Secondly, the gross domestic product must be expanded so as to produce goods and services for the domestic, regional and international markets.

This implies that an increase in imports of consumer goods equivalent to 10 of GDP could generate an increase in measured GDP of about 10 as well.

Sources UNCTAD, Handbook of Statistics, 2004 (exports and imports of merchandise) and World Bank, World Development Indicators 2005 (GDP).

GDP is really just an account of the market value of all goods and services.

Thus the share of domestic output in meeting local demand for manufactured goods has decreased over the last decade.

But as more goods are produced while the wage per worker is fixed, profits increase by exactly the same amount as the value of output does.

Kosovo has a strongly negative balance of trade in 2004, the deficit of the balance of goods and services was close to 70 percent of GDP, and was 39 of GDP in 2011.

For example, while GDP is supposed to measure the value of output of goods and services, in one key sector government we typically have no way of doing it, so we often measure the output simply by the inputs.

This fall in GDP, though a natural consequence of lower imports of consumption goods, is often mistakenly perceived as something to be avoided, because it seems to imply that output is below its potential.

The broader use of gross domestic product (GDP) and commodity price linked bonds in international markets would serve the same purpose.

The information technology industry alone accounted for 2.6 per cent of India's gross domestic product (GDP), whilst IT goods and services accounted for 21 per cent of the country's exports.

In total, my research estimates that the GDP numbers miss over 300 billion dollars per year in free goods and services on the Internet.

And now the rule of Sarrus I just take this product plus this product plus this product and then I subtract out this product times this product times this product.

The increased demand for Greek goods and services would raise Greece s GDP, increasing tax revenue and reducing transfer payments.

Export of goods, FOB Import of goods, FOB Trade balance

NEW YORK The decade long commodity price boom has come to an end, with serious implications for global GDP growth.

In 1998 the sector contributed about 8 percent to the GDP and merchandise exports respectively, accounting for 25 percent employment of the labour force.

Purchasing power of exports of goods

Current value of exports of goods

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

Per capita GDP (current dollars)

Let's verify that this is the case.

Finally, the external sector accounts for only about 20 of India s GDP. Most of the economy is a domestic affair Indians producing goods and services for other Indians to consume in India.

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Likewise, increasing the supply of money relative to a fixed amount of output will lead to a decline in the purchasing power of money, as each currency unit buys fewer goods.

You write the two columns again, you say, ok, this product plus this product plus this product, minus this product minus this product minus that product.

Despite the commodities boom of the last decade, its industrial output relative to GDP is no higher than it was when the effort to create a BRICS bloc began.

Demand for commodities grew moderately because of slow economic growth and the declining rate of raw material usage per unit of gross domestic product, notably in industrialized countries.

As a result, its exports contain an ever increasing share of imported goods and services and the share of domestic value added in its exports per unit of output is rapidly declining.

The prices of primary commodities had declined against the prices of manufactures, especially during the 1980s.

Imports include food and other consumer goods, industrial supplies, fuel, and parts and accessories of capital goods.

Percentage of Financial gross national

That's pretty close.

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For example, in commodity dependent and resource strapped Lesotho, remittance receipts represented about 27 per cent of GDP in 2001.

The great share of perishable goods in these exports has an additional adverse effect on their realization on the above markets.

Commodities

Number of commodities

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Delivery of goods

Hand over the goods.

While Asia s economic output is too small to pull up growth in the rest of the world, it may be enough to push up commodity prices.

Despite the extension of the HIPC Initiative and its success in increasing social spending, it has been noted that, in some countries in which new commitments have exceeded the savings on debt service, they have been financed by additional borrowing.

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