Examples of using Changes in inventories in English and their translations into Russian
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We may therefore deduce that changes in inventories added 0.7 of a percentage point to GDP growth,
What is certain is that changes in inventories- for the reasons mentioned in this paper- are less and less correlated with the activity of production.
All changes in inventories depend mainly on the unique movement of the entire cost of your capital.
holding gains and losses and changes in inventories of goods under merchanting.
GFCF and changes in inventories.
accidental damage are considered as(negative) changes in inventories, theft of finished goods leads to a decrease of output,
we can see that the base 95 formula is equivalent to that of the usual chaining if the changes in inventories in value terms and in volume terms in prices of the previous year correspond to the prices of intermediate consumption of the same product.
the sale of the products to FI and possible changes in inventories.
Investment(including changes in inventories);(c) Measurement of capital stock;(d) Implementation of 1993 SNA.
little impact by reduction of environmental charges, changes in inventories and other costs.
final consumption, changes in inventories, gross fixed capital formation, exports.
fixed capital formation and changes in inventories), for example in the case of transactions involving such goods between households and art dealers.
value added and changes in inventories since each time we have used the 41 levels of the common activities/products classification even if some minimal differences persist, such as the grouping of
CIE-B change in inventories during the accounting period.
Item 7: CHANGES IN INVENTORIES.
it is necessary to record a change in inventories for that processor if processing is unfinished at the end of the accounting period.
The final step is to estimate the holding gains by deducting the change in inventories on a national accounts basis from the change in values(based on historic costs)
such as change in inventories which are difficult to chain.