The document provides statistical data on Catalonia, Spain, and the EU for 2007. Some key figures:
- Catalonia's population was 7.2 million with a density of 222 inhabitants/km2.
- 14.3% of the population was under 15, 69% between 15-64, and 16.7% over 65.
- The unemployment rate was 6.6% with 3.7 million people in the active population.
- GDP was 195 billion euros, 27,824 euros per capita, with exports of 47 billion euros.
- Education received the largest share of the budget at 17%, followed by health at 32.1%.
- Tourism was an important industry with 57 million overnight
This document provides demographic and economic statistics for Catalonia, Spain, and the European Union (EU-27) for the years 2005-2010. Some key points:
- Catalonia's population in 2009 was 7.5 million, with a density of 230 inhabitants per square kilometer. 15.2% of the population was aged 0-14 and 11.5% was over 65.
- Catalonia's GDP was 206.9 billion Euros in 2009, with a per capita GDP of 28,046 Euros. The main economic sectors were services, industry, and construction.
- Exports from Catalonia in 2009 totaled 41.2 billion Euros, with main trade partners being France
This document provides population and demographic statistics for Catalonia, Spain, and the EU-27 in 2011. Some key points:
- Catalonia's population in 2011 was 7.4 million, with 49.3% male and 50.7% female. 15.9% were ages 0-14, and 5.2% were over 80.
- The unemployment rate in Catalonia was 19.2%, higher than Spain (21.7%) and the EU (9.6%). Over 62% of the population was active.
- In terms of education, Catalonia had 1.5 million students, with 31.4% in secondary education and 15.9% in tertiary education.
This document provides demographic and statistical data for Catalonia, Spain, and the European Union (EU-27). Some key points:
- The population of Catalonia in 2010 was 7.5 million, with a density of 234 inhabitants per square kilometer.
- In 2009, the unemployment rate in Catalonia was 17.8%, higher than Spain (12.2%) and the EU (8.6%).
- Catalonia's GDP per capita in 2010 was €28,262, higher than Spain but lower than the EU average.
- In 2009, municipal waste production in Catalonia was 575 kg per person, higher than Spain but lower than the EU average.
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Catalonia had a population of 7.5 million in 2012, with a density of 232 people per square kilometer. The population is aging, with 15.9% under 15 and 11.9% over 65. The economy relies heavily on services, accounting for 69.6% of GDP. Unemployment was high at 22.7% in 2012, especially among youth under 25 at 50.7%. Life expectancy is 82.5 years for men and 85.3 years for women. Catalonia faces challenges in meeting some EU 2020 targets, with early school leaving still high at 24% and those at risk of poverty or social exclusion at 26.7% in 2011.
MDG Report 2013 Final for DisseminationAlphart LUNGU
The document is Zambia's 2013 progress report on the Millennium Development Goals. It provides an overview of Zambia's status and progress toward achieving the 8 Millennium Development Goals and their associated targets. The report finds that Zambia has achieved or is on track to achieve some targets, such as reducing extreme poverty and increasing primary education enrollment. However, it notes that significant reforms and investments will be needed for Zambia to meet other targets, such as reducing maternal and child mortality, improving access to water and sanitation, and increasing gender equality in education. The report provides data on 39 indicators to assess progress and identifies areas that require accelerated interventions.
The document is Zambia's 2013 progress report on the Millennium Development Goals. It provides an overview of Zambia's status and progress towards achieving the eight MDGs. For each MDG, it analyzes key indicators and targets, and determines whether the targets are on track to be met by 2015 based on current trends. Some targets, such as reducing extreme poverty and child mortality, will require accelerated interventions. Others, including universal primary education and combating HIV/AIDS, are on track or have already been met. The report aims to assess progress, identify where reforms are needed, and help focus efforts on targets lagging behind.
This document contains graphs and data on labor market performance in G7 countries from 1950-2015. It shows trends over time in unemployment rates, job creation and destruction rates, labor force participation rates, wage and profit shares, productivity, and output gaps. The graphs and data indicate that unemployment rates, hiring uncertainty, and job destruction rates increased from the 1980s to 2010s, while employment rates, wage shares, and labor productivity growth declined over the same period.
Pre-Employment Checks: An Employers GuideMiqui Mel
This document provides guidance for employers on conducting pre-employment checks. It discusses:
1. The purpose of pre-employment checks is to establish eligibility for employment and identify risks, such as theft, bullying, or safety issues. Checks vary by sector but may include criminal records, references, and verifying qualifications.
2. Employers have discretion to decide if candidates are suitable based on all available evidence. Factors like attitude and experience are also important, especially for senior roles.
3. Guidance is needed due to increasing use of social media in hiring and outsourcing of checks. Employers should aim to be fair, non-discriminatory, and fact-based in their processes.
This document provides demographic and economic statistics for Catalonia, Spain, and the European Union (EU-27) for the years 2005-2010. Some key points:
- Catalonia's population in 2009 was 7.5 million, with a density of 230 inhabitants per square kilometer. 15.2% of the population was aged 0-14 and 11.5% was over 65.
- Catalonia's GDP was 206.9 billion Euros in 2009, with a per capita GDP of 28,046 Euros. The main economic sectors were services, industry, and construction.
- Exports from Catalonia in 2009 totaled 41.2 billion Euros, with main trade partners being France
This document provides population and demographic statistics for Catalonia, Spain, and the EU-27 in 2011. Some key points:
- Catalonia's population in 2011 was 7.4 million, with 49.3% male and 50.7% female. 15.9% were ages 0-14, and 5.2% were over 80.
- The unemployment rate in Catalonia was 19.2%, higher than Spain (21.7%) and the EU (9.6%). Over 62% of the population was active.
- In terms of education, Catalonia had 1.5 million students, with 31.4% in secondary education and 15.9% in tertiary education.
This document provides demographic and statistical data for Catalonia, Spain, and the European Union (EU-27). Some key points:
- The population of Catalonia in 2010 was 7.5 million, with a density of 234 inhabitants per square kilometer.
- In 2009, the unemployment rate in Catalonia was 17.8%, higher than Spain (12.2%) and the EU (8.6%).
- Catalonia's GDP per capita in 2010 was €28,262, higher than Spain but lower than the EU average.
- In 2009, municipal waste production in Catalonia was 575 kg per person, higher than Spain but lower than the EU average.
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Catalonia had a population of 7.5 million in 2012, with a density of 232 people per square kilometer. The population is aging, with 15.9% under 15 and 11.9% over 65. The economy relies heavily on services, accounting for 69.6% of GDP. Unemployment was high at 22.7% in 2012, especially among youth under 25 at 50.7%. Life expectancy is 82.5 years for men and 85.3 years for women. Catalonia faces challenges in meeting some EU 2020 targets, with early school leaving still high at 24% and those at risk of poverty or social exclusion at 26.7% in 2011.
MDG Report 2013 Final for DisseminationAlphart LUNGU
The document is Zambia's 2013 progress report on the Millennium Development Goals. It provides an overview of Zambia's status and progress toward achieving the 8 Millennium Development Goals and their associated targets. The report finds that Zambia has achieved or is on track to achieve some targets, such as reducing extreme poverty and increasing primary education enrollment. However, it notes that significant reforms and investments will be needed for Zambia to meet other targets, such as reducing maternal and child mortality, improving access to water and sanitation, and increasing gender equality in education. The report provides data on 39 indicators to assess progress and identifies areas that require accelerated interventions.
The document is Zambia's 2013 progress report on the Millennium Development Goals. It provides an overview of Zambia's status and progress towards achieving the eight MDGs. For each MDG, it analyzes key indicators and targets, and determines whether the targets are on track to be met by 2015 based on current trends. Some targets, such as reducing extreme poverty and child mortality, will require accelerated interventions. Others, including universal primary education and combating HIV/AIDS, are on track or have already been met. The report aims to assess progress, identify where reforms are needed, and help focus efforts on targets lagging behind.
This document contains graphs and data on labor market performance in G7 countries from 1950-2015. It shows trends over time in unemployment rates, job creation and destruction rates, labor force participation rates, wage and profit shares, productivity, and output gaps. The graphs and data indicate that unemployment rates, hiring uncertainty, and job destruction rates increased from the 1980s to 2010s, while employment rates, wage shares, and labor productivity growth declined over the same period.
Pre-Employment Checks: An Employers GuideMiqui Mel
This document provides guidance for employers on conducting pre-employment checks. It discusses:
1. The purpose of pre-employment checks is to establish eligibility for employment and identify risks, such as theft, bullying, or safety issues. Checks vary by sector but may include criminal records, references, and verifying qualifications.
2. Employers have discretion to decide if candidates are suitable based on all available evidence. Factors like attitude and experience are also important, especially for senior roles.
3. Guidance is needed due to increasing use of social media in hiring and outsourcing of checks. Employers should aim to be fair, non-discriminatory, and fact-based in their processes.
Anglo-Catalan Society Annual Conference, University of Sheffield 2012Miqui Mel
This year's conferenmce will take place at the University of Sheffield, whose long and excellent tradition of teaching and research in Catalan Studies is internationally renowned. We encourage members and non-members alike to come to the conference and take advantage of this excellent opportunity to hear stimulating papers, engage in lively discussion and enjoy meeting with colleagues and friends. The city enjoys efficient travel links by air, rail and road, and offers the perfect opportunity for exploring both the industrial heritage of the area, and the Peak District National Park.
Barcelona is a leading economic center with a diverse and knowledge-based economy. It has over 1.6 million residents and is part of a larger metropolitan region of over 5 million people. Barcelona has a highly educated workforce, strong industry and trade sectors, and is a top destination for tourism, business, and international events. The city promotes innovation and is ranked highly for its quality of life.
Catalonia has a population and GDP similar to other European nations. It has a strong economy with exports comparable to Portugal's. Catalonia's GDP per capita is above the European average. Barcelona is one of Europe's most visited cities and a global hub for business and innovation with a highly educated, creative workforce.
Spain performs below the OECD average in mathematics, reading, and science based on PISA test results. While spending on education has increased, performance has remained stable and equity in education has deteriorated. Socioeconomically advantaged students outperform disadvantaged students by a wider margin than in 2003. Regional performance differences are largely due to socioeconomic disparities. Schools have less autonomy than other OECD countries and engage in less collaboration and evaluation.
1) The Act of Union passed in 1801 united the Kingdom of Great Britain and the Kingdom of Ireland, replacing the Irish Parliament with direct rule from London.
2) Supporters argued it would strengthen military defense and the economy through free trade, while opponents felt it threatened Ireland's separate identity and institutions.
3) The Irish Catholic majority felt betrayed when union did not lead to the promised emancipation from penal laws against Catholics.
This document provides demographic and statistical data for Catalonia, Spain, and the European Union (EU-27) for years 2007-2008. Some key figures:
- Population of Catalonia in 2008 was 7.4 million, with a density of 229 inhabitants/km2.
- The population is aging - those aged 65-79 made up 11.5% of the population in 2008.
- Unemployment rates were higher than the EU average, especially for those under 25 (32.8% in Catalonia).
- Life expectancy is above the EU average, at 81.4 years for males and 84.5 years for females in Catalonia.
- The economy relies heavily on services,
This document provides demographic, social, and economic statistics for Catalonia, Spain, and the European Union for the years 2007 and earlier where noted. Some key figures:
- Catalonia's population in 2007 was 7.35 million with a density of 229 inhabitants per square kilometer.
- The unemployment rate in Catalonia was 6.5% in 2007 compared to 7.1% in Spain and 8.3% in the EU.
- GDP in Catalonia was 208.6 billion euros in 2007 with a per capita GDP of 29,092 euros.
- Exports from Catalonia totaled 49.95 billion euros in 2007, with the external trade ratio at 79.3%.
This document contains statistics comparing Catalonia, Spain, and the European Union (EU-28) across several socioeconomic indicators for the years 2009-2014. Some key figures shown include:
- Catalonia's 2013 employment rate for ages 20-64 was 63.9% compared to 58.6% for Spain and 68.4% for the EU.
- Gross domestic expenditure on R&D relative to GDP in 2012 was 1.51% for Catalonia, 1.27% for Spain, and 2.01% for the EU.
- Greenhouse gas emissions in 2012 were at an index of 118.0 for Catalonia, 122.5 for Spain, and 82.1 for the EU based
This document provides statistical data about Catalonia, Spain, and the EU-25 across various categories such as territory, population, economy, industry, tourism, agriculture, trade, transport, education, health, and more. Some key figures:
- Population of Catalonia in 2005: 7 million
- GDP per capita in Catalonia in 2005: €24,843
- Unemployment rate in Catalonia in 2005: 7%
- Top three industries by turnover in Catalonia in 2004: machinery, food products, chemicals
- Tourist establishments in Catalonia in 2005: 4,402
- Students in Catalonia in 2005/2006: 1.3 million
- Exports from Catalonia in
The document provides an overview of global poverty and economic development. It discusses that nearly half the world lives in poverty, though some countries have transitioned from poor to rich. Africa continues to lag behind in development. Mobile technology is enabling growth in poor countries. There is debate around how to reduce extreme poverty.
Malaysia has achieved most UN Millennium Development Goals through focused programs to eradicate poverty and improve quality of life. Poverty rates declined significantly from 49.3% in 1970 to 5.7% in 2004 through rural development programs, income generation, and direct assistance. Quality of life indicators like life expectancy, literacy and access to basic services have greatly improved and are now at levels of advanced economies. Economic growth averaged over 7% from 1970-1980 due to a shift from agriculture to manufacturing and exports of manufactured goods rather than raw materials. Political stability, effective economic policies and development strategies contributed to Malaysia's success in reducing poverty and advancing socially.
This document summarizes statistics from Jamaica presented by the Director General of the Statistical Institute of Jamaica. It discusses world population trends showing declining fertility and mortality rates. Census data from Jamaica in 2011 is presented, showing an aging population with a median age of 27 and declining birth rates. Population projections estimate Jamaica's population will reach 2.752 million by 2030. Labour force statistics are shown by occupation, industry, education level and age. The changing structure of Jamaica's economy is discussed with sectors like wholesale/retail and public services contributing more to GDP.
Economic growth in Ethiopia has been led by the agricultural sector, which has been supported by policies aimed at smallholder farmers including an agricultural extension program providing modern practices, technology, and high-value crops. This has resulted in pro-poor economic growth that has significantly reduced poverty levels, especially in rural areas, through increased agricultural production and productivity. Key drivers of poverty reduction have included rising cereal, legume, and oil crop production due to expansion of cultivated land areas and increased usage of fertilizers and improved seeds, supported by overall strong economic growth over the past two decades.
The document contains data on trade, exports, imports and balances for Pakistan from 2005-2012. It shows steadily increasing exports and imports over time, leading to increasing trade balances. It also contains demographic and economic data for households dependent on trade, transport and communication sectors in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan provinces of Pakistan from 2004-05 and 2010-11, such as increasing population dependent on these sectors, rising consumption and income levels over time.
This document provides statistics on Luxembourg across many topics in 3-sentence summaries:
It summarizes Luxembourg's territory, describing its total area, border length, and land use breakdown. Climate data for Luxembourg City is presented, including average temperatures, humidity, and rainfall. Statistics on air quality, waste management, forests, and energy consumption are also highlighted.
Population statistics such as structure, top municipalities, households, and age groups are outlined. Life expectancy, population movement metrics like births are summarized. Employment, income, health, education, and business demography statistics are briefly touched on.
International comparisons of key data on population, business, national accounts, and prices/finances are noted. An
Virtual Water Trade Networks and Sustainability of the Food SystemSamir Suweis
Talk given at the European geophysics Union Conference (EGU) in 2014 on my paper published in PNAS, Vol. 110 no. 11 4230-4233 (2013): Water Controlled Wealth of Nations.
Indonesia has a large and growing population and economy. The food and beverage industry is an important sector that has seen steady growth in recent years. It is dominated by small businesses but larger companies are growing. Food trends show increasing demand for convenient, healthy, and branded products. Foreign investment in the food industry has increased and Indonesia is considered an attractive location for foreign direct investment in Asia. Key challenges for the industry include developing modern retail channels, understanding changing consumer preferences, ensuring food safety, and navigating regulations and trade issues.
Former Trade Minister of Indonesia H.E. Mr Gita Wirjawan delivered his Keynote Address on the second day of the 6th Asia Think Tank Summit organised by the Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA) and the Think Tank and Civil Societies Program (TTCSP) of the University of Pennsylvania in Bali, Indonesia on 22 November 2018.
The document discusses the relationship between economic growth, environmental protection, and technological progress. It argues that while technological progress is often seen as decoupling economic growth from environmental impacts, in reality technological progress and economic growth are interlinked and both depend on natural capital stocks. Even with efficiency gains from technological progress, rising production and consumption will continue to increase environmental pressures unless the overall scale of the economy remains within ecological limits. A steady state economy with stable or mildly fluctuating production and consumption is needed for long-term sustainability.
1. The document provides statistics on various indicators for Singapore such as population, labour force, national income, trade, and social factors for years 2010 and 2011.
2. Key economic indicators show GDP grew 4.9% in 2011 to $326.8 billion while GNI per capita was $61,692. Unemployment remained low at 3% and population grew to over 5 million.
3. Social indicators include median age of 38, literacy rate of 96%, and increasing home ownership. Health indicators like doctors per capita and crime rate also improved between 2010-2011.
Presentation to gm live conference 15 may 2014Mark Beatson
This document discusses several long-term trends that are shaping the global workforce: de-industrialization and the rise of knowledge-based services; advancing technology and globalization; an aging population; more women in the labor market; increased educational attainment; and changing employment relationships. It provides statistics and analysis on each trend, showing how forces like longer life expectancy, reduced fertility rates, and greater access to education are altering the makeup of the global workforce. The document aims to stimulate debate about how these trends will influence the future of work.
Anglo-Catalan Society Annual Conference, University of Sheffield 2012Miqui Mel
This year's conferenmce will take place at the University of Sheffield, whose long and excellent tradition of teaching and research in Catalan Studies is internationally renowned. We encourage members and non-members alike to come to the conference and take advantage of this excellent opportunity to hear stimulating papers, engage in lively discussion and enjoy meeting with colleagues and friends. The city enjoys efficient travel links by air, rail and road, and offers the perfect opportunity for exploring both the industrial heritage of the area, and the Peak District National Park.
Barcelona is a leading economic center with a diverse and knowledge-based economy. It has over 1.6 million residents and is part of a larger metropolitan region of over 5 million people. Barcelona has a highly educated workforce, strong industry and trade sectors, and is a top destination for tourism, business, and international events. The city promotes innovation and is ranked highly for its quality of life.
Catalonia has a population and GDP similar to other European nations. It has a strong economy with exports comparable to Portugal's. Catalonia's GDP per capita is above the European average. Barcelona is one of Europe's most visited cities and a global hub for business and innovation with a highly educated, creative workforce.
Spain performs below the OECD average in mathematics, reading, and science based on PISA test results. While spending on education has increased, performance has remained stable and equity in education has deteriorated. Socioeconomically advantaged students outperform disadvantaged students by a wider margin than in 2003. Regional performance differences are largely due to socioeconomic disparities. Schools have less autonomy than other OECD countries and engage in less collaboration and evaluation.
1) The Act of Union passed in 1801 united the Kingdom of Great Britain and the Kingdom of Ireland, replacing the Irish Parliament with direct rule from London.
2) Supporters argued it would strengthen military defense and the economy through free trade, while opponents felt it threatened Ireland's separate identity and institutions.
3) The Irish Catholic majority felt betrayed when union did not lead to the promised emancipation from penal laws against Catholics.
This document provides demographic and statistical data for Catalonia, Spain, and the European Union (EU-27) for years 2007-2008. Some key figures:
- Population of Catalonia in 2008 was 7.4 million, with a density of 229 inhabitants/km2.
- The population is aging - those aged 65-79 made up 11.5% of the population in 2008.
- Unemployment rates were higher than the EU average, especially for those under 25 (32.8% in Catalonia).
- Life expectancy is above the EU average, at 81.4 years for males and 84.5 years for females in Catalonia.
- The economy relies heavily on services,
This document provides demographic, social, and economic statistics for Catalonia, Spain, and the European Union for the years 2007 and earlier where noted. Some key figures:
- Catalonia's population in 2007 was 7.35 million with a density of 229 inhabitants per square kilometer.
- The unemployment rate in Catalonia was 6.5% in 2007 compared to 7.1% in Spain and 8.3% in the EU.
- GDP in Catalonia was 208.6 billion euros in 2007 with a per capita GDP of 29,092 euros.
- Exports from Catalonia totaled 49.95 billion euros in 2007, with the external trade ratio at 79.3%.
This document contains statistics comparing Catalonia, Spain, and the European Union (EU-28) across several socioeconomic indicators for the years 2009-2014. Some key figures shown include:
- Catalonia's 2013 employment rate for ages 20-64 was 63.9% compared to 58.6% for Spain and 68.4% for the EU.
- Gross domestic expenditure on R&D relative to GDP in 2012 was 1.51% for Catalonia, 1.27% for Spain, and 2.01% for the EU.
- Greenhouse gas emissions in 2012 were at an index of 118.0 for Catalonia, 122.5 for Spain, and 82.1 for the EU based
This document provides statistical data about Catalonia, Spain, and the EU-25 across various categories such as territory, population, economy, industry, tourism, agriculture, trade, transport, education, health, and more. Some key figures:
- Population of Catalonia in 2005: 7 million
- GDP per capita in Catalonia in 2005: €24,843
- Unemployment rate in Catalonia in 2005: 7%
- Top three industries by turnover in Catalonia in 2004: machinery, food products, chemicals
- Tourist establishments in Catalonia in 2005: 4,402
- Students in Catalonia in 2005/2006: 1.3 million
- Exports from Catalonia in
The document provides an overview of global poverty and economic development. It discusses that nearly half the world lives in poverty, though some countries have transitioned from poor to rich. Africa continues to lag behind in development. Mobile technology is enabling growth in poor countries. There is debate around how to reduce extreme poverty.
Malaysia has achieved most UN Millennium Development Goals through focused programs to eradicate poverty and improve quality of life. Poverty rates declined significantly from 49.3% in 1970 to 5.7% in 2004 through rural development programs, income generation, and direct assistance. Quality of life indicators like life expectancy, literacy and access to basic services have greatly improved and are now at levels of advanced economies. Economic growth averaged over 7% from 1970-1980 due to a shift from agriculture to manufacturing and exports of manufactured goods rather than raw materials. Political stability, effective economic policies and development strategies contributed to Malaysia's success in reducing poverty and advancing socially.
This document summarizes statistics from Jamaica presented by the Director General of the Statistical Institute of Jamaica. It discusses world population trends showing declining fertility and mortality rates. Census data from Jamaica in 2011 is presented, showing an aging population with a median age of 27 and declining birth rates. Population projections estimate Jamaica's population will reach 2.752 million by 2030. Labour force statistics are shown by occupation, industry, education level and age. The changing structure of Jamaica's economy is discussed with sectors like wholesale/retail and public services contributing more to GDP.
Economic growth in Ethiopia has been led by the agricultural sector, which has been supported by policies aimed at smallholder farmers including an agricultural extension program providing modern practices, technology, and high-value crops. This has resulted in pro-poor economic growth that has significantly reduced poverty levels, especially in rural areas, through increased agricultural production and productivity. Key drivers of poverty reduction have included rising cereal, legume, and oil crop production due to expansion of cultivated land areas and increased usage of fertilizers and improved seeds, supported by overall strong economic growth over the past two decades.
The document contains data on trade, exports, imports and balances for Pakistan from 2005-2012. It shows steadily increasing exports and imports over time, leading to increasing trade balances. It also contains demographic and economic data for households dependent on trade, transport and communication sectors in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan provinces of Pakistan from 2004-05 and 2010-11, such as increasing population dependent on these sectors, rising consumption and income levels over time.
This document provides statistics on Luxembourg across many topics in 3-sentence summaries:
It summarizes Luxembourg's territory, describing its total area, border length, and land use breakdown. Climate data for Luxembourg City is presented, including average temperatures, humidity, and rainfall. Statistics on air quality, waste management, forests, and energy consumption are also highlighted.
Population statistics such as structure, top municipalities, households, and age groups are outlined. Life expectancy, population movement metrics like births are summarized. Employment, income, health, education, and business demography statistics are briefly touched on.
International comparisons of key data on population, business, national accounts, and prices/finances are noted. An
Virtual Water Trade Networks and Sustainability of the Food SystemSamir Suweis
Talk given at the European geophysics Union Conference (EGU) in 2014 on my paper published in PNAS, Vol. 110 no. 11 4230-4233 (2013): Water Controlled Wealth of Nations.
Indonesia has a large and growing population and economy. The food and beverage industry is an important sector that has seen steady growth in recent years. It is dominated by small businesses but larger companies are growing. Food trends show increasing demand for convenient, healthy, and branded products. Foreign investment in the food industry has increased and Indonesia is considered an attractive location for foreign direct investment in Asia. Key challenges for the industry include developing modern retail channels, understanding changing consumer preferences, ensuring food safety, and navigating regulations and trade issues.
Former Trade Minister of Indonesia H.E. Mr Gita Wirjawan delivered his Keynote Address on the second day of the 6th Asia Think Tank Summit organised by the Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA) and the Think Tank and Civil Societies Program (TTCSP) of the University of Pennsylvania in Bali, Indonesia on 22 November 2018.
The document discusses the relationship between economic growth, environmental protection, and technological progress. It argues that while technological progress is often seen as decoupling economic growth from environmental impacts, in reality technological progress and economic growth are interlinked and both depend on natural capital stocks. Even with efficiency gains from technological progress, rising production and consumption will continue to increase environmental pressures unless the overall scale of the economy remains within ecological limits. A steady state economy with stable or mildly fluctuating production and consumption is needed for long-term sustainability.
1. The document provides statistics on various indicators for Singapore such as population, labour force, national income, trade, and social factors for years 2010 and 2011.
2. Key economic indicators show GDP grew 4.9% in 2011 to $326.8 billion while GNI per capita was $61,692. Unemployment remained low at 3% and population grew to over 5 million.
3. Social indicators include median age of 38, literacy rate of 96%, and increasing home ownership. Health indicators like doctors per capita and crime rate also improved between 2010-2011.
Presentation to gm live conference 15 may 2014Mark Beatson
This document discusses several long-term trends that are shaping the global workforce: de-industrialization and the rise of knowledge-based services; advancing technology and globalization; an aging population; more women in the labor market; increased educational attainment; and changing employment relationships. It provides statistics and analysis on each trend, showing how forces like longer life expectancy, reduced fertility rates, and greater access to education are altering the makeup of the global workforce. The document aims to stimulate debate about how these trends will influence the future of work.
The document discusses trends in Australia's aging population from 1901 to 2061. Some key points are:
- The percentage of the population aged 65 and over is projected to increase from 14% in 2013 to 31% in 2061.
- Labor force participation rates of those aged 55 and over have been increasing steadily since the late 1970s.
- An aging population can provide economic and social benefits such as a decreased percentage of life spent childrearing, more opportunity for work and volunteering, and potentially less crime and violence.
This document summarizes statistical data on various social injustices and inequalities. It presents data showing the proportion of populations that suffer from issues like delinquency, exclusion from society, financial difficulties, lack of access to transportation, and depression. Additional data shows trends over time in inequalities related to health, wealth, income, education, and more. Graphs and charts illustrate these findings.
World population has grown from 1 billion in 1804 to over 7 billion currently, and is expected to reach 11.2 billion by 2100. The three most populous countries are China with 1.354 billion people, India with 1.27 billion, and the USA with 313 million. The global population growth rate from 1990-2010 was 30%, with most growth occurring in developing regions of Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Rapid population growth is caused by declining death rates due to improvements in medicine and healthcare, while birth rates have only recently started to decline. High population growth poses challenges such as increased environmental degradation, poverty, and unemployment. India's population is growing at a rate of around 20% per census, and it aims
TC vs el Pla Estratègic d'Acció Exterior GenCat - FalloMiqui Mel
El Tribunal Constitucional español dictaminó sobre un recurso de inconstitucionalidad presentado por el Presidente del Gobierno contra la Ley del Parlamento de Cataluña 16/2014 sobre acción exterior y relaciones con la Unión Europea. El Tribunal declaró la inconstitucionalidad de varios artículos de dicha ley al considerar que invaden competencias exclusivas del Estado en materia de relaciones internacionales y de coordinación de la acción exterior.
TC vs el Pla Estratègic d'Acció Exterior GenCatMiqui Mel
EL PLENO DEL TC DECLARA INCONSTITUCIONAL PARTE DEL PLAN ESTRATÉGICO DE ACCIÓN EXTERIOR Y DE RELACIONES CON LA UNIÓN EUROPEA 2019-2020 APROBADO POR EL GOBIERNO DE CATALUÑA
Political Opinion Barometer Catalonia - 3rd Wave 2015Miqui Mel
This document provides the technical specifications and main results of the 3rd wave of 2015 of the Political Opinion Barometer survey conducted in Catalonia. It details the sample size of 2,000 interviews, methodology used, margins of error, and key findings. The main results show that 65% of respondents believe Catalonia has an insufficient level of autonomy, 41.1% believe it should be an independent state, and 46.7% want Catalonia to become an independent state.
Economic effects of a potential secession of Catalonia from Spain and paths f...Miqui Mel
Scenarios of Macro-economic Development for Catalonia on Horizon 2030: Economic effects of a potential secession of Catalonia from Spain and paths for integration with the EU
Source: CEPS & CIDOB
Date: July 2015.
Political Opinion Barometer - CEO (July 2015)Miqui Mel
This document provides technical specifications and main results from a political opinion barometer survey conducted in Catalonia, Spain. It details the survey methodology, including a sample size of 2,000 respondents stratified across Catalonia's four provinces. Key findings summarized include that over 50% of respondents feel Catalonia does not receive fair treatment from the Spanish government, and around 42-43% of respondents want Catalonia to become an independent state.
Acolyte Episodes review (TV series) The Acolyte. Learn about the influence of the program on the Star Wars world, as well as new characters and story twists.
Essential Tools for Modern PR Business .pptxPragencyuk
Discover the essential tools and strategies for modern PR business success. Learn how to craft compelling news releases, leverage press release sites and news wires, stay updated with PR news, and integrate effective PR practices to enhance your brand's visibility and credibility. Elevate your PR efforts with our comprehensive guide.
An astonishing, first-of-its-kind, report by the NYT assessing damage in Ukraine. Even if the war ends tomorrow, in many places there will be nothing to go back to.
Here is Gabe Whitley's response to my defamation lawsuit for him calling me a rapist and perjurer in court documents.
You have to read it to believe it, but after you read it, you won't believe it. And I included eight examples of defamatory statements/
El Puerto de Algeciras continúa un año más como el más eficiente del continente europeo y vuelve a situarse en el “top ten” mundial, según el informe The Container Port Performance Index 2023 (CPPI), elaborado por el Banco Mundial y la consultora S&P Global.
El informe CPPI utiliza dos enfoques metodológicos diferentes para calcular la clasificación del índice: uno administrativo o técnico y otro estadístico, basado en análisis factorial (FA). Según los autores, esta dualidad pretende asegurar una clasificación que refleje con precisión el rendimiento real del puerto, a la vez que sea estadísticamente sólida. En esta edición del informe CPPI 2023, se han empleado los mismos enfoques metodológicos y se ha aplicado un método de agregación de clasificaciones para combinar los resultados de ambos enfoques y obtener una clasificación agregada.