Sentence examples for total output of goods from inspiring English sources

The gross domestic product is the nation's total output of goods and services and the broadest measure of economic health.

Friday's report was the second of three estimates for fourth-quarter GDP, the broadest measure of the economy's total output of goods and services.

Estimated giving in 2003 equaled roughly 2.2percentt of the nation's gross domestic product, the fifth year since 1971 that charitable contributions exceeded 2percentt of the total output of goods and services.

The department said the third-quarter increase in the gross domestic product -- the total output of goods and services -- was even weaker than previously thought, as the trade deficit deteriorated further.

The Economic Planning Agency said the gross domestic product, the total output of goods and services in the economy, rose 2.4percentt on a seasonally adjusted basis in the January-March quarter.

Not since World War II has employment failed to grow for so long after the gross domestic product, which measures the total output of goods and services, began rising again.

Over all, the report said, health spending increased 6.7percentt in 2006, slightly faster than in 2005, and now accounts for 16percentt of the total output of good and services, a slightly larger share than in 2005.

The non-tradable good is produced with the following linear technology: Y_{text{n}} = L_{text{n}},where Y i is the total output of good i and K i (L i ) is the amount of capital (labor) employed in sector i ∊ {a, m, n}.

The four in-wheel electric motors have a total output of 20 horsepower, good for a top speed of 31 miles per hour.

Sanyo says the solar panels atop the diesel-electric hybrid bus are good for a total output of 798 watts (420W through crystalline silicon cells, and the rest through amorphous silicon cells).

Whether the producers are producing foodstuffs, industrial raw materials, or manufactured goods (and the last represents an insignificant part of the total output of the underdeveloped countries), their output per worker in a year is very low compared with the annual output in more advanced countries.