Examples of using Gross value added in English and their translations into Polish
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contribute a total gross value added of around EUR 500 billion.
The predicted Gross Value Added(GVA) generated by CUC in Cornwall will exceed €265 000 000 by 2025,
According to the latest available Annual Economic Report on the European Fishing Fleet for 2009, the gross value added of the EU fleet increased by 13% in 2009 compared to 2008.
GDP is the sum of gross value added of the various institutional sectors
From 2004/05, Gross Value Added(GVA) grew by 3.5% in real terms,
Coastal and maritime tourism is the biggest maritime sector in terms of gross value added and employment and is expected to grow by 2 to 3% by 2020,
for 20% of the net profits and gross value added GVA.
industrial production, gross value added of the private services sector, private consumption expenditure.
Accounting for 760,000 jobs and gross value added in 2008 of EUR 63 billion, in Germany this dynamic sector places between the automobile and chemicals industries.
transport is a major contributor to the economy(4.8%- or €548bn- in gross value added overall for the 28 EU countries),
Overall, modern biotechnology relates to the generation of about 1.56% EU gross value added(GVA, 2002 values),
While estimated current employment in the sector in Europe is still relatively low, and a gross value added of €0.8 billion,
An analytical description containing characteristics of the territorial diversity of selected macroeconomic categories- gross domestic product, gross value added and disposable income of households,
there is data from the UK which shows that their contribution is estimated at GBP 25 billion to the UK economy per year- 6% of the total SME Gross Value Added(GBP 430 billion in 2007)14.
by their emission intensity, measured in kgCO2 divided by their gross value added(in€), shall be deemed to be at risk of carbon leakage.
Source: Eurostat, structure of gross value added, 2002.
Shares of gross value added in the EU automotive industry 2005.
In Europe, service activities account for around 70% of gross value added.
Increase in the gross value added per employee in the fishing fleet
Figure 1 shows the blue economy's value chains in terms of gross value added and employment.