Примеры использования Domestic expenditure на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Domestic expenditure% of GDP.
Private Consumption as% of Gross Domestic Expenditure.
Total Domestic Expenditure, TDE.
Delivery of promised new aid anddebt relief will boost domestic expenditure.
Gross domestic expenditure on RTD/GDP.
There is limited data for Target 20 on domestic expenditure and private sector flows.
If exports were excluded coverage would be broadly similar to Total Domestic Expenditure.
Abbreviation: GERD, gross domestic expenditure on research and development.
The paper presents the case for constructing such a general inflation index based on Total Domestic Expenditure.
Gross domestic expenditure on R&D(GERD) is the recommended aggregate for R&D expenditure. .
In many lowand middle-income countries,the largest source of HIV funding-52%-is domestic expenditure.
In 2016, the gross domestic expenditure on R&D amounted to 1,1% of the GDP, or 943,8 billion rubles in current prices.
Moreover, experience over the past few years has shown that, in general, there is very little variance in domestic expenditure figures from year to year.
In 2002/03 Gross Domestic expenditure as percentage of total GDP was 91.5% compared with 88.4% of 2001/02.
Experience over the past fouryears has shown that, in general, there is very little variance in domestic expenditure figures from year to year.
Finally, there was Total Domestic Expenditure(TDE) which excluded exports and did not net off imports.
In Latin America the transfers had largely been the result of policies designed to compress domestic expenditure and to repay and service external debt.
The database for estimating domestic expenditure does not include all developing countries and is not always defined consistently.
So if TFE is rejected on the grounds that it includes exports,there is just one aggregate expenditure left, Total Domestic Expenditure.
This is reflected by the persistently high domestic expenditure(absorption) to GDP ratio, estimated in 2005 at about 155 per cent.
Australia is also contemplating the production of an economy-wide measure of inflation andwill be investigating possible options including a Total Domestic Expenditure approach.
The external assistance and domestic expenditure data yield a preliminary global total estimate for population-related expenditures in 1997 of $9.6 billion.
In contrast, the net outward transfer of resources from Latin America in 2003 was a result of continued compression of domestic expenditure in adjustment to financial crisis.
Decisions made in rural households affect activities related to farm management, domestic expenditure, education, gifts, religious matters, social travels, and disposal of household products and capital transactions.
Domestic expenditure(private and public consumption plus investment) is estimated to have increased from 152 per cent of GDP in 1999 to 159 per cent in 2003; this suggests that the Palestinian economy spends about 60 per cent more that what it produces domestically.
The resulting disruptions have had a drastic influence on both exports and domestic expenditure and imports: between 1999 and 2001, exports declined by an estimated 13 per cent, while imports contracted across the board by around 32 per cent.
In order to increase the proportion of newly introduced products, it is necessary to increase innovative activity of medium-sized companies andto raise significantly domestic expenditure on research and development related to product innovations.
He warned that major wealth losses will have an enormous impact on domestic expenditure, especially in the social sector, and many of the least developed countries will become increasingly dependent on development aid.
There are four key elements to expanding fiscal space:(a) maintaining and increasing external funding;(b)increasing domestic expenditure;(c) making expenditure on HIV-related activities more efficient; and(d) innovative funding.
Private consumption as per cent of Gross Domestic Expenditure has risen from 49.2 per cent to 63.3 per cent and public consumption as per cent of Gross Domestic Expenditure has declined from 21.8 per cent in 2004 to 14.4 per cent in 2008.