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Gross Domestic Product

Main Economic Indicators, 2009
on http://www.nesdc.go.th Private final consumption expenditure increased by 0.9%, recovering from a fall of 0.6% in Q3/2020. Spending on non-durable and net service items expanded by 1.1%, and 7.5%, respectively.
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Gross Domestic Product

2016
The regional economic simulation model RIWU (Regional Industrial Water Use) forms the basis for the DANUBIA model Economy presented in this chapter. RIWU allows for the modelling of economic development, expressed as the gross domestic product (GDP), and industrial water consumption at the level of the district.
Matthias Egerer   +2 more
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Energy consumption, carbon dioxide emissions, information and communications technology, and gross domestic product in Iranian economic sectors: A panel causality analysis

Energy, 2019
Information and communications technology (ICT) has different effects on energy consumption and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions in economic sectors, nevertheless, sectoral analysis of ICT effects is not addressed in the previous literature, the novelty of
Zahra Dehghan Shabani, R. Shahnazi
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Gross Domestic Products

2019
In this chapter, first we demonstrate new estimates of GDP growth for the Russian Empire and the Russian Republic for 1860–1990 (Sects. 11.1 and 11.2). Second, we provide an estimate of informal economy for the Russian Republic for 1960–1990 (Sect. 11.3).
Masaaki Kuboniwa   +2 more
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Gross domestic product

Main Economic Indicators, 2019
Gross fixed capital formation fell by 2.4%, compared to a fall of 8.0% in Q2/2020. Private investment decreased by 10.7%, compared to a 15.0% reduction in Q2/2020. Machinery items was a major contributing factor, with a reduction of 14.0%.
B. Lee, J. McCord
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Gross Domestic Product

Eastern European Economics, 1994
The process of transformation of the Polish economy [presented in the previous chapters] and the recession, which touched almost all areas of the economy, entailed altogether a significant decline in the value of the gross domestic product (GDP).
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