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GDP is driven largely by changes in oil prices and by investment in the energy sector.

Moreover, the high proportion of spending on health in relation to GDP is driven by private spending, which is least supportive of UHC goals: private health expenditures comprised 54.5%% of total health expenditure in Moldova in 2012, an increase of 5.8%% from 2000 (Table  1).

According to the detail of the ONS's figures, the upturn in GDP was driven by growth of 0.6% in the key services sector, which includes retail and transport and makes up more than three quarters of the economy.

However, the increase in GDP was driven purely by the services sector, which accounts for more than three-quarters of the economy and includes hotels and restaurants, transport and business services.

Unlike other estimated small-open-economy DSGE models, we find that more than one third of the domestic GDP growth is driven by foreign shocks.

But today's economy is driven by precisely those things GDP does not count.

This process is driven by gradients of the GDP- and GTP-bound forms of the small GTPase Ran across the nuclear membrane (Izaurralde et al., 1997).

The elevated contribution of foreign shocks to the domestic economy is driven by our decision to exclude mapping export demand to data on world GDP.

Much of the world saw the same, although in some countries GDP growth was driven almost entirely by population growth.

If GDP growth has been driven by bubble activity, a fall in GDP is therefore an inevitable and necessary stage of recovery.

Analysts expect a 0.5% jump in each measure after fourth-quarter U.S. GDP growth of 5.7% was driven largely by inventory restocking.