Sentence examples for aggregate gross from inspiring English sources
The society estimates that the added costs to people and businesses from this underinvestment will reduce the aggregate gross domestic product by $3 trillion over the next decade.
Updated and more broadly applied, Castronova's results suggest an aggregate gross domestic product for today's virtual economies of anywhere from $7 billion to $12 billion, a range that puts the economic output of the online gamer population in the company of Bolivia's, Albania's and Nepal's.
This represented 78% of aggregate gross transfer spend by Premier League clubs, as compared with 61% the previous summer window.
Aggregate gross domestic product growth will likely slow purely as a result of this slower labor force growth.
Not only is the annual red ink greater for those of us who use the greenback but it looks equally unfavorable in terms of aggregate gross national debt.
Instead of filling out your entire 1040 twice, you might benefit from estimating you and your spouses aggregate gross incomes separately and together and then using that to see how the different tax rates affect you.
Changes in aggregated gross margins are even higher if adaptation policies are in place.
This is not a recent development; since the end of the Second World War international trade has been growing faster than the aggregate Gross Domestic Product of countries.
Last year, Warner Bros. Entertainment couldn't resist skewering the competition by announcing that its Harry Potter movie franchise had become the most successful in cinematic history with $4.47 billion aggregate worldwide gross, compared with roughly $4.4 billion for the 21 Bond films to date.
Economic valuation of risk reduction is assessed using a step-by-step approach to aggregate the gross benefits and costs of the adaptation strategy in the context of risk reduction.
In Québec, the SES index was calculated by the Institut de la Statistique du Québec [ 49] based on methods developed by Willms and Shields (1996) that aggregate annual gross income, education level, and occupational prestige for both parents [ 50].
