Sentences with phrase «global economic impact»

Global economic impacts from climate change are difficult to estimate.

Such broad impact is far greater than these businesses» own size: in 2014 Facebook — a company with an approximately $ 8bn cost base — enabled global economic impact of $ 227 billion.

It claims that Facebook was responsible for $ 227 billion in global economic impact in the year ended October 2014, and that it created 4.5 million jobs.

IAMs are monster models that project global economic impacts from global warming and climate change.

Although national house price growth currently reflects a gradual and modest easing — while still remaining ahead of inflation, the past year has seen a robust residential property market maintain its ongoing resilience despite South Africa's sluggish economy and other global economic impacts.

The section on economics in the Summary for Policymakers starts with an added qualification: «Global economic impacts from climate change are difficult to estimate.»

«Brexit,» in which U.K. voters defied the prognosticators and chose to leave the European Union, set off shock waves that could very well have a global economic impact.

Upland cotton, which accounts for more than 90 percent of cultivated cotton worldwide and has a global economic impact of $ 500 billion, is the main source of renewable textile fibers.

In 2014, the global economic impact of obesity was estimated to be an astonishing two trillion dollars.

Researchers find American health care for obesity - related problems costs about $ 147 billion annually.In 2014, the global economic impact of obesity was estimated to be an astonishing two trillion dollars.

The Air Transport Action Group estimated the global economic impact of air transport at over $ 1 trillion in 1994, accounting for 24 million jobs — 3.3 million employed by the industry, 7.4 million by related industries, and 13.3 million induced in other sectors of the economy.

In the background of all this rate talk, is the global economic impact of lower oil prices.

«The Global Economic Impact of Muslim Tourism report by Salam Standard reveals the Muslim travel sector is a major contributor to global GDP, generating millions of jobs in the tourism, travel and hospitality industry worldwide, and the UAE is one of the top international countries leading the development and promotion of Muslim - friendly tourism infrastructure,» said.

If you believe that there would be little difference in the global economic impact in having to mitigate for an ECS of say 4.0 versus 0.5 then perhaps you are a fool?