Examples of using Gross data in English and their translations into German
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Total employment, gross data thousands.
Gross data per aspect text and indicators.
Year on year growth rates, gross data.
Number of new passenger car registrations, gross data, growth rates compared to the same month the previous year, 06-2004(%) 1.
Year on year growth rates, gross data.
Employment indices, construction, gross data, growth rates compared to the same quarter of the previous year, Q2-2004(%) 1.
Year on year price changes, gross data.
Construction costs for new residential buildings, gross data, growth rates compared to the same quarter of the previous year, Q2-2004(%) 1.
Uarter on quarter price changes, gross data.
Figure 2: Output prices of the domestic market, gross data, price changes, compared to the same quarter of the previous year, Q2-2003.
Quarter on quarter growth rates, gross data.
All-items harmonised indices of consumer prices, gross data, growth rates compared to the same month of the previous year, 07-2004.
Producer prices and building permits: gross data.
Figure 4: Building permits-number of dwellings for residential buildings, gross data, growth rates, compared to the same quarter of the previous year, Q2-2003.
Figure 7: Turnover, latest growth rates(Ql/2004),compared to the same quarter of the previous year, gross data.
Harmonised unemployment rates, gross data, 07-2004(%) 1.
Figure 5: Turnover for retail sale of automotivefuel(NACE Group 50.5), latest growth rate(Ql/2004),compared to the same quarter of the previous year, gross data(%) 1.
Number of building permits issued for new residential buildings, gross data, growth rates compared to the same quarter of the previous year, Q3-2004(%) 1.
Figure 7: Turnover, latest growth rates(Q3/2004),compared to the same quarter of the previous year, gross data(%); source: Eurostat STS.
Among the Member States,the highest rates of growth were recorded for Sweden(gross data), Estonia, the Czech Republic, Latvia, Spain, Cyprus and Germany, with growth rates of at least 1.0.
Figure 3: Domestic output prices for total industry(excluding construction),price changes compared to the previous quarter, gross data, Q1-2004(%) 1.
Figure 3:Employment and wages and salaries indices for total industry(excluding construction), gross data, growth rates, compared to the same quarter of the previous year, Q2-2003.
Figure 5: Turnover for retail sale of automotive fuel(NACE Group 50.5), latest growth rate(Q2/2004),compared to the same quarter of the previous year, gross data(%) 1.
Harmonised indices of consumer prices, EU-25, gross data 1996=100.
Figure 4: Turnover for maintenance and repair of motor vehicles(NACE Group 50.2), latest growth rate(Ql/2004),compared to the same quarter of the previous year, gross data(%) 1.
Figure 4: Turnover for maintenance and repair of motor vehicles(NACE Group 50.2), latest growth rate(Q3/2004),compared to the same quarter of the previous year, gross data(%)(1); source: Eurostat STS.
Figure 2: Index of domestic output prices for total industry(excluding construction),evolution over time, gross data(2000=100); source: Eurostat STS.
Figure 3: Turnover for motor trades(NACE Division 50), latest growth rate(Q3/2004),compared to the same quarter of the previous year, gross data(%)(1); source: Eurostat STS.
Figure 5: Turnover for retail sale of automotive fuel(NACE Group 50.5), latest growth rate(Q3/2004),compared to the same quarter of the previous year, gross data(%)(1); source: Eurostat STS.