Examples of using Gross value added in English and their translations into Danish
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its share in gross value added is now approximately 70%
The gross value added of year n in 1995 prices is derived by multiplying the current value for 1995 by the volume chain index.
Labour productivity is measured by gross value added(expressed in ECU at current prices
Land productivity is measured in terms of the gross value added(in ECU at current exchange rates
Gross value added at market prices in each branch is the difference between the total value of production
It represents three quarters of exports, a third of the EU's gross value added and a third of employment.
European industry represents approximately a third of the EU's gross value added, as almost three quarters of European exports relate to industrial goods,
Population GDP per head as% ofEU-15 average Share of agriculture in:- gross value added- employment Gross foreign debt/GDP Exports of goods and services/GDP Stock of foreign direct investment.
There are considerable differences among Member States: the average labour productivity in manufacturing ranges from almost 125% of gross value added per person employed in Ireland to below 20% in Bulgaria.
In general, in most of the countries corporate income tax is based on income concepts that are closely related to operating surplus or gross value added.
European industry and its multiplier effect account for approximately a third of the EU's gross value added, and it provides a livelihood for 57 million people.
Gross value added at 1991 market prices 1992 1993(')
Over half of the EU population lives in rural areas today; 45% of European gross value added is produced in rural areas and 53% of available jobs are located there.
In 1995, practical recommendations appeared for calculating gross value added and gross fixed capital formation by activity.
Measured in terms of the share of industry(broadly defined) in employment and in gross value added.
Industrial production, on the other hand, rose only by 0.7% and its share in total gross value added dropped nearly two percentage points to 24.
these regions generate almost half the Gross Value Added in the EU.
National aids to agricultural products* as a% of gross value added in agriculture.
In regional accounts, however, it is important to locate the ancillary activity in the correct region see section 5.4 in Eurostat's statistical document 1E"Regional Accounts Methods: Gross value added and gross fixed capital formation by activity.
with Eurostat's document 1E"Regional accounts methods: Gross value added and GFCF by activity.