Different names for multiple births are used, depending on the number of offspring.

In the early stages of the post war transition, FDI increased rapidly, rising from 1.2 of GDP in 2002 to a peak of 4.3 of GDP in 2005.

The primary output from the project will be an operational manual for practical use by field missions and transitional administrations in post conflict States.

This will raise actual output to the level of potential output, thereby closing the output gap.

Furthermore, instability confuses the policymaking process. Even a downward revision by 0.2 of GDP is meaningful it implies a deterioration of the structural deficit by about 0.1 of GDP not a trivial number in a fiscally constrained environment.

Japan s experience shows that a recession that results from a financial crisis can be extremely prolonged, because deleveraging is a long process.

Despite the considerable decline in Greek (and Italian and Spanish) real GDP since 2007, adjustment is far from complete.

Japan s GDP share is about one third of Asia and 8 of the world.

The Programme is aimed at raising awareness of the sensitivities that accompany women's experiences of sexual assault in order to increase their access to justice and reduce the secondary harm caused by the process of legal redress.

Yemen s GDP is only 10 the size of Greece s, representing 0.05 of global output, and its economy is not significantly linked to the international financial system.

In 2010, economic output was dominated by the service sector which accounted for 66 of GDP, followed by the industrial sector with 27.2 and agriculture accounting for 6.8 of GDP.

The revision of the constitution must include public debate, and the resulting text must gain the support of a supermajority in a popular referendum.

Besides mining (21.8 of GDP) and agriculture (16 of GDP), dominant industries in the composition of GDP are wholesale and retail trade and service, transportation and storage, and real estate activities.

One of the determining factors of health expenditure is the level of gross domestic product (GDP) and the share of health expenditure in GDP.

approximately 16.2 of gross domestic product(GDP).

WASHINGTON, DC Greece s GDP, at about 300 billion, represents approximately 0.5 of world output.

And the tax burden, which has exceeded 40 of GDP since 1990, now stands at almost 43 of GDP.

The GDP per capita for the same year was 18,440 euros per capita which was lower than the national median of 20,481.

Another report raises the issue of the real impact of reforestation measures and reaches the conclusion that they are not sufficient as a solution for combating desertification if they are not accompanied by an effective strategy to improve the living conditions of local populations.

Agriculture represents 5.9 , of GDP (2004).

To achieve that, the current deficit of 14 of GDP would have to fall to 5 of GDP or less.

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That extra spending means a higher level of nominal GDP (output at market prices).

In order to restore growth in developed economies, while sustaining strong GDP growth and reducing poverty in the developing world, a more unified approach to economic policymaking that draws from both traditions is needed.

If the peace process does not exist, the resulting vacuum might tempt some in the Arab world to deal with the problem of rising economic expectations and, alas, dashed political expectations through old fashioned anti Israel demagoguery.

Another 40 of GDP comes from the private sector.

The Irish banking system s external borrowing reached roughly 100 of GDP two Kazakhstans.

First, governments need to focus on sectors in which action is likely to trigger renewed investment on a scale large enough to boost GDP and quickly enough to enable private investment to drive the recovery.

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Since 2008, banking sector credit growth in China has been among the fastest in the world, far outpacing GDP growth, and China s total debt has risen from 130 of GDP to 220 of GDP.

The per capita gross national product (GNP) is around 850.

If actual output is below potential output, this means that total spending is insufficient to buy what the economy can produce.

Andrew Haldane of the Bank of England estimates that the present value of the corresponding losses in future output could well reach 100 of world GDP.

Moreover, Italy spends around 4.5 of GDP on education, while the Scandinavian countries spend more than 6 of GDP.

If there is unused capacity in the economy, part of any increase in the quantity of money will be spent on increasing output rather than just buying existing output.

This alone will probably cost more than 1 of GDP.

Tourism accounts for almost 9 of the Austrian gross domestic product.

Over the last year, funding corresponding to 4 of the region s GDP and, in some countries, as much as 15 of GDP has been withdrawn.

On a trip through India, early in his reign as king, he was asked by an Indian journalist about the Bhutanese GDP, the size of the Bhutanese GDP.

In Mexico, for example, mortgage debt represents less than 10 of GDP, compared to about 50 of GDP in Europe and 82 of GDP in the US a ratio that has increased more than fourfold in the last two decades.

The advanced countries face a dismal budgetary situation, with deficits averaging 9 of GDP in 2009 and the prospect of public debt ratios rising from roughly 70 of GDP prior to the crisis to more than 100 of GDP in 2015.

The US federal deficit is an alarming 12 of GDP, and public debt as a share of national income is already projected to double, to 80 of GDP.

In addition, it doesn t ignore the positive the current and future taxes available to cover these liabilities.

Cypriot debt, we are told, will rise to 140 of GDP, but will fall to about 100 of GDP in less than a decade.

Meanwhile, Sweden s public debt was reduced from 73 of GDP to 39 of GDP, while taxes have been cut repeatedly.