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In Canada, financial firms had an average ratio of about 18 to 1, and Canada endured the crisis better than perhaps any other rich country.

Meanwhile, the American School Counselor Association reports that the national average ratio of students to counselors is only 476 to 1.

While in the meantime, OFDM has its own shortcomings: its sensitivity to a frequency offset and the high peak-to-average ratio.

The average ratio of public debt to GDP in big, rich economies has jumped from below 80% to nearly 100% in two years.

The average ratio of administrative cost of the total financial expenditure was 10. 48% and it ranked No. 5 in the eight cities.

At some point, the two will meet, as defined by the historical average ratio of wages to prices.

In one embodiment, an optimum configuration is determined based on minimizing Peak-to-Average Ratio (PAR) of the channel.

Singapore is also closer to fair value, according to The Economist's long-run average ratio of house prices to rents.

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The average ratio of calculating data to testing data is 1. 0216, which shows the formulas have reliable precision.

Their average ratio of foreign debt to exports has tumbled from 174% in 1998 to an estimated 75% this year.

Furthermore, a kind of detection algorithm is proposed, which is based on the peak-average ratio detection within a window.

The average ratio of the returns has surpassed 30% in America, Japan, Britain and Canada.

But that is well below the average ratio in rich countries, of around 90%.

Furthermore, the average ratio of house prices to incomes in China, 2009 will be 8. 3, well beyond the scope of reasonable affordability.

In 2000, the average ratio for large banks was 5. 43%, far higher than the 3% recorded at the end of last year, according to Goldman Sachs.

Average ratio of market value to book value

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