The authors reckon that this change could increase employment in Britain by 52, 000, or 0.2%.
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The authors reckon the surge in offshoring since the mid-1990s has created 100, 000 extra jobs.
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Rich countries determined to nudge along the process of institutional development should recognise their limitations, the authors reckon.
The authors reckon that, though the number of attacks and injuries has fallen since 2001, deaths have risen.
The authors reckon that legalised abortion may account for half of the fall in crime of the 1990s.
In the face of declining returns, the authors reckon, the natural response of managers would have been to increase leverage.
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State debt appears to be quite low by international standards (just under 20% of GDP) but when all government obligations are lumped together, the authors reckon it is actually 76%.
The authors reckon this slice of the population has almost doubled in size in six years, from 27% in 2005 to 50% in 2011, so its preferences explain the change in the figures.
In all, the authors reckon that the total public cost of the crisis in the financial system will come to 20% of GDP, which is more than any other country except the Irish Republic.
The authors of the study reckon that it is difficult to address risky sexual behaviour when a significant segment of the population strongly believes that such behaviour is morally wrong.
The Global Insight authors reckon this is a problem only in principle, not practice.
These dynamics will continue, but also change, reckon the authors of the study.
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