Sentence examples for trajectory of gdp from inspiring English sources

Our analysis showed that country-specific targets based on each country's specific trajectory of GDP growth enables more countries to receive the credit they deserve for their progress.

Indeed, as previous IMF research has shown, the trajectory of debt-to-GDP ratios can matter more than their overall level.

"Until we see signs that the government is implementing the medium-term fiscal consolidation programme and signs of life in the Spanish economy, investors are going to worry about the trajectory of the debt-to-GDP ratio in the medium-term," said Nick Stamenkovic, bond strategist at RIA Capital Markets.

Carbon emissions per unit of GDP follow the same trajectory.

"Essentially, if we stay on a spending growth trajectory that takes us to 26.5% of the share of GDP when tax revenue on average over the last 20 years was 22.4% of the GDP and you don't want to balance the books by reducing spending, the only alternative to balance the books is to increase taxes," he told the ABC's Insiders program.

Britain is still more than 4% below the level of GDP recorded in 2007 and about 12% below the trajectory set before the financial crisis.

It reckons the output gap this year will be 5% of GDP; it would have been 10% had potential remained on its 2007 trajectory.

Yet the trajectory of government borrowing raises concerns, given that in 1980 France's debt was only 20% of GDP (see chart 4).

The government's astonishing trajectory of cuts means that, according to Professors Peter Taylor-Gooby and Gerry Stoker, by 2013 public spending will be a lower proportion of GDP in Britain than in the US.

"And, even though we have been constantly reassured that when compared to basket case countries and, even the United States, as a percentage of GDP our borrowings are small, the worry is less the amount and more its steep upward trajectory.

They spent...7.2% of GDP.