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10,000 hectares of paddy
/rice plantation yield
19,500 metric tons of straw/ by-product. This, mixed with cellulose raw
matrials (waste and recycled paper and cardboard (6,500 metric tons) can
be used to produce 20,000 metric tons of kraft paper. | |
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INVESTMENT:
x 1,000.00 US$ |
| 1
| Site
preparation (building, miscellaneous) |
10,000
| |
2
| Equipment
(60% production equipment) |
11,000
| |
3
| Startup
expenses |
1,500
| | 4
| Operational
funds |
2,500
| |
5
| Preliminary
expenses |
1,200
| |
6
| TOTAL
INVESTMENT |
26,200
| For
a total production of 20,000 metric tons
of fluting-kraft-liner-paper at a selling price of US$:
.800 per metric ton
| GROSS
PROFIT: x 1,000.00 US$ |
Gross
profit before financial charges
| 8
| TOTAL
GROSS PROFIT |
10,200
|
| LOCAL
MARKET |
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It
is important to notice that the production has a ready-market in the member
states of Ecowas
region, which imports yearly 450.000 metric tons of kraft paper. The global total
market for 48 sub-Saharan African countries being estimated to 1,500,000 metric
tons (for year 2000) |
Are
you aware that any
sub-Saharan african country is capable of sustaining double digit annual
economic growth rates for long period of 10 to 30 years running? There
is really no poor African country.
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Revenues
(in red): US $ x 1,000,000 |
| YEARS
| | |
|
1
|
2
|
3
|
4
|
5
|
6
|
7
|
8
|
9
|
10
| |
Oil
|
a |
75 |
150 |
225 |
300 |
375 |
450 |
525 |
600 |
675 |
750 |
| Animal
breeding |
b |
326 |
652 |
978 |
1.304 |
1.630 |
1.956 |
2.282 |
2.608 |
2.934 |
3.260 |
| Cereals
crops |
c |
474 |
947 |
1.420 |
1.894 |
2.368 |
2.841 |
3.315 |
3.788 |
4.262 |
4.735 |
| Oil
seeds crops |
d |
204 |
408 |
612 |
816 |
1.020 |
1.224 |
1.428 |
1.632 |
1.836 |
2.040 |
| Services
(storage, transport, insurance; etc.) |
e |
486 |
971 |
1.456 |
1.941 |
2.427 |
2.912 |
3.398 |
3.883 |
4.368 |
4.853 |
| Total
revenues generated by the scheme |
f |
1.565 |
3.128 |
4.691 |
6.255 |
7.820 |
9.383 |
10.948 |
12.511 |
14.075 |
15.638 |
| GNP
without the scheme |
g |
3.000 |
3.150 |
3.308 |
3.473 |
3.647 |
3.829 |
4.020 |
4.221 |
4.432 |
4.654 |
| Global
GNP |
h |
4.565 |
6.278 |
7.999 |
9.728 |
11.467 |
13.212 |
14.968 |
16.732 |
18.507 |
20.292 |
Resulting
annual Growth Rate |
i |
52.16 |
37.52
|
27.41
|
22.62
|
17.87
|
15.21
|
13.29
|
11.78
|
10.60
|
9.64
| | Line
(i) highlights Professor Moses Abramowitz's Catch Up Factor and double-
digit theory as here extensively
exposed. Within a span time of ten years, the initial GNP (year 1 -line g) had
been multiplied by 6.76 - (year 10 -line h) even without considering any increase
of outputs over years. | 
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