Sentence examples for breakdown of gdp from inspiring English sources
India's number-crunchers provide an alternative breakdown of GDP by expenditure, which is also calculated on a slightly different basis (at market prices rather than factor cost).
There's not been a quarter of the recovery where business investment has made a bigger contribution to GDP growth than household consumption: This echoes a worrisome message from the breakdown of GDP growth by production sectors.
Based on the breakdown of GDP by sector, a surge in construction seems to have helped lift performance a little.Whether this is an inflection point, though, is far less clear.
We will have to wait for a breakdown of GDP by expenditure to get the 2014 figures for China, but the data from today's release point in the right direction.First, even with last year's 'mini-stimulus' to prop up growth, investment is, little by little, playing a diminished role in China's economy.
We can't say for sure whether growth in the past three months was more balanced, until the Office for National Statistics brings us a more detailed breakdown of GDP.
This Pi was produced from the breakdown of the GDP byproduct of glycosylation into Pi and GMP, which is recycled by Vrg4 for GDP-mannose, needed for further glycosylation reactions.
Here's a useful breakdown of the GDP numbers, courtesy of Marc Ostwald, strategist at ADM Investor Services International.
Given the extent to which the economy has benefited from very low inflation and the degree of spare capacity, this should really have been a year where the economy grew in excess of 3%." A breakdown of the GDP figures for the ONS showed that expansion remained unbalanced in the third quarter.
The Office for National Statistics ONSS) has been giving a breakdown of the latest GDP figures, which have seen the UK's fastest annual rate of growth since 2007.
Joe Grice from the Office for National Statistics ONSS) has given a breakdown of the latest GDP figures, which suggest UK economic output rose by 0.8% between July and September.
It also includes OECD estimates of labour productivity levels and a breakdown of gross domestic product (GDP) per capita in its components.
