Sentences with phrase «latest economic assumptions»

As a result, they do not reflect the most latest economic assumptions and policy decisions.

Not exact matches

In our earlier commentary on the Parliamentary Budget Office's (PBO) latest Economic and Fiscal Outlook Update, we stated that economic assumptions were based on a survey of private sector ecoEconomic and Fiscal Outlook Update, we stated that economic assumptions were based on a survey of private sector ecoeconomic assumptions were based on a survey of private sector economists.

This implies that the Budget should be tabled in late January or in early - to mid-February, in order to give the Treasury Board Secretariat time to make the Main Estimates of spending consistent with the economic assumptions and spending decisions underlying the Budget.

Let's look briefly at some of the underlying socio - economic assumptions behind RCP8.5, then we'll examine how the latest research on the terrestrial carbon cycle makes the GHG concentrations in the RCP8.5 model easier to reach.

Carbon Tracker conducted a wholesale review of energy scenario assumptions in Lost in Transition and found that the low - carbon transition could be faster - than - expected due to economic shifts in key growth regions such as China and India, and even lower overall energy demand due to lower economic growth, as per the OECD's latest long - term forecast.

The New Economics Foundation's latest report «Growth Isn't Possible» lays things out: This is the sort of thing that NEF has been working on for a long time, deconstruction the fetish all governments, most economists, financiers, corporations, and indeed (as a result) most people have with the notion of endless economic growth, and the assumption that this is a good and necessary thing.

Of course, that logic contradicts Grizwald's later claim that AGW at most can limit economic growth (an unrealistic assumption built into IAMs, not a conclusion from them).

(1) where the previous decision does not reflect the values of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms; (2) where the previous decision is inconsistent with or «attenuated» by a later decision of the Court; (3) where the social, political, or economic assumptions underlying a previous decision are no longer valid in contemporary society; (4) where the previous state of law was uncertain or where a previous decision caused uncertainty; and, (5) in criminal cases, where the result of overruling a prior decision is to establish a rule favourable to the accused.

Using the latest Census data, and assumptions from dozens of government and private sector sources, weâ $ ™ ve developed a model to quantify the economic, environmental, and societal potential on telecommuting for every, city, county, Congressional District, and state in the nation.