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But the president has evidently calculated that the changes will pay off before nationwide municipal elections next year.

Analysts have calculated that the changes mean HSBC will pay £300m to the exchequer – down from £1bn under the previous bank levy system.

Gary Greenwood, an analyst at Shore Capital, calculated that the changes announced by the chancellor on Wednesday would result in HSBC paying £300m to the exchequer – down from £1bn under the old system.

But it also calculated that the changes would help 2.5 million households.

The investigators calculated that the change in a man's PSA level in the year before diagnosis was 10 times more predictive of deadly prostate tumours than the level per se.

His forecast calculated that the change in surface pressure would be 145 mbar, an unrealistic value incorrect by two orders of magnitude.

Investors may be calculating that the changes to Funding for Lending, and the prospect of tighter rules on mortgage lending in the future, will hit house builders profits.

Friends of the Earth calculates that the changes to road tax mean it'll cost £1,000 more to run a greener car over seven years.

The company calculates that the change will cost it £60m next year, prompting analysts to cut their profit forecasts by about a quarter.

Alas, a report from the 2016 World Economic Forum calculated that the technological changes underway likely will destroy 7.1 million jobs around the world by 2020, with only 2.1 million replaced.

"I have calculated that the albedo change from the disappearance of the last of the summer ice in 2012 was the equivalent to the effect of all the extra carbon dioxide that we have added to the atmosphere in the last 25 years," he says.