Примеры использования Aggregate output на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The war had engendered a sharp fall in aggregate output and a loss in income.
Aggregate output was unchanged in 1991 but recovered faster than expected.
As a result, the recovery in aggregate output should accelerate to 3.6 per cent in 2004.
Aggregate output decreased from USD 1.6 trillion in 2015 as a result of recession and currency devaluation.
Poland is the only transition country where aggregate output in 1997 exceeded that in 1989 by 12.
The aggregate output of South and East Asia and China increased at an annual rate of about 7 per cent during 1990-1994.
As Table 1 shows, only a few of these countries have surpassed their aggregate output and investment levels of 1990.
In all other CIS countries, aggregate output continued to shrink at a rate of approximately 10 per cent per year.
As productivity stagnated and the growth of population tapered off, the growth of aggregate output slowed.
The decline in domestic demand and in aggregate output in 1995 were associated with the collapse in capital inflows.
Aggregate output levels in most countries are still well below those of 1989, the pre-transition period.
The share of Germany in the trade of most Eastern European andBaltic economies is much larger than the share of Germany in the aggregate output of EU.
Aggregate output levels for most transition countries are still well below those of 1989, the pre-transition period.
The majority of UNECE emerging market economies experienced significant declines in aggregate output and transportation activity.
Aggregate output for south European transition countries is still about 30% below the 1989 level. For CIS countries, it is about 45% below.
At the same time, there was a slowdown ofgrowth in Hungary and Slovenia, where aggregate output increased by less than 3 per cent.
Aggregate output levels, as measured by GDP, in most cases are still below those of 1989, the pre-transition period.
Initially as was true for J-F, J-F-C will focus on the aggregate output of both private and public education.
This is reflected in higher aggregate output and per capita income levels; marked improvement in the internal and external balance situation; and reduced inflationary pressures.
This project represents the first phase of the wind farm project with 7 more aerogenerators to be added to achieve the aggregate output for the farm at 3 MW.
Aggregate output levels in most countries, after seven years of reforms and transformation, are still well below their pre-transition levels and, in some cases, very much below.
It also encourages financial"deepening", that is, the ratio of the money supply to aggregate output, which is typically low in the ESCWA region.
Aggregate output for agricultural commodities is projected to grow at 1.6 per cent per annum from 1988 to 2000 in the baseline scenario, and that growth rate remains the same under the Uruguay Round scenario, which is not very surprising since only a small part of production is traded.
In Latvia, where strong GDP growth in 2001 was mainly underpinned by buoyant domestic demand, aggregate output is likely to continue to grow at a high rate(around 5 per cent) in 2002.
The composite leading indicators released by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD) as well as diverse measures of business andconsumer sentiment indicate that aggregate output in the ECE region will decline in 2009 Chart 1.
Discussion could focus on the contribution of SMEs to job creation, aggregate output and outputs of individual sectors; contribution of research-based enterprises to the generation and diffusion of innovation in the knowledge-based economy; indicators of enterprise development and performance.
In Europe, a strong recovery in wheat production is expected in the EU after drought sharply reduced output last year. Aggregate output of the EU is forecast at 102.8 million tons.
No major changes in the overall macroeconomic situation are expected in 2006 and aggregate output in South-East Europe should continue to grow at a relatively high pace.
The recovery in output will thus have to proceed much further before there is a significant net increase in the number of new jobs. The problem of"excess employment" is probably very much greater in the CIS,where the fall in aggregate output between 1989 and 1996 was four times larger than that in the level of employment.
Economic activity in some of the transition economies was stronger(or less weak)than that expected in mid-1995, but the aggregate output of all these countries taken together nevertheless still declined, although by far less than in earlier years see table A.6.