Examples of using Net value added in English and their translations into German
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Real net value added at factor cost 1:2.
The remaining 15.5% of the net value added 2006.
Nominal net value added at factor cost per AWU 1:2.
Luxembourg and the Netherlands showed a steady increase in real net value added in the 80s, leaving aside the falls in 198385.
Net value added increased in 2009 to€ 739.2 million.
On average, EU-27 producers achieved higher Net Value Added per Annual Work Unit than in 2007.
Net value added(1) per person employed in agriculture 2.
This yardstick corresponds to the real net value added at factor cost of agriculture per total annual work unit 60.
Net value added at factor cost: employment of total agricultural labour, in work units: rate of inflation.
Measured by Indicator A which corresponds to the real net value added at factor cost of agriculture, per total annual won\ unit- cf. methodological notes.
As for wages paid, these went up in real terms in Italy, France and Belgium, and in Germanyand the United Kingdom, moreover, they went up faster than net value added at factor cost.
As a result of these effects, net value added increased by a further 4.2% to€ 718.2 million 2007:€ 689.1 million.
With labour input declining slightly(-2.0%) andwith a 20.8% rate of general price increase in gross domestic product, real net value added at factor cost per AWU was 7.8% down on last year's level.
Agricultural income net value added of holding(2) Person employed annual work unit(3) including olives and other permanent crops.
The clear increase in Indicator 1 for 1996 can essentially be attributed to the continued decline in total agriculturallabour input, since real net value added at factor cost was only slightly up on 1995 +1.0.
Agricultural income farm net value added(2) Person employed annual work unit(3) including olives and other permanent crops(4) pigs and poultry.
The annual income fluctuations are therefore accentuated for Indicators 2 and 3 in comparison to Indicator 1, especially when major items of expenditurefluctuate more significantly in absolute terms than the net value added at factor cost.
Calculating real net value added at factor cost in terms of PPS reduces income disparities between Member States.
Thus, for example, interest paid tripled, in nominal terms, in France, Belgium and Denmark, quadrupled in the United Kingdom and, in Italy, showed a twelvefoldincrease, far outstripping not only net value added but also the rates of inflation.
The figures on net value added indicate the extent to which individual stakeholders of the Group participate in the company's performance in the form of wages or taxes, for example.
According to provisional figures, agricultural income in the Community,measured by net value added at factor cost per annual work unit(AWU), is forecast to have declined in real terms by -1.2% in 1993.
Net value added in agriculture at factor cost, in real terms and by total annual work unit(AWU)(self-employed and employed labour force)(indicator 1) fell by -3.5% in die Community EUR12.
It is estimated that the average level of income from agricultural activity,as measured by net value added at factor cost per annual work unit(termed Indicator 1), declined moderately(-4.4%) in 1997 compared to the level of the previous year.
Net value added at factor cost in agriculture, which is calculated by taking the value of final agricultural output and deducting intermediate consumption, depreciation and taxes linked to production, and then adding subsidies 2.
Portugal recorded the lowest income level in the Community: real net value added at factor cost was far below the Community average further plausibility checks are still being carried out on this country's data.
According to the provisional agricultural accounts for the year 1997, it is estimated that average income from agricultural activity for the European Union as a whole,measured as real(i.e. deflated) net value added per annual work unit, declined by 3.1.
The net income figures are obtained from net value added at factor cost after deduction of rent and interest payments and, additionally for Indicator 3, compensation of employees.
The abolition of area-related deficiency payments andsetaside premiums would bring the decline in incomes from agricultural activity(sectoral net value added at factor costs) to -11.3% in all(assuming that depreciations and taxes on production are unchanged) Figure 8.
Agricultural factor income(i.e. net value added at factor cost), the basis of Indicator A, is obtained by adding the other subsidies on production(less other taxes on production), to net value added at basic prices.