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Tag Archives: GDP
Evidence that Oil Limits are Leading to Declining Economic Growth
The usual assumption that economists, financial planners, and actuaries make is that future real GDP growth can be expected to be fairly similar to the average past growth rate for some historical time period. This assumption can take a number … Continue reading
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Tagged employment, GDP, GDP growth, oil consumption, oil supply, peak oil, real GDP
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The Growing Part of the World in Charts
Some parts of the world pretty much sailed through the 2008-2009 recession, while other parts of the world had huge problems. The part that sailed through the recession is what I call the “Growing Part of the World.” I thought … Continue reading
