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Key Economic Indicators Dr. Khaled F. Sherif Chief Administrative Officer Africa Region The World Bank

Key Economic Indicators Dr. Khaled F. Sherif Chief Administrative Officer Africa Region The World Bank. 2009. $188 billion. $79 billion. 2004. Gross Domestic Product (GDP). GDP at Current Prices:. General Motors 2004 revenues: $194 billion Microsoft total assets (2005): $94 billion

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Key Economic Indicators Dr. Khaled F. Sherif Chief Administrative Officer Africa Region The World Bank

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  1. Key Economic IndicatorsDr. Khaled F. SherifChief Administrative Officer Africa RegionThe World Bank

  2. 2009 $188 billion $79 billion 2004 Gross Domestic Product (GDP) GDP at Current Prices: • General Motors 2004 revenues: $194 billion • Microsoft total assets (2005): $94 billion • Amount of food wasted in US (2004-2005): $90-100 billion • Amount US Health Insurers lost to fraud in 2004: $85 billion • Public spending on R&D in the US (2000): $85 billion • Exxon Mobil’s market cap: $307 billion • Microsoft’s market cap: $246 billion • Apple’s market cap: $210 billion • The impact of the sport of golf impact on the US economy in 2005: $195 billion • US contributions to charity in 1999: $190 billion • Spending by teenagers in the US in 2006: $190 billion Source: The World Bank

  3. 2008 $54 billion $18 billion 2004 Exports Exports of Goods and Services: • HP purchase price of Compaq: $25 billion • McDonald's 2004 revenues: $19 billion • American Football League's TV contact value 2004: $18 billion • Spam Costs $20 Billion Each Year in Lost Productivity (2004) • Americans purchase more than $18 billion of fresh pizza every year • Combined losses of airlines in 2001: $18 billion • AIG’s loss in one quarter in 2008: $62 billion • Size of the US ‘weight loss’ market: $58 billion • Amount Indian expatriates sent back home to India in 2009: $55 billion • Size of mobile phone accessories market: $55 billion • Bill Gates' net worth (2010): $53 billion Source: The World Bank

  4. 2008 $9.5 billion $237 million 2004 Foreign Direct Investment Foreign Direct Investment Inflows: • Amount of sales "Titanic" earned in the US alone: $600 million • Google's expenditures on R&D in 2005: $500 million • Amount Japan provided in grant funding for Tsunami stricken regions of South Asia: $500 million • Amount the state of Michigan expended on road repairs in 2005: $400 million • Amount of advertising money the cancellation of the hockey season cost the National Hockey League: $400 million • Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud’s net worth (2010): $19.4 billion • Annual spending on plastic surgery in the US: $12 billion • Internet advertising revenues for the first half of 2009: $10.9 billion • NCAA Tournament TV Deal: $10.8 billion • Exxon Mobil’s profit in the fourth quarter of 2006: $10.6 billion • Nestle’s 2009 profit: $9.6 billion Source: The World Bank

  5. 2008 $34 billion $15 billion 2004 Reserves Total Reserves (Incl. Gold): • Iran’s 8 year investment in the petrochemical industry (as of 2005): $18 billion • ChevronTexaco’s 2005 purchase of Unocal: $18 billion • Tax dodgers estimated amount owed in the US: $17 billion • Australian consumers shopping in September 2004: $17 billion • Purchase price for Hertz: $15 billion • Microsoft’s cash reserves: $40.4 billion • Apple’s cash reserves: $39.8 billion • Total Wall Street bonuses in 2007: $38 billion • Warren Buffet’s contributions to charity: $37 billion • Amount of wasted food and drinks in Britain each year: $36 billion • Estimated current valuation of Facebook according to the Private Equity Data Center: $35 billion Source: The World Bank

  6. 2009 $91 billion $27 billion 2004 Market Capitalization Market Capitalization of Listed Companies: • Bank of America purchase price of MBNA (2005): $35 billion • Annual trade in pirated software (2003): $29 billion • VC and investment companies spending in Asia (2004): $29 billion • Google’s market cap on the first day of its IPO (2004): $27.2 billion • Walmart’s market cap: $203 billion • Google’s market cap: $170 billion • IBM’s market cap: $161 billion • Coca-Cola’s market cap: $125 billion • Oracle’s market cap: $116 billion • HP’s market cap: $113 billion • Size of the cyber-crime market in 2007: $105 billion • Cost of smokers to the US economy (in lost productivity and deaths): $92 billion Source: The World Bank

  7. 2008 $58 billion $28 billion 2004 Industry – Value-Added Industry Value-Added at Current USD: • Bill Gates' net worth (2004): $40.7 billion • Microsoft dividend payment to shareholders (2004): $32 billion • Caterpillar’s 2004 revenues: $30.3 billion • US pet owners spending on pets (2004): $30 billion • US economy daily production (2004): $30 billion • Projected size of the mobile entertainment industry next year: $76 billion • US beef and cattle industry size: $74 billion • Fannie Mae’s loss in 2009: $72 billion • Investment of mobile operators in mobile broadband: $72 billion • Amount airline passengers will pay in ‘ancillary charges’ in 2010: $58 billion Source: The World Bank

  8. 2008 $38.5 billion $15.5 billion 2004 Savings Gross Savings: • Citigroup’s 2003 profit: $18 billion • eBay’s market cap decrease because it missed its earning’s revenue by 1 cent: $17 billion • Airbus’ investment in the A380: $16 billion • Cost of Athens Olympic Games: $16 billion • US Small Business Association 2004 loan fund: $16 billion • Bernard Madoff’s ponzi scheme: $50 billion • Size of the market for servers: $49 billion • Warren Buffet’s net worth: $47 billion • Amount that is spent on online content marketing: $47 billion • General Motor’s loss in just one quarter in 2007: $39 billion • Chinese ecommerce market: $38.5 billion Source: The World Bank

  9. 2008 $12.1 billion $4.7 billion 2004 Tourism International Tourism Receipts: • Amount of Russian transport vehicles Pakistan bought between 2004-2008: $12 billion • World Bank four year program to alleviate poverty in India (2004-2008): $12 billion • Amount Royal Dutch Shell Group invested in the Gulf region $12 billion • Shanghai's (China) annual overseas investment (2004): $10 billion • The demand for dental products in the US (2008): $16 billion • Facebook’s valuation in 2007 when Microsoft purchased a minority stake in it: $15 billion • Cost of 2010 US Census: $14.7 billion • Amount Americans are expected to spend on Mother’s Day in 2010: $14.6 billion • How much Coca-Cola paid to buy back the bottling business it spun off in the 1980s: $12.2 billion Source: The World Bank

  10. 2009 $9.2 billion $3.3 billion 2004 ICT Information and Communications Technology Spend: • $8 billion dollars is spent on cosmetics in the US • $8 billion dollars is spent in the US each year on maintenance and housekeeping • Gross profit for foods sales at convenience stores in the US (2004): $7.5 billion • Verizon purchase price of MCI: $6.8 billion • $6 billion per year spent by drug companies to educate doctors (2004) • Segey Brin (Google Founder) current net worth: $17.5 billion • Size of the nutritional supplement market in Japan: $11.1 billion • Bill Gates’ charitable contribution for vaccine work only: $11.1 billion • Size of the global electric bikes industry: $11 billion • Size of the PC Gaming market: $11 billion Source: The World Bank

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