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The reforms aim to increase the number of women as a proportion of the work force to 28 percent from 23 percent, and to quadruple the number of women in senior civil service roles to 5 percent, the plan said.
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Critics of the planned changes to the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) say they would make it more likely that Italy will have to restructure its debt - the highest in the euro area as a proportion of national output after Greece.
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One basic issue with lending to extremely poor people is the cost: Because the loans are often small (averaging a few hundred dollars), the overhead costs are higher as a proportion of the loan, and it's harder to make lending profitable.
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The Commission rejected the fiscal plan for 2019 last month, saying it flouted a previous commitment to lower the deficit and did not guarantee a reduction in the country's debt, already the second highest in the euro zone as a proportion of GDP.
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CERNOBBIO, Italy (Reuters) - Italy still believes it can cut its huge public debt this year as a proportion of national output, its economy minister said on Friday, when data confirmed the euro zone's No. 2 economy had stopped growing in the second quarter.
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Royal Mail, privatized four years ago, is one of the few big British firms still to have a defined-benefit pension scheme, which pays out a proportion of a member's final salary depending on how long employees have paid in to the scheme.
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The CCyB, which is calculated as a proportion of a bank's core equity tier 1 (CET1) capital and can be increased to as high as 2.5 percent, will rise to 1 percent from zero from July 5 next year, the central bank said.
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Royal Mail, privatised four years ago, is one of the few big British firms still to have a defined-benefit pension scheme, which pays out a proportion of a member's final salary depending on how long employees have paid in to the scheme.
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As a proportion of total investments (excluding unit-linked investments), the group's exposure to equity investments was 9.1%, significantly higher than the market average of 4.7% at end-2016, meaning that the group is more exposed to equity market volatility than peers.
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If, as InsideAirbnb's figures show, 1.03,21.0 of the Airbnb listings in London are from hosts with more than one property on the site, that's a huge number as a proportion of the 217,225 active hosts that Airbnb claims operate in the city.
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Royal Mail, privatized four years ago, is one of the few big British firms still to have a defined-benefit pension scheme, which pays out a proportion of a member's final salary depending on how long employees have paid in to the scheme.
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The debt, at 132 percent of gross domestic product, is proportionally the second highest in the euro zone after Greece, Italy also spends more on pensions as a proportion of GDP than any euro zone country except Greece, according to Eurostat data.
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The Commission rejected Italy's 2019 fiscal plan last month, saying it flouted a previous commitment to lower the deficit and that it did not guarantee a reduction in the country's debt, the second highest in the euro zone as a proportion of GDP.
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Factor in the fourth-quarter charges that the banks have said they will take after provisions, and Reuters Breakingviews calculates that both will probably have common equity Tier 1 capital as a proportion of risk-weighted assets at an adequate 11.3 percent.
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Based on DCLA statements in the Action Plan (Objective 2142, Strategy A, Action 21), Cultural Development Fund (CDF) grantee increases were also based on a proportion of their existing funding, with higher proportional increases — not higher dollar increases — going to the less-funded organizations.
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A look at the data shows that the number of white Americans has been steadily declining as a proportion of the electorate over the past few election cycles, which helps explain why Mitt Romney lost even though he won 53% of white male voters.
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The Commission says Rome needs to curb the deficit to rein in public debt, which as a proportion of GDP has risen to be the euro zone's second-largest after Greece's, and which Fitch forecast would peak at 133.3 percent of GDP in 2017.
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Non-performing loans as a proportion of total loans rose to 9.3 percent in August from 8.4 percent in June and from 5.7 percent in December, due partly to stricter reporting of bad debt and partly to the slower growth in private-sector lending.
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Then there's a second $200 million that we would like to raise for the people who've been affected and we're trying to get a proportion of that before we complete our consultations with the people on which kind of support they would find most helpful.
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Speaking at the Reuters Global Investment 2018 Outlook Summit, Gary Greenberg said he thinks China's authorities will struggle to wean their economy off high levels of indebtedness, and in order to cut debt as a proportion of economic growth, they will need higher productivity.
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If it paid as much as the Justice Department has proposed, its Tier 1 capital as a proportion of risk-weighted assets could fall below 9 percent — a perilously low level given changes in regulations are set to erode all banks' Tier 1 ratios.
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"Pandemos is a concept where there's a belief that the whole world's population would likely be exposed to this infection and potentially a proportion of them fall sick and we've seen that in influenza," Ryan said, citing the Greek root of the word pandemic.
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For example, the most popular product is still dried marijuana plants, though marijuana oil cartridges for vaporizers have taken off this year — growing three fold as a proportion of sales — and are almost as popular as traditional weed in the San Francisco Bay Area, Eaze has found.
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Order volumes of over $5 million rose 50 percent on an annual basis, and 80 percent of orders were driven by algos, the bank said, adding that December had set a record for its algo franchise in terms of orders as a proportion of spot turnover.
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While privacy violations and antitrust violations are two entirely different beasts, the way this new bill specifies possible fines as a proportion of a company's earnings could very well be in response to their dissatisfaction with how the FTC's handled punishing the big tech company previously.
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Monte Paschi - Italy's third-biggest bank - has lost the most ground as it is perceived to be the most vulnerable; it has the highest level of bad loans as a proportion of assets and was the worst performer in a 2014 health check of euro zone lenders.
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In calculating debt as a proportion of gross domestic product — Italy's ratio of 130 percent is second only to Greece in Europe — the draft accord proposes discounting hundreds of billion euros in Italian debt purchased by the European Central Bank under the bank's quantitative easing (QE) programme.
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MILANO, May 8 (Reuters) - Italy's third largest lender Banco Bpm said on Wednesday bad loans as a proportion of total loans would fall to 9.9 percent after it struck a deal to sell a leasing soured debts portfolio with a nominal value of about 650 million euros.
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And while she noted the "emphasis on burden-sharing," Hutchison focused on the fact that "every one of our allies -- 100% -- are increasing defense spending" and noted that US allies are "on track to make the 2% pledge" regarding defense spending as a proportion of GDP.
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"I know from my standpoint as a real estate owner, when public transportation is built in front of my buildings, my buildings are worth more, and I should pay more of a proportion of that cost," Scott Rechler, an M.T.A. board member and real estate developer, said on Wednesday.
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Allowing smaller parties to win a proportion of seats in the legislature — as few as they may be — will introduce new ideas into our political culture, increase energy for third-party candidates running at the presidential level, and force the Democrats and Republicans to adopt positions beyond their traditional comfort zones.
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Residential property developers typically collect the full sales amount within three months of sales, but commercial property developers collect a proportion of the sales in the first year, which can be low depending on negotiations, and have to wait until delivery - usually three to five years after sales - to collect the balance.
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These concerns have been dialed up by recent revelations that tech giants — including Amazon, Apple and Google — use human workers to manually review a proportion of audio snippets captured by their voice AIs, typically for quality purposes — such as to try to improve the performance of voice recognition across different accents or environments.
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The dispute with the pilots stretches back over four years, with the two sides needing to agree pay deals for contract periods from May 2012, plus reach agreement over changes to a decades-old scheme that allows pilots to retire early from the age of 55 and keep a proportion of their pay.
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Sukuk as a proportion of total issuance in the Gulf Cooperation Council, Malaysia, Indonesia, Turkey and Pakistan were also slightly ahead of the same period a year ago, but could not maintain the first quarter's very strong market share due to the return of sovereign issuance of conventional bonds by GCC members in recent months.
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Unlike traditional insurance, which can work out prohibitively expensive as a proportion of income for food delivery drivers who may only work part time and even sporadically, Zego charges by the hour, with drivers only buying cover for when they are logged in to the various on-demand food ordering services they contract for.
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"Studies of women in the military have shown that many would like to suppress their menstrual flow during deployment, but only a proportion of them use the pill to do so; the majority of women surveyed also wanted more advice from the military to help them make the right choice," co-author Varsha Jain said in the statement.
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"Unfortunately, [this study] solidifies the central conclusion that too many in the field have chosen to downplay, namely that the magnitude of the longevity impact—and even the health impact—that CR delivers in monkeys, measured as a proportion of lifespan, will never rise to even a fraction of what is seen in rodents," he told Gizmodo.
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In a finding that is sure to deepen the rift between developed and developing nations over which countries should shoulder the financial burden for climate effects, the Lancet report shows that lower-income countries experience far greater economic loss as a proportion of their gross domestic product because of climate-related disasters when compared to higher-income countries.
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UK and Scotland seal funding deal Clashes over policy at Shanghai G20 meeting Fed governor Brainard warns rate rises may be at slower pace On existing plans, public spending on services other than health is set to reach its lowest level as a proportion of national income since 1948-49, at a time when Britain's population is expanding and ageing.
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The scientists also say that European funding would be cut if Britain voted to pull out of the 28-member EU. "Brexit assertions that the Treasury will make up this shortfall are naive and complacent, given that successive governments have allowed Britain to languish well below the OECD and EU averages in its research investment as a proportion of GDP," they said in the letter.
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Africa's population is so large, and its middle class was so miniscule to begin with, that even modest growth is providing enormous investment opportunities But the most probable cause of the optimism is that although Africa's middle class may be small as a proportion of the total population, it really is growing fast in the big cities, which is where the foreign investors are putting their money.
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Indeed, job postings related to bitcoin on LinkedIn increased nine-fold in the financial services industry and four-fold in the software technology industry (as a proportion of overall job postings on LinkedIn) over the last three years, according to data provided by the platform to CNBC Make It. As of Monday, there were 2,770 open jobs related to "blockchain" posted on careers website Glassdoor.
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In our most recent rating action commentary (see "Fitch Affirms Paragon at 'BBB-'; Outlook Stable") published on 13 April 2017, we identified an increase in double leverage at the parent company as a key sensitivity for Paragon's rating, stating "this would become particularly relevant if revenue and assets from regulated (and hence effectively ring-fenced) entities, notably the bank, increased as a proportion of group revenue and assets".
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The central government has tried to help places like Imabetsu, not only by upping the budget for "rural revitalisation", but also through a scheme called furusato nozei, which allows taxpayers to send a proportion of their taxes to a locality of their choice, instead of the one where they live (towns and villages compete for this cash by offering gifts in return, such as local sake or dried fish).
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" Later the same month, Man City's head of finance, Andrew Widdowson, acknowledged in a letter to the tax authority that while Man City had paid Dein "to influence the player into joining us" in 2011, the club also accepted that "as you point out, Darren Dein is the player's agent and with that in mind we accept that a proportion of the fee should be apportioned as Dein acting for the player.
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