Primjeri korištenja The GDP na Engleski i njihovi prijevodi na Hrvatskom
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annual profits exceeding the GDP of the Maldives, but you wouldn't know that because your demographic is mummies, who rose from the dead and found a suit!
such as the shifting of weight in the GDP away from military expenses
areas of high risk in the sense of the GDP regulation.
Serbia will also have to face a production decline and a decrease in the GDP growth rate,
The GDP of the euro area is now beyond its pre-crisis level
We would like to add that the GDP numbers are wildly exaggerated
alone are not enough. Moreover, it is key to work on the GDP, to increase the GDP growth rate because it will then be easier to accomplish the required fiscal adjustment to exit the EDP.
Following the recession, the economic performance of Russia has started to increase in 2016, and the GDP has increased by 1.5% in Ukraine as well, for the first time since the beginning of the crisis.
Some of the EU's largest banks have assets amounting to almost as much as the GDP of their home countries,
that it generates about 6 percent of the GDP, the crisis in the construction industry has caused massive problems for the domestic economy.
The GDP per capita in the northern region is only 46.1 per cent of the Montenegrin national product standard per capita, while the GDP in the southern region,
In the GDP of the European Union culture participates in 4.2%,
as well as building up the role of tourism in the GDP of the country and its future growth and social development.
some of which have assets that exceed the GDP of many Member States.
by an additional 0,5%, the GDP growth rate by 1% and leads to an overall increase of labour productivity 3.
significant gains for EU consumers and businesses, increasing the GDP(gross domestic product)
significant gains for EU consumers and businesses, increasing the GDP of the EU-28 by EUR 235 billion per year,
For instance, after the EU enlargement round of 2004, labour mobility from the new Member States is estimated to have increased the GDP of the"old" EU15 countries by around 1% in the period from 2004 to 2009.
