Sentence examples for book gdp from inspiring English sources
How do they allow for improvements to the quality of goods, such as the enhanced processing power of computers and mobile phones?Readers in search of such debates should turn to Diane Coyle's book "GDP: A Brief But Affectionate History", published last year.
She has written numerous books including, most recently, GDP: A Brief but Affectionate History.
Darling estimated in the budget that Britain would need to borrow £175bn to balance the books this year - almost 12% of GDP and a record for peacetime.
Her book on gross domestic product (GDP) is small and unintimidating.
Just before the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, the four largest banks in America – JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup and Wells Fargo – had a combined loan book equivalent to 21% of American GDP.
According to the new book World of Research, Cuba invests 0.42percentt of its GDP of $78,694 million.
Kim had written in the book that "the quest for growth in GDP and corporate profits has in fact worsened the lives of millions of women and men".
The CIA world fact book estimates that last year public debt hit 142% of GDP in Greece and 119 % of GDP in Italy.
Its slump (a cumulative contraction of 16% of GDP and shrinking) may enter the record books.
No agency has cut China's rating since 1999, according to Bloomberg.Fitch is not worried by the sovereign debt on China's books, which amounted to just 21.5% of GDP at the end of 2010.
Spain's 2009 deficit (the amount it had to borrow to balance the books last year) came in at 11.2% of GDP (similar to the UK, and significantly less than Greece's 13.6%).
