Sentence examples for gdp of each from inspiring English sources

Voting would be weighted by the GDP of each country.

While we get the Australian GDP figures every three months (the September quarter figures are out next Wednesday), we only get the gross state product – in effect the GDP of each state – once a year.

Four allocation indicators were selected, which are per capita GDP of each province, per capita industrial VOCs emission of each province, the economic contribution of industrial sector to regional economy of each province, and the emission intensity per land area of each province, respectively.

The light colour bar indicates per capita GDP of each city in 1979, while the dark colour bar indicates that of each city in 2003.

Geithner's plan is to limit the balance of payment surplus to a certain percentage of the GDP of each country.

Increasing trade and commerce meant that the respective nations and societies increased their exposure to new goods and markets, thus increasing the GDP of each nation or society that was involved in the trade system.

Rather than talk about phantom trust funds, Treasury says that if taxes rose and/or spending fell by 2.7percentt of GDP for each of the next 75 years, the government's public debt would stabilize at the 2012 level of 73percentt of GDP.

According to NOAA, the five Gulf states produce a gross domestic product (GDP) of over $2.3 trillion each year, which places the region seventh on a list of the world's largest economies.

Finally, we divided public expenditures on reproductive health by the estimated number of women of childbearing age and expected deliveries for the country [ 42] and compared these numbers with total public health expenditures (unpublished numbers provided by the MSPLS) and the national gross domestic product (GDP) of Burundi for each year [ 43].

Fig. 2 The size of the shadow economy as a fraction of GDP for each country in 2007.

From the matrix of exports by trade partner a weighted matrix was obtained, which was multiplied by the GDP growth of each trade partner, giving a matrix of weighted partner growth for each country in each time period.