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The total annual gap between available domestic resources and the amount necessary to reach the new education targets has been projected to average $39bn£28bnbetweenween 2015 and 2030.

Global Insight projects that Western Europe will also see scant change, but assembly in Japan is projected to average just 16% in 2010 to 2015 versus 20% this year.

"Commodity prices should fall from the highs of early 2011, but in real terms are projected to average up to 20percentt higher for cereals (maize) and up to 30percentt for meats (poultry) over the 2011-20 period compared to the last decade," the report said.

Inflation is projected to average 2.2% over the 11-year forecast, Krueger says.

The growth is believed to be accelerating and is projected to average 6percentt a year between 2010 and 2019.

But for the roughly two-thirds of students who graduate college with loans, which are projected to average $28,700 this year, earning $10 a month in rewards will shave just five months off their repayment period.

Gas extraction in North Carolina's Sanford sub-basin the mosub-basin thearea for drilling—has been projected to provide an average of 387 jobs per year over seven years.

Prior to the passing of new healthcare legislation, all practitioner types considered here were projected to experience "average" to "much faster than average" job growth from 2008-2018 [ 36].

By the end of 2004, McDonald's is projected to have average same-store sales growth of 7.9%, compared with the sector's projected average of 3.9%.

Climate change is projected to increase average annual temperature in California by roughly 2 4°F by the middle of this century (Cayan et al. 2008c).

With the average price of the top 250 TVs at $1,057, the post-show average is projected to drop an average of $211, to $846, based on data from previous  years.