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Two formulas are as follows: * A: Ratio of each price from per capita GDP in 2013: each cost divided by the per capita GDP in 2013.
Exports represented 35% of GDP in 2008.
China's GDP in yuan terms remains unchanged.
It shrank from 9.9% of GDP in 2011 to 2.9% of GDP in 2012 and is a long way of historic highs of 14.7% of GDP in 2008.
Sweden and Denmark take around 45% of GDP in taxes.
Consumption is roughly 70% of GDP in the United States.
Dubai invests 17.5% of its GDP in infrastructure.
Osborne says government spending was 45% of GDP in 2010.
This suggests that saving was 30% of GDP in 2002.
Ningxia's investment rate was 89% of GDP in 2012.
Mexico's government takes a paltry 12% of GDP in taxes.
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