Examples of using Negative contribution in English and their translations into German
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Due to a negative contribution of FINANZCHECK.
The systematic collection and performance measurement of the commongood indicators is assessed on the positive and negative contribution of each company or organization.
The largest negative contribution came from Intensa Italy.
Speaking after the event, he said:"People know a problem when they see it and are often awareif they are contributing to it and how to minimize that negative contribution.
In this connection, the negative contribution from Belgrade is disappointing.
The assumptions for oil prices imply a significant positive contribution of the energy component to HICP inflation in 2005,but a small negative contribution in 2006.
NB: Negative contributions do not indicate a slowdown in the component growth.
The inventory cycle turns and the negative contribution of investment growth is likely to fade out.
The negative contribution of the additional ordinary result fell significantly to €-133 million previous year: -324.
Policy Option Anticipated impacts rated from-(negative contribution to objective) to√√√√√ full achievement of objective.
With a negative contribution to GDP growth of 0.5 percentage point, net exports dampened growth for 1999 as a whole.
This will lead to, on average for the acceding countries, a slightly negative contribution of net exports to growth over the forecast horizon.
The negative contribution of employment to economic growth could be compensated by increases in productivity growth.
Also in the two previous cyclical upturns there was subsequently a temporary negative contribution from stocks which led to a short-lived growth pause Graph 2.
In contrast, negative contributions came from net other operating expenses as well as higher research and development expenses.
This has produced a further slight improvement in the real foreign trade balance and grossdomestic product growth in the region of I%, despite a zero, or even slightly negative, contribution from agricultural production.
The negative contribution of net exports of goods and services to GDP growth in 2002 and 2003 is expected to fall a little.
However, an acceleration of exports, which are expected to benefit from stronger growth of international markets,should allow the negative contribution to growth from the real foreign balance to be reduced significantly.
In particular, the negative contribution of net exports of goods and services to GDP growth in 2002 is expected to be less than in recent years.
Economic growth was characterised by vigorous domestic demand, mainly based on investmentin equipment and private consumption, and a growing negative contribution from the external sector, as export growth decelerated more sharply than imports.
However, the largest negative contribution in both areas came from Industry -0.2 of the GDP variation, compared to +0.2 in the previous quarter.
The HS products which contributed to the greatest total growth of EU imports from Japan in 1994 included: electrical machinery and sound recording equipment, including telecommunications and electronics(HS 85), contributing more than 3 percentage points, engines and mechanical appliances, including computers and office machines(HS 84) with 1.5 percentage points, and optical, precision instruments(HS 90) with less than 0.5percentage points, while vehicles other than railway(HS 87) showed a negative contribution of almost 3 percentage points.
In addition, following the substantial negative contributions in the first half of 2009, the inventory cycle is expected to contribute positively to real GDP growth in the second half of the year.
It is now expected that the negative contribution of the external sector to GDP growth will almost disappear in 1990 and that in 1991 net exports will be adding marginally to the rate of growth.