GDP/C represents Gross Domestic Product per capita Price Purchasing Parity.
'GDP Agriculture and Allied' represents the GDP from Agriculture and Allied Sectors (a stock).
The corresponding data for Brazil's states was taken from the Brazilian Institute of Statistical Geography (IBGE) [23] and represents the GDP per capita in Reais1 of each Brazilian state in 2011.
In 1960, U.S. GDP represented 40% of global GDP.
While the iron ore sector went from representing 1.1% of GDP to its current share of 3.9%, the coal industry went from 1.1% of GDP to now representing about 1.4%.
But Slovakia, with a population of just 5.5 million and a GDP representing a mere 0.5% of the European Union's whole, rejected the measure.
In 2011, three years after the crash, the country was still spending €4.6bn (£3.3bn) on defence, representing 2.1% of GDP against an EU Nato average of 1.6%.
The average per migrant is almost $1,200, representing 5% of GDP on a country-by-country average.
According to the 2002 data released by the National Bureau of Statistics, China's gross exports (including goods and services) were $365.0 billion, representing 25.1% of GDP.
According to the spending rule approved by law in 2012 [9] CCAA cannot exceed the reference rate of GDP, representing huge pressure to reduce immediately its budget deficit and direct drug costs.
In 2013, Australia spent $4,115 on health care per capita, while the United States spent $9,086, representing 9.4percentand17.1percentcent of GDP, respectively.
