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| As share of GDP, went from 27% to 42%. |
| In 2010, it was negative 20 percent of GDP. |
| Old debt as a percentage of GDP will go down. |
| Bauxite and alumina are Guinea's main exports -- contributing 40 per cent of GDP in 2008. |
| Last year, per capita income stood at US$5,414 and trade accounted for 65 per cent of GDP. |
| These costs - debt servicing - are close to a fifth of GDP, a potentially crippling burden. |
| The last two quarters of GDP before this forecast begins (2007:Q2 and 2007:Q3) were both above-average growth rates (4. |
| Tourism revenues account for roughly 10% of GDP, and both arrivals and revenues grew in 2010, up 4% and 6% respectively. |
| It is a demonstrable fact that the greater the share of GDP is consumed by government, the lower economic growth will be. |
| The financial underrecoveries on petrol, diesel, kerosene and cooking gas in 2010-11 are little over one per cent of GDP. |
| This results in a boost to GDP. |
| Total debt to GDP has surged from 155% in 1971 to 350% today. |
| This industry's contribution to GDP has risen by 1 percent since 2007. |
| Contribution of services to GDP during postwar recessions is clearly recorded in Table 4. |
| One person referred to GDP per capita, his ignorance and living in denial must be saluted. |
| As with most other developing countries, the share that agriculture contributed to GDP declined. |
| Agriculture's contribution to GDP peaked in 1973 and 1980, boosted by soaring commodity prices and record sheep and beef exports. |
| While it is promising that the aid was approved, it is important to consider that lowering the country's debt to GDP ratio will take time. |
| In the current Five-Year Plan (2011-2015 ), the government hopes to increase the contribution of services to GDP to around 48 percent in 2015. |
| Initiated the establishment of Tourism Satellite Account to ensure accurate measurement of the sectors contribution to GDP as well as its economic impacts. |
| Manufacturing's share in GDP gradually rose from 4. |
| In 2002-2008, Africa ranked second in the world in GDP growth. |
| It is estimated that the costs are equivalent to a 4 per cent loss in GDP. |
| The biggest drops in GDP come significantly after the oil price shock itself. |
| Impact on GDP: Being job dense, this investment would increase in GDP by 350 million. |
| Given its weight of 15pc in GDP, the impact of the revision on GDP is therefore less than 0. |
| One striking result is the collapse in GDP after male organ exceeds the length of 16 centimeters. |
| The worst losses will not be visible in GDP statistics because much of the damage has come to wealth as opposed to output. |
| This pays us all sorts of dividends in reduced crowding and less pollution which are mostly not picked up in GDP measures. |
| According to the World Bank, a one year increase in education for women corresponds to an increase of US$700 in GDP per capita. |
| Most peaceful countries allocate 2% to 4% on GDP on defence. |
| Lets look behind the numbers, and quit focusing simply on GDP. |
| Impact on GDP: Being job dense, this investment would increase in GDP by 350 million. |
| Given its weight of 15pc in GDP, the impact of the revision on GDP is therefore less than 0. |
| For example, increased tax rates on the proceeds of investment have a more deleterious effect on GDP growth. |
| The latest figures on GDP and its major expenditure components up to the first quarter of 2009 are presented in Table 1. |
| But since driving less in a lower price environment has less effect on GDP here and more on the GDP in countries stuck with our in- elasticity. |
| The effect of shrinking PP means a lower price rise in oil will have some shrinking effect on GDP here with $55 (my hunch) being the price where Americans drive less. |
| It should be noted that the estimated (as opposed to observed) effects on GDP and the unemployment rate are more gradual, usually taking place over the course of about two years. |
| The most user-friendly distribution of the main international database on GDP components (consumption, investment, public expenditure and net exports) for 136 countries and 42 years. |
| These inventories historically have had a negative co-relation with GDP growth. |
| But for the salaried you and me, we desire a happiness that was not bought with GDP. |
| Male organ was found to experience an inverted U-shaped relationship with GDP in 1985. |
| Ivan, We always do unemployment, along with GDP, CPI and Current account from Stats NZ (the big four). |
| Do not expect double digit growth anytime soon which was unsustainable, but get used to a Chinese economy with GDP growth 8. |
| Yes, listening to the team led by Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi for the last four years, the story is rosey, with GDP growth rocking at 5. |
| If you find that ESRI or others only want to talk about GDP, they are most assuredly trying to ' spin ' a PR line for the policies Ireland has adopted. |
| The next biggest slice is ' indirect taxes '; which essentially make the difference between GDP at factor cost and GDP at market prices. |
| We need to reduce public debt, which is soaring past the $15 trillion mark (in a $15 trillion economy as measured by GDP). |
| Especially in the last decade, they have pushed for GDP growth based on cheap imported labor. |