Sentence examples for difference in gdp from inspiring English sources

We find that a support scheme with price impact is much more effective in reducing CO2 emissions while the difference in GDP between the two policies is small.

Our results indicate that differences in physical capital alone account for 22% of the difference in GDP per worker across the 30 countries in our sample.

"As a proportion of GDP the Rest of the World invests almost four times as much in R&D than the Tropics but, given the difference in GDP levels, in expenditure terms the gap is even larger," concludes the report.

But it also reflects the partisan difference in GDP growth.

The fact that we too are about a 30percentt difference in GDP away from being the sorts of stick figures you see in black 'n white down a US drone camera, seconds from missile-strike.

But we haven't yet woken up to the corollary of that the fact that we too are about a 30percentt difference in GDP away from being the sorts of stick figures you see in black 'n' white down a US drone camera, seconds from missile strike.

"Greece is not Spain," he said, pointing to differences in GDP as an example.

A recent study for America's Social Science Research Council found that DVDs of "The Dark Knight", a Warner Bros blockbuster, were selling in Russia for the equivalent of $75 (if adjusted to take account of differences in GDP per head).

Instead the strength of the euro and the pound, the relative jobs market across Europe, differences in GDP growth, language affinities and cheap coach and rail travel all prove far more important in determining the flow of migrants within Europe than any single immigration policy.

Current consensus is that differences in physical capital only account for a limited fraction of differences in GDP.

The data reported in Table 8 in Appendix B show the structural nature of regional differences in GDP per capita.