Sentence examples for gdp the result from inspiring English sources

When the numbers were at last totted up and expressed as a proportion of GDP, the result was "a terrible figure".

Combined with a 3% drop in its GDP, the results put U.K. education spending in 2011 at 120% of its 2008 level by far the strongest showing for any of the 34 countries in the OECD report.

If we use the adjusted series based on the trend GDP, the results are similar, with the primary deficit cyclically adjusted accounting for a debt decrease of 21.41 % points.

They would have shot up a lot higher had the markets seriously thought the increase in the budget deficit to 11% of GDP was the result of Labour going on a spending spree.

Hungary's budget deficit of 10% of GDP is the result of depressive macro-economic policies, which have increased the country's huge foreign debt and trade deficit by pursuing a strong currency to meet euro entry requirements, squeezing Hungary's few export industries in the process.

America's 2011 GDP was the result of an average real economic growth rate of 3.73% over the 221 years from 1790 to 2011.

In short, 133% of the increase in the size of the federal government (measured as a percentage of GDP) was the result of an explosion in federal health spending driven by 3 large entitlements: Medicare, Medicaid and the ACA.

If we had half a trillion dollars of fiscal policy (moving either way, either more government spending or less) then we'd expect to see a great deal more than 0.3% of GDP as the result.

This result might be explained by the fact that the variation in food intake is far smaller than that of GDP, and the result can be interpreted only in terms of how it relates to other variables.

Only this week analysts at Moody's gave warning that the debt was unsustainable: if debt keeps rising faster than GDP, the eventual result must be default.Japan's gross debt is now half as big again as its GDP.

My recent brief (Allegretto & Reidenbach 2013) gives an accounting of austerity by analyzing spending cuts in California, national GDP and the resulting declines in public sector employment.