A better way to judge post crisis performance is to look at the output gap that is, actual GDP relative to potential GDP.

A better way to judge post crisis performance is to look at the output gap 160 that is, actual GDP relative to potential GDP.

In fact, Chinese leaders have spent remarkably little, relative to China s growing GDP, on the military.

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The United States trade and current account deficits have begun to shrink relative to American and world GDP.

This reflects the declining share of wages in total GDP and the rising share of savings relative to household incomes.

The velocity of money (the frequency at which money is spent, or GDP relative to base money) continues to plunge to historic lows.

Back in 2010, he recalled, Greece and the UK faced fiscal deficits of more or less similar size (relative to GDP).

Here, Greece lacks the necessary dynamism venture capital investment flows are smaller, relative to GDP, in Greece than in any other EU country.

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But, unlike the advanced economies, they maintained high GDP growth rates and relative stability even at the height of the crisis.

Nonetheless, the relative appreciation of the Lebanese currency has undermined competitiveness, with merchandise exports falling from 23 of GDP in 1989 to 4 in 2000.

This weakness was accentuated by the restrictive budgetary policy adopted by the Government, which resulted in relative decreases of GDP and imports.

At the same time, however, the relative cost of Medicare, Medicaid, and other health care programs will more than double, from 4.5 to 10.9 of GDP.

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However, even in the relative calm of the post war era, long term real GDP growth in advanced countries has been rather variable.

One reason for this relative malaise is that Sweden remains the world leader in taxation, with public expenditures claiming nearly 60 of GDP.

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Each Member State will make a fair contribution to this effort by meeting national emission targets that are differentiated according to its relative wealth (measured by GDP per capita).

This effort is important, because India s economy and exports are dominated by services, which have grown steadily relative to overall output, now accounting for almost 60 of GDP.

In 1980, stock market capitalization relative to GDP was five times greater in the US and UK than in Continental Europe by 2000, it was only 60 higher.

Allowing for a wide range of uncertainty, the CBO estimates that the stimulus added 1.5 3.5 to GDP by the fourth quarter, relative to where it otherwise would have been.

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According to Einstein, everything is relative.

According to Einstein, everything is relative.

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One of their examples showed that Japan s GDP per worker more than tripled relative to Argentina s from 1960 to 1985, because Japan, unlike Argentina, invested heavily in new machinery and equipment.

The continued strong rise in domestic demand led to a further rise in the current account deficit to some 665 billion, corresponding to 5.7 of GDP. The general government budget deficit, relative to GDP, fell slightly, to 4.3 , reflecting favourable growth in revenues on account of the dynamic economic growth.

According to IMF projections, of the 119 governments that are shrinking their 2013 budgets (relative to GDP), three quarters are in developing countries (including 21 low income and 68 middle income countries).

The deficit has to be reduced by at least 10 percentage points of GDP (from around 13 of GDP to less than 3 of GDP).

Everything is relative.