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But the cost to the wider economy of pushing ahead with the change is at least £666m, the report reckons.

What is more, the report reckons that money sent through informal channels could add 50% to this estimate.

The report reckons that 1.5 billion people live in countries affected by political violence, organised crime, exceptionally high murder rates or low-intensity conflicts.

The report reckons that the annual number of illegal abortions remained at around 20m over the period, almost all in developing countries.

Unfixed Hearts of oak King George ReprintsMichael Jefferson, the author of the report, reckons that two factors are combining to produce the increase.

The report reckons that the British government could get rid of most reduced- and zero-rate VAT, compensate those whose welfare was hurt and still have £3 billion ($4.8 billion) left over.

The smoking ban, the report reckoned, was the main reason for lost casino revenue, more so even than the recession.

The report reckoned that only about 1% of women in the business were under the legal age of 18.

Genocide can cause a state to collapse, and failed states make good boltholes for terrorists.For about $250m a year, the authors of the report reckon America can detect the early rumblings of genocide and silence them.

None of the proposed schemes produces significant savings until the turn of the century, and the Dearing report reckons the universities will face a cash shortfall of £350m next year.

This is probably true, but hard to pin down.James Smith, an analyst at the Rand Corporation and one of the authors of the NAS report, reckons that the figures could equally well be tilted the other way by isolating the costs of less desirable groups, such as immigrant prisoners.