But they pay for themselves by producing growth and revenues.

The sudden decline in revenues for host communities has been devastating.

That's seven percent of revenues.

Moreover, new revenues from carbon taxes would be a boon for governments.

Currently, oil accounts for a substantial share of Nigeria's total government revenues.

Oil and gas revenues for July have exceeded forecasts by 7.4 billion rubles

Whenever an economy enters recession, revenues fall, and expenditures say, for unemployment benefits increase.

For reference, fact one Exxon's revenues in 2005 were a billion dollars a day.

But in a downturn tax revenues fall.

There may be two explanations for this for one thing, Asia s share in European banks revenues has probably risen.

When private incomes fall, so do public revenues.

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What percentage of revenues are distributed this way?

Senior government officials take their cut of opium revenues or bribes in return for keeping quiet.

Growth itself increases tax revenues and reduces the need for social expenditures, such as unemployment benefits.

IBM's revenues chiefly consist of services, about one fifth for each comes from software and hardware.

The higher the growth rate, the more revenues the government will collect without raising tax rates and higher revenues enable smaller deficits.

In the budget this is paid for by the favorable effect of devaluation on government oil revenues.

But in Europe there is another option for raising revenues the European Union Emission Trading Scheme (ETS).

In Germany, tax revenues are redistributed between the Länder.

Revenues are growing, but not as fast as costs.

For the first time in decades, the Greek government has been able to pay for its expenditure with its own revenues.

Iraq's 20 billion annual oil revenues cannot meet such costs. Indeed, those revenues will scarcely cover the costs of rebuilding basic infrastructure, feeding and housing displaced populations, and paying for the country's civil administration.

While expenditure for both is rising rapidly, the offsetting revenues are coming from ever fewer people in employment.

Kenya should return the remaining Somali Elephants or share 10 of Tourist revenues for 200 years with Somalia.

The government will be forced to consider raising revenues sharply.

Governments with meager tax revenues can't provide basic public goods.

In order to fund this spending, revenues must be raised.

Iraq's 20 billion annual oil revenues cannot meet such costs.

(b) Note the preliminary 2004 statement of revenues and expenditures

Oil revenues can be controlled by the state to be used, in part, for social programs, as in Venezuela.

Thus, nuclear power will halt the decline in government revenues by freeing more oil and natural gas for export.

This is true even in cases like Venezuela, where large oil revenues masked the underlying weakness for a while.

Beyond this ceiling, the government can spend only from current revenues.

But wages and social security revenues have suffered an equivalent cut.

Taxes and other government revenues are less than 20 of GDP.

Suddenly, oil revenues are no longer sufficient to cover all three.

The territory takes in revenues of about 16 million a year.