Sentence examples for output industry from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, OPEC, which provides about 35percentt of the world's oil, has all but decided that there is no reason right now to increase its output, industry analysts said.

Last year services accounted for 48.2% of output; industry's share was down to 42.6%.

Output in the British construction sector fell 3 percent in the first quarter while output from production industries fell 0.4 percent, the government statistics office said Wednesday.

He questions what progress has been made in reining in public finances: In terms of the output data, manufacturing and agriculture were revised higher, but utilities were downwardly revised to leave total production industries output unchanged at 0.6%.

If θ i t denotes the industrial composition showing the fraction of output of industry sector i of total production across all industries, and X d t denotes total industrial output summed over all industry sectors, the total amount of domestic production contributed by industry sector i in year t is then represented as θ i t × X d t (million yen).

In terms of industrial output, most industries are negatively affected; sectors with large share of exports are subjected to negative shocks if there is consumption tax deduction financed by the carbon tax revenue.

All the countries in the European Union impose a tax (at varying rates) on value added, charging tax on output from industry and rebating it on inputs.

10I also constructed another measure of import penetration: imports as a share of output in industry k. Regression results using both versions of the import penetration measure were almost identical.

Change in consumer spending and public/private investment could reduce the amount of loss by 0.15 and 0.13 % of national output for industry and professional and miscellaneous sectors respectively.

Then output of industries can be presented with interdependencies of industries and final demand.

The problem is that secondary outputs of industry j do not necessarily have the same input structure as in the industries where they are primary output.