Examples of using As a share in English and their translations into Chinese
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Military expenditure as a share of GDP, Military expenditure, Real military expenditure, Real arms exports, Real arms imports.
They are also larger, as a share of GDP and imports, in low-income countries than in other developing countries.
Government revenue accrues from transfers of State-owned exporting companies or as a share of export income through royalties and income taxes paid by private operators.
Distressed sales as a share of all transactions drop to lowest point in nearly 13 years.
In China,‘wages as a share of GDP fell from approximately 53 percent of GDP in 1992 to below 40 percent in 2006.
Similarly, corporate profits as a share of GDP are at 50-year highs.
From 2003 to 2006, United Nations system procurement of services rose as a share of total procurement, slightly surpassing the procurement share of goods in 2006.
Since the end of the last recession, corporate profits as a share of national income have hit their highest points in the last half-century;
According to a World Bank report, wages in China as a share of GDP declined from 53% in 1998 to 41.4% in 2005.
During the same period, contributions to regular resources as a share of total resources decreased from 59.2 per cent in 2010 to 50.6 per cent in 2011.
In 1999, Saudi Arabia' s current-account balance as a share of GDP dropped to a deficit below 2 per cent.
To capture how intensively they trade with China, I measured sample countries' trade volume in U.S. dollars as a share of their gross domestic product.
Although government debt as a share of GDP has risen far higher, long-term real interest rates on government debt have fallen much lower.
In Latin America, for instance, social expenditure as a share of GDP dropped during the 1980s, which led to a 24 per cent decline in per capita terms.
Total external debt stock as a share of export earnings has also been on the decline since 2003.
Contributions to the United Nations development system as a share of total multilateral aid by OECD/DAC countries, 2006-2009.
They are committed to ensuring that spending, as a share of GDP, does not decline during the next three years.
Manufacturing capability(10%): Manufacturing value added as a percentage of GDP and as a share of world total manufacturing value added.