And yet we have 3.6 million car collisions a year.

Although China clearly instigated the bloody border clashes, America sided with Mao s regime.

And so if we look at recent crashes the whole data set is almost 30 years' worth of data you won't see it in the recent crashes. The new car seats are far, far better.

So we actually tried to commission some crash tests.

3 ) As a contribution to real GDP growth

Because I had the other 45,000 other real world crashes.

Data for GDP refer to 2002 .

Today, the cost of global illiteracy is down to 7 of GDP.

Five percentage points of your GDP saved per year.

So, I'll show you the six year old crashes as well.

REAL GDP GROWTH PROJECTIONS Real GDP grew modestly in the first quarter of 2010 .

Consolidated public sector debt would rise to 100 of GDP.

Then comes a mid summer negotiation of another large loan, equivalent to 48 of GDP (the debt to GDP ratio is already above 180 ).

In the New Jersey data, which is different, because it's not just fatal crashes, but all crashes in New Jersey that are reported, it turns out that there is a 10 percent difference in injuries, but generally they're the minor injuries.

Real GDP December 2004 Real GDP September 2004

Real GDP June 2004 Real GDP December 2003

These are the crash test dummies, waiting for their chance to take the center stage.

The US was running a deficit of more than 6.5 of its GDP, and China had a surplus of close to 10 of its GDP.

Real GDP

Any electrical device, if used improperly, has the potential for causing fire, electrical shock or personal injury.

Progressive economists love the French government for spending a staggering 57 of GDP, compared to government expenditures of 44 of GDP for Germany.

Real GDP growth projections Euro area real GDP growth rebounded strongly in the second quarter of 2010 .

It turns out even during the Cultural Revolution, China out perfomed India in terms of GDP growth by an average of about 2.2 percent every year in terms of per capita GDP.

Since then, many of China s inherent strengths have been sapped by all too frequent external shocks.

We know what these cost and how much they add to the total nominal value of GDP.

Real GDP growth projections Real GDP growth has been negative in the euro area since the second quarter of 2008 .

Real GDP March 2005 Real GDP June 2005 1.8 1.8

On a trip through India, early in his reign as king, he was asked by an Indian journalist about the Bhutanese GDP, the size of the Bhutanese GDP.

At the same time, however, new loans worth 63 of GDP were added to Greece s national debt.

But when you look at other types of crashes, like rear impact crashes, indeed, the car seats don't perform as well.

As a consequence , net trade is projected to contribute positively to GDP growth in both 2010 and 2011 .

19 is equal to the chain linked volume of GDP ( B. 1 g ) at prices of the previous year .

Assets held by third pillar schemes amounted to 58 of GDP in 2001.

Real GDP December 2009 Real GDP March 2010 HICP December 2009 HICP March 2010

Real GDP September 2008 Real GDP December 2008 HICP September 2008 HICP December 2008 Box 2 FORECASTS BY OTHER INSTITUTIONS

HICP September 2004 HICP June 2004 Real GDP September 2004 Real GDP June 2004

Real GDP March 2010 Real GDP June 2010 HICP March 2010 HICP June 2010

HICP June 2005 HICP September 2005 Real GDP June 2005 Real GDP September 2005

Real GDP June 2009 Real GDP September 2009 HICP June 2009 HICP September 2009

Real GDP June 2010 Real GDP September 2010 HICP June 2010 HICP September 2010

Real GDP June 2008 Real GDP September 2008 HICP June 2008 HICP September 2008

Real GDP December 2007 Real GDP March 2008 HICP December 2007 HICP March 2008

Real GDP December 2006 Real GDP March 2007 HICP December 2006 HICP March 2007

For Japan to pay down its net debt even to 80 of GDP by 2030, it would have to turn a 6 of GDP primary budget deficit (before interest payments on existing debt) in 2014 into a 5.6 of GDP surplus by 2020, and maintain that surplus throughout the 2020s.

So all the way over on the left of this graph, what you see is many OECD countries saving over a quarter of their GDP every year, and some OECD countries saving over a third of their GDP per year.