Sentence examples for data for debt from inspiring English sources
Using data for debt and growth from 1821 to 2012, the authors found that growth in GDP per head is slower in countries with a debt-to-GDP ratio above 90% when looking at the data year-by-year (see left-hand chart).
Using IMF data for debt and growth between 1821 and 2012, taking one-year periods, it finds some support for the idea there is a 90% debt threshold above which growth declines but only where debt levels are still sharply rising (see left-hand chart).
These days he wears a white "ONE" wristband, signifying U2 lead singer Bonos campaign against poverty and disease; last year he joined the board of directors at DATA (for debt, AIDS and trade in Africa), another Bono organization.
The data for household debt do not extend back that far, but there is a related series kept by the U.S. Commerce Department called "individual and noncorporate debt".
The data for the student debt was obtained from the US Department of Education database (IPEDS), where the data is available as the average amount of loan aid received by the typical borrower for that year.
The ratings agencies' purview is traditionally viewed as evaluating data and revenue projections for debt issuers, but they have long taken governance into account for ratings of sovereign nations and corporations.
Its value is highest when there's product uncertainty … Companies at different stages have different tolerance for debt … Data model debt costs more … Languages and frameworks can be debt too.
All the data shows that the demand for debt relief is just plain down.
But only five of 471 profit-making colleges reported student debt data for their 2010 graduates, the report said.
"Twelve percent of the colleges that reported debt data for 2010 didn't report for 2011, and virtually no for-profit colleges reported at all".
The debt data for these schools was obtained from various other sources, including the schools' websites.
