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

These measures alone correspond to 4 of global GDP.

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.

The result will be trade liberalization in an area that produces 40 of global GDP.

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

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

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.

Until 2000, the G 7 accounted for about two thirds of global GDP.

Finland is highly integrated into the global economy, and international trade is a third of GDP.

These reserves now amount to 15 of global GDP, compared to 6 ten years ago.

approximately 16.2 of gross domestic product(GDP).

Estimates show that the cost in terms of adaptation would be less than 1 of global GDP.

Twenty percent of global GDP already is produced in water scarce areas.

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

For Greece, with an overall deficit of 4.1 of GDP and a debt GDP ratio of 170 , the debt ratio would fall if the combination of inflation and real (inflation adjusted) GDP growth exceeded 2.4 .

After all, Japan remains the world s second largest economy, accounting for about one third of Asia s GDP, and 8 of global output, whereas the GDP share of Greece in the EU is about 3 .

Consider Green GDP.

The Problem with Poor Countries GDP

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.

But in the last two decades, it has experienced an unprecedented expansion, now accounting for roughly 15 percent of the world's GDP.

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

The McKinsey Global Institute recently estimated that world financial assets today are more than three times world GDP triple the ratio in 1980 (and up from only two thirds of world GDP after World War II).

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 Black Hole in America s GDP

The French government share in GDP is 54 , while Germany s is only 47 .

The annual budget deficit is nearly 10 of GDP, higher than any of the eurozone countries. With nominal GDP stagnating, that deficit is causing the debt GDP ratio to rise by 10 annually.

Although their current combined GDP is still a relatively small fraction of global output (about 15 ), that share is rising rapidly.

Although China accounts for 20 of the world s population, its share of global GDP currently is only 7 .

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.

Owing to strong GDP growth, the debt to GDP ratio decreased from 100.2 per cent to 95.1 per cent.

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 United States trade and current account deficits have begun to shrink relative to American and world GDP.

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.

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

Some advocates of open borders estimate that unrestricted movement across borders could double global GDP.

Manufacturing contributed 17 of GDP in 2006.

Some of the increase in nominal GDP takes the form of higher real (inflation adjusted) GDP, while the rest shows up as inflation.

Gross domestic product is taken to be the leading indicator of national well being.

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The ratio of savings to gross domestic product has risen.

From a position of 5.1 real GDP growth in 1972, the UK went into recession in 1974, with GDP falling by 1.1 .

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.

Manufacturing, which fell from 30 of GDP in 1980 to 15 in 2010, must become an engine of innovation and GDP growth.

Just to show you what we plotted, here is income, GDP GDP of the city crime and patents all on one graph.