Examples of using Intermediate consumption in English and their translations into German
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Total intermediate consumption.
There was a pricerelated fall in the value of intermediate consumption feedingstuffs, energy.
Plus intermediate consumption 1A.
Carried out only for intermediate consumption.
Intermediate consumption prices real.
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Real value of intermediate consumption 3.3.5.
Intermediate consumption, however, does not include.
Items not included in intermediate consumption.
Intermediate consumption goods and services were more costly as a whole in 2000.
Such payments are part of intermediate consumption cf. 2.48. e.
Intermediate consumption volume rose only süghtly throughout the period"19817"1992" +0.6% per annum.
Structure and development of intermediate consumption 3.2.4.
Y2: Volume of intermediate consumption Y4: Real value of intermediate consumption Yg: Real prices of intermediate consumption.
They are therefore notre corded as part ofthe output or intermediate consumption of that local KAU.
Intermediate consumption as a whole, of which animal feedingstuffs make up over half, increased in volume terms.
They are based on the minimum lists of agricultural and forestry activities and intermediate consumption.
Gross value added at market prices(total final production less intermediate consumption) is expected to rise by 8.6% in 1989 compared with the 1988 figure.
The consequence is that rent for dwellings in theEVS, excluding garages and without receipts from land, conesponds to gross rents(production value) less intermediate consumption in the VGR.
However, expenditure on intermediate consumption rose more sharply(+ 17.8%), with the result that gross value added at market prices increased by only 8.4.
This was followedbycompensation of employees in the public sector(nearly 24%), intermediate consumption(14%) andproperty income 9.
At 85%, France had the highest intermediate consumption as a percentage of production value, thus reflecting the concentration of assembly activities in this country.
Purchases of durable goods for military purposes are considered as the intermediate consumption of general government(see ESA§ 323 f)·.
Intermediate consumption is also used as an entry in the calculation of factor intensities i.e. the ratio of two factors of production, for example of intermediate consumption and labour intput.
Average annual rates of change' in the real value of final production and intermediate consumption in agriculture from 1980-82 to 1988-90 in.
The real price for intermediate consumption is expected to have risen in Italy(+5.0%) and the United Kingdom(+1.5%) but fallen in other Member States, particularly Germany(-5.4%) and Portugal -6.9.
In line with the method for valuing output(basic price) and intermediate consumption(purchaser prices) net value added is measured at basic prices.
Ii for the public undertakings(mainly in the energy, telecommunications and tran sport servicessectors) opening up public contracts will bring cuts in expenditure on investment and intermediate consumption, which should gradually bring down their production costs.
The elements and expenditures included in intermediate consumption are defined in paragraphs 322 and 323 of the ESA; the elements excluded are defined in paragraph 324.
In this respect,agricultural labour input must be linked to the value of output, intermediate consumption and value added as recorded in the Economic Accounts for Agriculture EAA.
Because of the other items, in particular agricultural intermediate consumption whose price falls sharply in parallel with that of products, income rises.