Примери за използване на Gross value added на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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(a) 35% of the gross value added annually created by the beneficiary in the outermost region concerned;
Together(according to Eurostat), these represent 96% of the gross value added generated in rural areas.
Gross value added(GVA) at current prices in the first quarter of 2013 amounted to 14 104 Million Levs.
At the same time, we are above the European average in terms of industry's share in gross value added.
reflecting changes in the main indicators- gross value added, energy consumption
account for 67% of total employment and 58% of gross value added.
According to the European Commission, the blue economy is worth roughly 5.4 million jobs and generates a Gross Value Added of almost €500 billion a year across Europe.
In the second quarter of 2018, compared to a year earlier, the gross value added increased by 3%.
containing constant price Gross Value Added(GVA) data for the UK.
Figure 1 shows the blue economy's value chains in terms of gross value added and employment.
The services sector generated 58.6 billion leva of gross value added and industry- 25 billion leva.
Définition: The indicator is obtained by dividing the gross value added(GVA) at current prices by the total domestic employment figure of the entity concerned Unité euro(s):….
Gross value added data at basic prices is used as the primary valuation variable.
Their SME sectors are the only ones which exceeded their pre-crisis 2008 levels of both gross value added(GVA) and employment.
This gross value added is then carried over as a resource to the subsequent set of accounts,
Direct benefits are monetised benefits that are realised in market transactions in the form of revenues and gross value added, the number of jobs involved in producing a service
China and India are predicted to see the greatest gross value added(GVA) increase from flexible and remote working, potentially seeing an
All of these factors contribute to flexible working's gross value add to the economy.
While the US has a slightly lower percent value-add to its economy from flexible working at 109 per cent, it will see the highest gross value add at $4.5 trillion.
Keywords: structural changes; gross value added;