Sentence examples for net gdp from inspiring English sources

For the active travel scenario, NA-P H-CB continue to account for a major share of gross GDP losses, and the net GDP impact remains close to zero under all circumstances except for one specific sensitivity analysis: When UK urban fossil fuel-based private transportation is a luxury good, the active travel scenario becomes cost-effective (up to +4.1bn £).

In December, manufacturing output slowed by 8% year on year, from 16% growth a month earlier.With a lower contribution from net exports, GDP growth will weaken in 2008; real wage growth will cool a little too, while budget spending will rise only moderately as the government strives to meet the Maastricht fiscal criterion.

The Belgian government has debts equivalent to 117% of GDP; net interest payments equal more than 7% of GDP.

Current spending has been stabilised as a percentage of GDP (net of interest payments) and is now decreasing.

In the fourth quarter of last year, thanks to surprisingly good net exports, its GDP grew by 0.8%.

The IMF thinks that in all three the ratio of net debt to GDP will be lower in 2016 than today.

Without the boost from net exports, real GDP would have fallen since the third quarter of 2007.Meanwhile, in China consumer spending is now growing faster than exports (see right-hand chart).

Steve Blitz of ITG, a broker, notes that whereas business investment remains depressed as a share of GDP, net cashflow is near a record high.

A 10% fall in the real now lightens its debt burden, lowering the ratio of net debt to GDP by 1.3 percentage points.

The contribution of net exports to GDP growth fell by 1.6 percentage points, mainly because imports increased sharply whereas exports were on average unchanged.

As a share of developing countries' GDP, net inflows went up from 6.7% in 2006 to 7.5% last year, a much more modest rise.