Sentence examples for peak gdp from inspiring English sources

It's several years since the US exceeded its peak GDP before the crisis -- that still hasn't happened in the UK.

Making it clear that he believed Britain would have done better to follow the US approach, in which tackling the budget deficit has been seen as less important than restoring growth, Summers said: "It's several years since the US exceeded its peak GDP before the crisis – that still hasn't happened in the UK".

It plots employment changes from the peak GDP quarter of the previous boom.

However, other economic indicators have been showing improvement -- the Dow Jones Industrial Average is at a four-year high and within spitting distance of its pre-recession peak, GDP has been rising and is also above its pre-recession peak, and lastly the Consumer Confidence Index, produced by The Conference Board, rose from 61.3 in August to 70.3 in September.

Of the largest member states, only Germany has exceeded its prior peak, with GDP up 2.6%.

The official start date of the recession, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research, was December of 2007; the cycle peak for GDP occured in the fourth quarter of 2007.

Selected countries, country-specific peak in GDP to 2010 Q4. a ) Net impact refers to the difference in employment that can be attributed to the use of STW since the start of the crisis.

The shift is the percentage change in the Okun's coefficient from the peak in GDP to the subsequent trough during the period of the global financial crisis (2007-2010).

In a v-shaped recovery, the old peak level of GDP is quickly reached, and the economy returns to trend within a year or two.

America and Germany were relatively quick to regain lost ground but Britain has only just surpassed its pre-crisis GDP peak.

In other words, profits are expected to rise as a proportion of GDP.But how likely is that, when corporate profits are already nearer their peak proportion of GDP in the last 50 years?