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In nominal prices, GDP by total expenditure was mainly from Government Final Consumption, followed by Household final Consumption with P12, 168 and P10, 336 respectively (table 0.2.1).

Figure 2.11 Trends in household and government final consumption expenditure per capita in PPP (1990 2005)

Consumption expenditure of households now exceeds 1990 consumption expenditure levels in all sub regions except Central Asia.

Residential and services final energy consumption as a proportion of total final consumption (2004)

In real terms, GDP by expenditure grew as follows Government Final Consumption 5.9 percent Private Final Consumption 0.9 percent Gross Fixed Capital Formation 1.5 percent Total exports and imports declined by 5.2 1.7 percent respectively.

In all countries of the region, household consumption expenditure exceeds government expenditure by a significant margin but remains far lower than consumption expenditure in the EU.

For example, final energy consumption in buildings represents one third of total final energy consumption across SEE and EECCA.

Final energy consumption by end use (petajoules)

Residential final energy consumption per capita (1994 2004)

Consumption expenditure per capita per year in PPP (constant 2000 international USD)

Primary energy intensity is calculated from the consumption of primary energy, final intensity from the consumption of final energy and, by extension, electrical intensity from the consumption of electricity in relation to GDP.

Residential energy consumption per capita by final use energy carrier (2004)

The following opportunities exist to reduce final energy and water consumption

The Fed prefers to measure inflation by the price index for personal consumption expenditure.

Meanwhile, an increasing portion of this expenditure was allocated to satisfy urgent consumption needs.

Oil exporters could, in turn, promise to increase domestic consumption expenditure, which would boost imports.

Absolute levels of consumption expenditure since 1990 have followed similar trends to those of GDP.

During the worst economic years of the late 1990s, expenditure on food comprised more than half of total household expenditure, although this had reduced to 38 of consumption expenditure by 2005.

Decomposition estimates of GDP expenditure growth in 2004 indicate that Egypt, Jordan and Yemen experienced consumption led growth.

Basic food and clothing still dominate household expenditures across the EECCA region although their consumption decreased from 65 to 48 of overall household consumption expenditure between 2000 and 2005.

Household consumption expenditure in Eastern Europe is growing particularly rapidly and by 2005 was already 40 higher than in 1990.

In all sub regions, except Central Asia, expenditure on household consumption is higher now than it was prior to transition.

Figure 2.11 in Chapter 2 shows trends in household consumption expenditure in the various sub regions between 1990 and 2005.

(c) The name of the questionnaire quot Roads consumption of energy in transport quot has been changed to quot Final consumption of energy in transport quot (ECE 32)

Energy intensity (final energy consumption per unit of GDP) has fallen by only 1 per year since 1980.

Finally, the country agency distribution of unilateral expenditure (C2) is shown by the final column of table 10.

The reasons for the decrease in domestic consumption have been multiple fiscal austerity, the freeze on budget expenditure in the final months of 2011, a failure in the efforts to implement economic reforms, inappropriate financing, and the decrease in exports.

The Energy saving programme, whose aim is to cut final energy consumption without affecting levels of economic activity.

Across EECCA as a whole, heat from district heating systems represents 45 of total final energy consumption in households.

European Union The European Environmental Agency (EEA) measures final energy consumption (does not include energy used in production and lost in transportation) and finds that the transport sector is responsible for 31.5 of final energy consumption, industry 27.6 , households 25.9 , services 11.4 and agriculture 3.7 .

Across EECCA and SEE residential, public and commercial buildings consume around one third of total final energy consumption (Figure 6.3).

Annual residential final energy consumption per capita varies from 11 000 kWh in Russia to just 600 kWh in Armenia.

Government consumption expenditure per capita has recovered less rapidly and remains lower than 1990 levels in all regions (Note this is partly to

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