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China may have rapidly increased outlays on welfare pensions and health, but it has barely scratched the surface.

In an actual investment project there is usually a number of outlays and a number of receipts.

While we mull this, Beijing officials might be wishing for 2012 to come soon, so London's outlays can turn the spotlight away from its own.

Large parts of China's military spending, including R&D outlays, do not appear in its official numbers on defense spending.

Capital investment by businesses turned up in the first quarter, boosted by outlays for commercial structures and equipment and software.

Urges to drink outlays down the chopsticks when the visitor the side be able to carryon, cannot strongly urge.

The US woefully under-invests in education outlays for the poor, who drop out of school and then cannot find gainful employment.

In terms of cash outlays, the "extra cost" represented by the discount is not paid until the bonds mature.

But discretionary outlays, including defence, are less than 40% of the total budget.

The budget office estimates that outlays would fall by only $125 billion over the next decade, as the age increase phased in.

The combined cash outlays required for repayment of principal amounts borrowed and for payments of interest expense during the period.

Mr Rudd plans to pay for all this by finding savings roughly equal to the infrastructure outlays.

But outlays on health care and education, as a proportion of total spending, remain lower than they were a decade ago.

Expenses refer to the outlays incurred by an enterprise in the course of production and operation.

If it works, this could permanently reduce benefits outlays and boost labour participation.

And spending by the rich now accounts for the largest share of consumer outlays in at least 20 years.

A lack of transparency obscures the full cost of China's outlays, but already many Olympic structures have been shuttered.

Part of a broader package of electricity market reforms, this should reassure investors that they will recoup their high initial outlays.

But this remains a small amount compared to military outlays , and an overarching framework to support economic development is missing.

Due to the strength of this year's fiscal stimulus, though, such outlays will be hard-pressed to carry GDP forward in 2010.

Business investment plunged 38% during the quarter as companies delayed outlays to save cash and ride out the downturn.

You can then reduce outlays if the odds are too low for your liking -- or take another trip if they're within your comfort zone.

The authors want savings there and in social security outlays as well, another political mantrap.

On the fiscal front, deficit reduction measures must be undertaken to reduce expected future outlays.

Think-tanks, looking at the formulas that fund schools and health programmes, put the projected outlays at $99 billion.

Outlays for social insurance agencies shall be listed into budget and appropriated from government finance .

Outlays on public services and investments other than healthcare and pensions have been badly squeezed.

Gross domestic investment - GDI: Outlays for additions to the fixed assets of the economy plus the net value of inventory changes.

Rescuing the financial system will probably require large outlays beyond the funds already disbursed.

Many such schemes involve large capital outlays, however, to get them off the ground.

GDP has four components: consumer spending, private investment, government outlays, and the excess, or deficit, of exports over imports.

Central banks routinely serve as their government's agent: they accept payments, disburse outlays, auction and redeem their bonds.

And as declining incomes force families to cut back on these outlays, she says, "women will most likely pick up the slack. "

Profits go up, non cash outlays are controlled, tax liabilities are minimized and cash flows are maintained positive throughout.

Outlays include consumer spending, interest payments on installment debt and transfer payments.

They are seeing downgrades on their debt due even as they are agreeing to further outlays to rescue another country's balance sheet.

Last weekend the House of Representatives passed a 1990-page healthcare bill that will cost $1, 200bn , in new outlays over the next decade.

It also dramatically increases outlays on welfare and job-creation programmes, particularly in rural areas.

Today, they have come to represent the biggest outlays in household expenditure.

Organizing and erecting a stone castle was a daunting task which involved enormous outlays of material, manpower, time, and money.

Not so, say critics, observing that subsidies and other big outlays do not kick in till 2014.

Any slowdown in outlays for Chinese railway would be felt widely.

Those companies saw their sales plummet and outlays for settlements of lawsuits reach billions of dollars.

Nobody in mainstream American politics is proposing public outlays anywhere near this scale.

At the same time, government outlays for programs that provide subsidized care for the elderly and the poor are skyrocketing.

Indirect exporting needs the export intermediaries, the initial outlays and risk of which are less compared with direct exporting.

Accounting agencies or accountants shall refuse to handle illegal income and outlays.

On average, the IMF reckons, rich countries recover half their outlays for financial rescues.

Moreover, they account for less than 0. 5% of the federal government's yearly outlays.

She thinks this spending will expand the country's health outlays even more than the direct cost to the federal exchequer.

Subsidies under paragraph 1 shall include both budgetary outlays and revenue foregone by governments or their agents.

Banks lending to these entities class the outlays as 'enterprise loans. '

It's totally obvious by pure economic math, they argue, that lower federal outlays will shrink GDP.

These lavish outlays will certainly keep the construction sector happy.

Figures for 2006 show outlays for foreign direct investment in the US to be approximately $175bn, the fourth-highest amount on record.

These personnel outlays will swallow up nearly 60 per cent of this year's budget increase.

But those outlays now seem modest given the magnitude of the crisis.

Revenues are forecast to increase substantially from fiscal 2011, while outlays decline.

HHS REPRESENTS ALMOST A QUARTER OF ALL FEDERAL OUTLAYS, and it administers more grant dollars than all other federal agencies combined.

They report substantial slashes in this year's defense outlays .

Today new companies need great capital outlays to get started.

Mr Papaconstantinou says, though, that overall spending will fall by 1. 8% due to cuts in defence outlays.

By contrast, the bottom 80% by income account for 39. 5% of all consumer outlays.

the excess of revenues over outlays in a given period of time.

In other words, there is increased competition for fairly small marketing outlays.

Board members support the outlays because he's so important to Oracle, the latest proxy states.

And numbers also don't indicate whether high military outlays have a positive or negative effect on economic growth.

the planned outlays for new equipment.

According to new research from Moody's Analytics, the top 5% of Americans by income account for 37% of all consumer outlays.

A plan to finance long-term outlays , such as for fixed assets like facilities and equipment.

For example, R&D and marketing outlays are always expensed in the U. S.

We spend 1% on public health and education is 5% or 6% of the outlays.

The fiscal outlays related to the Hanshin earthquake amounted to Y5, 200bn ($64bn) over five years.

The planned outlays on refineries seemed to make sense when crude-oil prices began rocketing last year.

They can only recoup their vast R&D outlays thanks to high margins in America.

The company's outlays on lobbying totaled $351, 000 last year, federal records show.

The Monthly Treasury Statement of Receipts and Outlays of the United States Government, MTS

Outlays on new railway construction, for example, were $41 billion last year. They will be $88 billion this year.

To View the Governmental Duty in "Mass Higher Education" Through the Perspective of Educational Outlays

to administrate outlays for guarantee mechanism of compulsive education and educational special fund;

"budgetary outlays" or "outlays" includes revenue foregone ;

Estimation of contract outlays for telephone communication

Increase or reduction of capital and funds as well as income and outlays;

A Optimized Distribution Model of Digital Outlays in University Library

COIP; Classification of Outlays of Market Producers by Purpose;

An Analysis of Slow Increase in Education Outlays of China's Local Government

Classification of Outlays of Industries by Purpose;

Comments on Insufficiency of College Outlays

Total general government outlays by function and type;

Classification of Outlays of Producers according to the Purpose COPP

COMPP; Classification of Outlays of Producers by Purpose;

The new figures for 1989 were placed in the context of U. S. outlays on national defense in the same year as follows:

average outlays per tourist per day