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

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

Gross Domestic Wellbeing

Gross disposable national income

GDP Gross domestic product

GDP gross domestic product

GDP Gross Domestic Product

(n) Gross Domestic Product

Gross domestic product per capita

(a) Estimates of gross national income

Gross domestic product per capita growth

Emission intensity of 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.

Ratio of gross domestic investment to GDP

Ratio of gross domestic savings to GDP

Table 11 Employee monthly income and gross income per hour, by occupation 2002

(a) Gross domestic product (GDP) in 1981 90

GDP gross domestic product GEF Global Environment Facility

GDP gross domestic product of the considered year

Growth slowed in 1997 and real gross domestic product (GDP) declined by 1 per cent resulting in a 2 per cent drop in per capita income.

(ii) Implicit price deflators of Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

Table 1 Gross domestic product for Montserrat, 1988 1996

The ratio of savings to gross domestic product has risen.

11 Dani Rodrik has argued that the ratio of trade to the gross domestic product of African countries is commensurate with their per capita income levels and their populations.

(i) Use of gross national product instead of net national income

At independence in 1990, the real gross domestic product (GDP) and real national income per capita, at constant 1990 prices, were N 6 081 million and N 4 520, respectively.

49. The 1999 resource requirement for the Registry amounts to 70,888,300 gross ( 65,876,800 net of staff assessment and other income), reflecting an increase of 26,539,100 gross ( 24,828,200 net of staff assessment and other income) over the 1998 appropriation of 44,349,200 gross ( 41,048,600 net of staff assessment and other income).

23. The revised 1998 resource requirements for the Registry amount to 45,441,100 gross ( 42,104,200 net of staff assessment and rental income), reflecting an increase of 1,091,900 gross ( 1,055,600 net of staff assessment and other income) over the 1997 appropriation of 44,349,200 gross ( 41,048,600 net of staff assessment and other income).

We repeat the goal is only 0.7 per cent of gross national income.

Contractual services General operating expenses (gross of rental income) Hospitality Supplies and materials

The private sector now accounted for nearly half the Romanian gross domestic product.

Table 15. Expenditures for social security as a percentage of gross domestic product

The estimates are based on individual sector contributions to gross domestic product (GDP).

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

Current growth of the gross domestic product (GDP) is 2.4 per cent per annum.

The budget deficit remained less than 5 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP).

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

Magnitude of contributions refers to the gross figure, whereas scale refers to the contribution as a percentage of a Member State's gross domestic product.

This shows you life expectancy against gross national income how rich countries are on average.

This rate was used as the deductible allowance from the legal aid applicants' gross income.

9. Gross domestic savings, defined as GDP minus consumption, have been consistently declining in Africa.

Low income countries in the normal process of development, for example, receive steady inflows of official foreign assistance of about 3 of their gross national income. By contrast, aid reached 95 of gross national income in Rwanda soon after the conflict ended, but fell to 20 within five years.

Summary of requirements by object of expenditure General operating expenses (gross rental income) Acquisition of equipment

As previously reported (A 59 581 S 2004 925, paras. 31 and 32), it generates income equivalent to an estimated 60 per cent of the legal gross domestic product and 87 per cent of the global supply.

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