Примеры использования Aggregate growth на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In this way, aggregate growth in GDP for the period 19982003 was 49.3 per cent at 2003 prices.
While Donald Trump's upcoming presidency may hurt particular countries,it should not impact aggregate growth.
These can include aggregate growth, productive investment, employment generation or poverty reduction.
The article is aimed to develop an optimization model of the mid-level aggregate growth of enterprises at the market for oil-and-fat products.
The aggregate growth in severance tax burden for Gazprom Group will be around RUB 100 billion in 2016.
In the EM countries we analyse,we expect aggregate growth of around 5% in the next couple of years.
To the extent that the instrument used reflects mainly mortality in childhood,this result seems consistent with those produced by aggregate growth models.
Optimizing the level of aggregate growth of enterprises at the market of oil-and-fat production has been conducted by sampling totality of enterprises.
The least developed countries have maintained a moderate recovery from the global economic crisis, with an aggregate growth rate of 5.6 per cent in 2013.
A fundamental challenge is that the aggregate growth of material consumption has been one of the most significant contributors to enhancing the consumption of the poorest.
Of the various ESCAP subregions, South-East Asia was the most severely affected by the global slowdown in 2001,experiencing a reduction in aggregate growth of more than 4 percentage points.
Earlier prospects of improved aggregate growth in the economies in transition evaporated in 1998, largely as a result of the crisis in the Russian Federation.
It calls specifically for the establishment of a database on productivity and economic indicators, andfor an assessment and analysis of productivity performance in the context of aggregate growth.
Despite generally positive aggregate growth, it is clear that entities continue to face challenges of the predictability, reliability and stability of funding from individual sources.
Among the countries with no explicit inflation targets, the Dominican Republic and Uruguay increased rates(albeit later and to a lesser degree),while Paraguay curbed monetary aggregate growth.
Despite generally positive aggregate growth, organizations continue therefore to face challenges of predictability, reliability and stability of funding by individual contributors.
Progress towards the Millennium Development Goals has been uneven in different regions of the world and within countries, where many areas andindividuals are not benefiting from impressive aggregate growth.
Aggregate growth in exports of commodi es of the Land Transport Means group(code: 87)(with military equipment taken into account) was feasible due to the start of supplies of Russian military equipment, primarily, Т-90 tanks1 to Algeria.
If the forecast is realized, it will mark four consecutive years of aggregate growth of about 5 per cent or more, a figure that is considerably above the average growth rate in the 1980s see table A.7.
Donors, for their part, perceived that capacity-building was not taking rootin many contexts and increasingly lost confidence both in aid's effectiveness in accelerating aggregate growth and in the ability of recipient Governments to manage aid flows.
In the developing world, aggregate growth of gross domestic product(GDP) was almost 6 per cent in 1997 but depended less than previously on the dynamism of Eastern and Southern Asia see table A.6.
This not only helps meet social goals, it also ensures greater pass-through of tax reductions to national consumption and aggregate growth, because the poor are most likely to spend any extra income.
Based on the share of aggregate growth originating in agriculture and the share of aggregate poverty($2 per day) in the rural sector, the World Bank classifies countries into three categories: agricultural-based, transforming and urbanized.
However, there have been considerable differences in export growth rates from one sector to another,with some sectors growing more than twice as fast as aggregate growth in world trade, most advancing at a rate comparable to growth in world trade, and other sectors exhibiting flat or declining exports.
Aggregate growth has been sustained at 2010 levels thanks to the better than expected performance of the agriculture(growth of 26.7%), domestic trade(14.5%), telecoms(18.7%) and the largely budget-funded education(4.4%) and healthcare 5.6.
This significant weight in the world economy also lends additional importance to the relatively strong aggregate growth performance of middle-income countries over the past years, especially in view of the protracted weaknesses in the high-income economies in the aftermath of the recent financial crisis.
At the peak of the global economic crisis in 2008 and 2009, when economic activity contracted in the world as a whole, as well as in high-income countries, the group of middle-income countries still achieved a moderately positive average growth rate(figure I). In subsequent years, middle-income countries have continued to outperform other groups,posting an average aggregate growth rate of 6 per cent from 2010 to 2012, twice as high as the average growth in world GDP.
The Pacific island developing economies are forecast to experience lower aggregate growth in 2012 of 5.7 per cent, due mainly to lower growth in Papua New Guinea, although a number of other countries are likely to maintain fairly stable performance.
A more detailed review shows that the actual volatility in contributions from main sources is much more pronounced than that suggested by the overall patterns in figure XXIII.Despite generally positive aggregate growth, funding from individual sources can fluctuate considerably from one year to the other, especially in the case of non-core resources.
The Pacific island developing economies are forecast to experience lower aggregate growth in 2012, of 5.5 per cent, owing mainly to lower growth in Papua New Guinea, although a number of other countries are likely to maintain a fairly stable performance.