Sentence examples for projected gdp from inspiring English sources
Projected GDP growth for 2015 is unchanged at 2.4 per cent.
Business as usual water management practices will put at risk about $63 trillion - nearly half of the world's projected GDP at that time.
This initiative built on the impressive growth in the mining sector (especially iron, diamonds, and rutile), a factor that helped to push the projected GDP growth to 13% for the year, one of the highest on the continent.
As part of its controversial plan to establish a National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) to remove up to €90bn (equivalent to more than 50% of projected GDP in 2009) in non-performing commercial loans from the beleaguered banks, the government plans to pay the banks in its own bonds when it acquires these troubled assets.
This would amount to a rise in the budget balance equivalent to around 1% of projected GDP in 2011.On the spending side, the agreement calls for increases in spending on health (€500m) and education (€1bn) over the next four years.
But he added: "Having said that, projected GDP (gross domestic product) growth of 0.8% in 2012 is still worryingly weak and hardly a matter for celebration.
The map above shows how the world would look if country size were adjusted in line with the projected GDPs of countries by 2015.For richer, for poorerThese trends have been going on a long time but the end of the great recession has speeded them up dramatically.
The central bank now thinks that output in the British economy will not return to its pre-crisis levels until 2014, when it projects GDP to rise by a listless 2%.Where the smart money isA world of virtual cash came a step closer, as Starbucks announced that it was teaming up with Square, a pioneer in technology that enables payments through smartphones.
Projecting GDP is the closest thing I know to playing "blind men and the elephant".
Getting worked up projecting GDP numbers is a fool's game.
Projecting GDP for the fourth quarter is much easier based on what we already know.
