Improvement in the rate of redeployment is important for the overall capacity, robustness and effectiveness of SDS.

The current rate of assessment for the largest contributor was, in fact, below its capacity to pay.

It was equally unacceptable that many Member States paid a floor rate in excess of their capacity to pay.

First, such investment would allow incomes and aggregate demand to increase, thereby raising the rate of existing capacity utilization.

In 2004, global crude steelmaking capacity was reported to be 1.18 billion tones, while the utilization rate was 88 per cent.

Despite 30 months of private sector job growth, the US still confronts a large jobs deficit. The unemployment rate remains more than two percentage points above the normal rate (when the economy is operating near capacity).

Despite the significant results achieved under PIP, the capacity of the Agency s education system was not expanding at a rate commensurate with enrolment growth.

Many States currently paid a floor rate in excess of their capacity to pay. Any further reduction in the ceiling would render that principle meaningless.

Part of the savings resulting from post cuts, streamlining of meetings and exchange rate adjustments should be reallocated to UNCTAD to enhance its delivery capacity.

Currently, the most severe problem confronting Chinese authorities is overcapacity. For example, China s annual production capacity for crude steel is one billion tons, but its total output in 2012 was 720 million tons a capacity utilization rate of 72 .

Imagine if water pipes could expand or contract to change capacity or change flow rate, or maybe even undulate like peristaltics to move the water themselves.

In order to properly reflect the capacity to pay of some of the least developed countries, the floor rate should be reduced to 0.001 per cent.

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On the other hand, the ceiling rate should not be reduced if the assessments of developing countries were thereby increased, distorting the principle of capacity to pay.

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71. On the question of the floor and ceiling rates, his delegation supported the proposals to minimize the floor rate or abolish it altogether, since the setting of any floor or ceiling rate generally led to some distortion of the principle of capacity to pay.

Since the current floor rate was a departure from the principle of capacity to pay, the Committee s recommendation that it should be lowered to 0.001 per cent deserved support.

Mozambique paid its financial obligations to the United Nations and other multilateral organizations in full and on time although even the floor rate was beyond its capacity to pay.

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26. Low rate of activity and high unemployment rate.

Global output is probably falling faster than at any rate since World War II, except perhaps for 1974 1975. Under these circumstances, large excess capacity develops and commodity prices fall.

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The broadest and most meaningful measure of a country s saving capacity is what economists call the net national saving rate the combined saving of individuals, businesses, and the government. It is measured in net terms to strip out the depreciation associated with aging or obsolescent capacity.

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