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The National Institute of Special Statistics reports the traffic jams caused by politicians’ carcades annually knock 0.06 percent off of the Gross Domestic Product, which is enough to pay for three large aircraft carriers, the hospital bills of 2,000 cardiac transplant patients and 40 new Wal-Marts.
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Food stamps increase Gross Domestic Product by $1.73 for every dollar spent.
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Cuba was the only country to exceed the recommended six per cent of Gross Domestic Product spending on education with many other countries falling far short of the mark.
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Between 1980 and 1986 the country's real Gross Domestic Product fell by 21 percent, prompting the International Monetary Fund and
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He said agriculture contributed barely five per cent of the national Gross Domestic Product.
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Author: pxlbarrel Gross Domestic Product grew 1% in the December quarter and 3. 1% for the year, beating market expectations slightly as a strong rural sector and solid business investment helped boost relatively subdued consumer spending.
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But how does an economy recover when its economic leaders have spent more than a decade moving high productivity, high value-added middle class jobs offshore along with the Gross Domestic Product associated with them?
GlobalResearch.ca 2010
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The Kremlin urgently needs to diversify the economy after the global crisis showed the frailty of Russia, whose Gross Domestic Product fell 7.9 percent last year.
Reuters: Top News 2010
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Although the Gross Domestic Product was already beginning to tick up before the second of these cuts in 2003, unemployment remained troublesome as the economy was still shedding jobs each month.
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This year alone, investment by public and private sectors will increase from three points of the Gross Domestic Product to over five points of the Gross Domestic Product in infrastructure,, which implies channeling over $500 billion pesos a year into improving national infrastructure within the National Infrastructure program 2007-2012.
WN.com - Articles related to India adopting new technology to build roads 2010
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