Examples of using Factor cost in English and their translations into Russian
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Fc factor costs.
Value added at factor costs.
GDP at factor cost in millions.
Value added at factor cost.
GDP factor cost.
E Based on figures at factor cost.
GDP at factor cost US$M.
Gross domestic product at factor cost.
GDP at factor costs.
Average annual GDP growth rate at factor cost.
GNP at factor cost US$M.
Current gross domestic product at factor cost.
C Is value added measured at factor cost?* not part of the 1993 SNA.
Production at producers' prices and/or factor costs;
Besides resource endowment, factor costs are essentially the outcome of economic policy and the institutional environment.
Value added at basic prices and/or factor costs;
In aggregate terms nominal factor cost/income increased from P22, 936 million in 1999/00 to P26, 568 million(Table 0.3.1) in 2000/01.
This growth was apparent in all the factor cost/income components.
GDP share accounted for by main economic activities(1994)current prices, factor costs.
III GDP at current prices(at factor cost) base year 1993-94.
Gross national product(GNP)per head is one of the highest in the world, estimated in fiscal year 1994/95 at $27,500(at factor cost).5.
B/ 1994 price is a production cost using a 5 per cent discount rate and factor costs for feedstock i.e., market price plus average subsidy to farmers.
Adjusting relative factor costs through the exchange rate is usually easier to achieve, although currency devaluation can create other problems such as inflation.
On the whole, GDP increased by 5 per cent per annum as against the target of 4.9(at factor cost) per cent during the Eighth Plan period.
Value added at factor costs is calculated by adjusting value added at basic prices for operating subsidies linked to service provision and duties and taxes linked to service provision.
The economy remains very fragile because of the lack of diversification, the lack of competitiveness,the very high factor costs and the very small domestic market.
Because of their size they tend to be more attracted to locations with low factor cost advantages and where they can benefit from such lower costs to establish export-oriented production.
Other major initiatives to encourage private sector investment included measures to establish a guarantee fund for small-scale projects, adjust the focus of the DevelopmentBank's services to SMEs, and reduce factor costs.
Consequently, developing countries could no longer rely on their static resource endowments andlow labour and factor costs to lead them to sustained growth and development.
In 1989, gross domestic product(GDP)at current income factor cost was estimated at about 7,223.5 million Libyan dinars and the available statistics indicate that the contribution of non-petroleum economic activities to GDP rose from 36.9 per cent in 1970 to 72.9 per cent in 1989, at current income factor cost.
