• Gross domestic product, foreign exchange reserves, current account surpluses - big numbers are thrown around daily as Asia tries to measure how bad the Crisis is and whether it is bottoming out.

    CNN: THE CRISIS PICTURED

  • The NIC suggests that by 2030, Asia will have more "overall power" than the US and Europe combined - taking into account population size, gross domestic product (GDP), military spending and investment in technology.

    BBC: Asia 'to eclipse' US and Europe by 2030 - US report

  • Yet the West still chases slavishly after ever-higher gross domestic product, a purely material measure that takes no account of the blessings of nature or leisure.

    ECONOMIST: Two new books probe the limits of capitalism

  • The G20 summit is a meeting of 19 countries plus the European Union, which between them account for 80% of global gross domestic product and 80% of global trade.

    BBC: Gordon Brown says France and Italy may need bailout

  • Private companies are important to study because they account for up to 70% of gross domestic product and about 80% of new jobs.

    FORBES: Where to Look for Jobs: Profitable Industries May Be a Clue

  • According to Goldstein, China's total current account surplus has ballooned from 1% of its gross domestic product in 2001 to 9% in 2006.

    FORBES: China's Currency Problems

  • After the 2001 recession, financial-company profits rose to account for more than 2.5% of gross domestic product from less than 1% in the 1980s.

    WSJ: Loyalty Pays a Bitter Dividend

  • The U.S. and Europe already account for nearly half of the world's gross domestic product, and trade and investment already supports more than 13 million U.S. and European jobs.

    WSJ: Tom Donilon: The President's Free-Trade Path to Prosperity

  • India's current-account deficit is estimated to be around 5% of gross domestic product in the last fiscal year ended March 31, compared with the previous year's 4.2%.

    WSJ: India RBI Warns on Inflation, Current-Account Deficit

  • The current account deficit will likely narrow to 4.7% of gross domestic product in the current fiscal year from an estimated 5.1% last year, he said.

    WSJ: India Advisers: Economy to Grow 6.4% This Year

  • India's current account deficit widened to a record 5.4% of gross domestic product in the July-September quarter primarily driven by high oil and gold imports and a sharp slowdown in exports witnessed over the past year.

    WSJ: India Exports Rise 4.25%

  • India's high current-account deficit, which hit a record 6.7% of gross domestic product in the October-December quarter, is expected to narrow this year aided by falling global commodity prices.

    WSJ: India Inflation Slows to Below 5%

  • The RBI said that India's gaping current account deficit--which analyst expect to exceed 6% of gross domestic product in the current fiscal year through March--was another obstacle to cutting rates.

    WSJ: India Central Bank Cuts Lending Rate

  • Gold imports have been a major contributor to the South Asian economy's current-account deficit that widened to a record 6.7% of gross domestic product in the October-December quarter, the latest period for which the figure is available.

    WSJ: India Trade Deficit Widens

  • Their product consists of an online broking account through which customers can, among other things, trade domestic and international shares, make use of online banking facilities and read Merrill Lynch's global investment research.

    ECONOMIST: Banking for the well-off

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