One of the determining factors of health expenditure is the level of gross domestic product (GDP) and the share of health expenditure in GDP.

Gross Domestic Wellbeing

GDP Gross domestic product

GDP gross domestic product

Expenditure for the period totalled 83,063,200 gross ( 82,515,900) (see A 59 750, sect.

Expenditure for the period totalled 38,850,800 gross ( 36,408,000 net) (see A 59 619, sect.

The ratio of savings to gross domestic product has risen.

Expenditure for the period from 21 April to 30 June 2004 totalled 40,246,100 gross ( 40,130,600 net), which is 9,463,300 gross ( 9,429,400 net) or 19 per cent lower than the appropriation of 49,709,300 gross ( 49,559,900 net).

Programme expenditure in 2004 for countries classified according to gross national income and under five mortality ratesa

Development can no longer be thought of simply in terms of gross domestic product.

Secondly, the gross domestic product must be expanded so as to produce goods and services for the domestic, regional and international markets.

Expenditure for the period amounted to 529,697,000 gross ( 521,528,100 net) against an apportionment (inclusive of the commitment authority of 49,950,000 granted by the Advisory Committee in December 2004) of 759,073,200 gross ( 741,549,900 net).

It's basically two ratios of per capita GDP, per capita gross domestic product, so average income.

Despite real growth in gross domestic product, most least developed countries have fallen even further behind.

Statistics on per capita or per income gross domestic product hide much more than they reveal.

Steps to quantify and include the unremunerated domestic activities of women in the gross national product.

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For a country with a gross domestic product of 21 billion dollars, those are truly impressive figures.

Developing nations should increase national funding for basic education to at least 3 of Gross Domestic Product.

Our economic asset losses are estimated at a staggering 62 per cent of our gross domestic product.

While Viet Nam's per capita gross domestic product remains low, we are sparing no effort to provide basic education.

In 2004, the illegal trade was equivalent to an estimated 60 per cent of the country's gross domestic product.

For the energy sector, the common variables used to develop scenarios were population growth, demand, and gross domestic product (GDP).

At that time, the country's gross domestic product was growing at a remarkable rate and our future looked very promising.

It thus seems imperative that donor countries reach the goal of 0.7 per cent of gross domestic product for ODA.

In economic terms, workers' remittances were systemically important, accounting for 1.3 per cent of developing countries' gross domestic product in 2002.

Despite some internal and external constraints, last year we achieved a record 6.27 per cent growth in our gross domestic product.

However, the report states that most least developed countries have fallen further behind in real growth in gross domestic product (GDP).

The gross domestic product of Sierra Leone increased by 7.2 per cent in 2004 compared to 6.5 per cent in 2003.

Gross domestic product growth, estimated at 3 per cent, remained positive for the second year running, though lower than in 2003.

The projected expenditure for the biennium 2004 2005 is estimated at 3,655.5 million gross, a decrease of 82.0 million from the revised appropriation of 3,737.5 million for the biennium.

The Government has resolved to increase public spending in education to at least six per cent of the gross domestic product (GDP).

Not so long ago, the Middle East and North Africa achieved high (almost 10 per cent) gross domestic product (GDP) growth rates.

So Bhutan has this really wacky thing where they base most of their high level governmental decisions around the concept of gross national happiness instead of gross domestic product, and they've been doing this since the '70s.

Industrial capacity utilization has doubled, and gross domestic product (GDP) has grown at an average of more than 6 per cent per annum.

Distributive trade is an important activity that provides employment to a significant segment of the population and contributes greatly to gross domestic product.

Disparities in income are growing quickly within some countries, and urban rural and regional inequalities in per capita gross domestic product are widening.

First, in the last 10 years we have achieved a sustained growth rate of over 5 per cent of our gross domestic product (GDP).

At present the unremunerated domestic activities of women are not quantified in Pakistan and the results are not included in the gross national product.

According to the administering Power, the gross domestic product (GDP) of Gibraltar in 1999 00 was 433.6 million, and per capita GDP was 15,863.

Those rich countries are failing woefully to meet their own solemnly declared targets of ODA amounting to 0.7 per cent of their gross domestic product.

By 2006, we will fulfil the Monterrey commitment, and by 2008 our official development assistance will reach 0.5 per cent of our gross domestic product.

He said that the growth of the foam market had exceeded gross domestic product growth in several regions as a result of increased insulation needs.

It should continue to use the PARE method, which was a suitable means of dealing with distortions in the calculation of gross domestic product (GDP).

Developing countries in the aggregate were running a large current account surplus in 2004, equivalent to 2 per cent of their gross domestic product (GDP).