Productivity growth is not about working longer it is about generating more output per unit of labor input. Any undercounting of output pales in comparison with the IT assisted undercounting of working hours.

The Convention, he said, was an example of FAO commitment to appropriate pesticide use and reducing the application of chemical units per unit output.

Average annual output per worker in the private sector is about 7,000 and evidence shows that output per worker increases with greater amounts of capital invested per worker.

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For 1997 his Government had proposed a 5 per cent increase in the gross domestic product, a 6 per cent increase in industrial output and a 3.8 per cent increase in agricultural output.

Declining competitiveness is best captured in a single indicator unit labor costs, which measure the average cost of labor per unit of output. In a monetary union, discrepancies in wage growth relative to productivity gains that is, unit labor costs will result in a chronic accumulation of trade surpluses or deficits.

Output increased by 8 per cent in 1997 with manufacturing up 18 per cent, transport 10 per cent and agriculture 5.9 per cent.

Unit cost increased from 280 to 305 per armoured personnel carrier per annum.

Changes in the sectoral composition of world output towards less commodity intensive service sectors, combined with technological advances making for less raw material use per unit of output, appear to foreshadow a continuing long run decline in the prices of primary commodities relative to those of manufactured goods.

The relatively large number of commerce and service businesses account for about 50 per cent of the value of privately produced output, with manufacturing accounting for about 20 per cent of such output.

(iv) Thirty apartment units at a rate of 350 per unit per month ( 126,000)

Unit cost per student (1979 index 100) 128.1 28.9

Firstly, through internal economies of scale, Such economies occur when production costs per unit of output depend inversely on the size of the firm, and not on that of the industry or sector as a whole.

As a result, growth of output is forecast to fall to 5 per cent.

This programme and the output of the informal sector together produce an average of 8.5 dwellings per 1,000 inhabitants per annum.

In terms of yield estimation for staple crops, fields of winter wheat, maize and paddy rice, comprising 85 per cent of total grain output, have been chosen for the work, covering 10 provinces and municipalities. Using the county as the statistical unit, yield estimates at the provincial (or regional) level have been forecasted. The yield estimation accuracy (area and total output) for wheat is above 95 per cent for maize, above 90 per cent and for paddy rice, above 85 per cent.

Gross domestic product (GDP) increased cumulatively by 26 per cent, representing an annual average growth rate of 8 per cent, while real output per capita grew by 6.3 per cent annually.

This fall in output can be attributed both to logging ( 3.3 per cent) and sawn wood production ( 27.4 per cent), whereas plywood production grew by 11.9 per cent.

In 2004, the world economic recovery gained momentum, and global output accelerated to 4 per cent, up from 2.5 per cent in 2003.

India has a strong SMEs sector, which contributed about 50 per cent of industrial output and 42 per cent of India's overall exports.

These levels were above the average for Latin America, where cumulatively, GDP grew by 10.3 per cent and output per capita by 2.6 per cent in the same period.

Primary energy per unit of production in the industrial and commercial sectors

The Secretary General shall monitor the delivery of output scheduled in the approved programme budget through a central unit in the Secretariat.

162. Differing views were expressed regarding the relative importance of the proposed unit price for the expected output as an evaluation criterion.

Industrial output will grow at a rate of 1.5 to 2 per cent above the projected estimate.

The average surface of a residential unit was 60.45 square metres per family, i.e. 16.68 square metres per capita.

Provision is made only for the purchase of six medium capacity photocopiers at a cost of 5,000 per unit ( 30,000) and 10 paper shredders at a cost of 300 per unit ( 3,000).

The costs of meeting the goals are estimated to represent less than 1 per cent of global output.

Electricity and heat produced per unit of fuel used in thermal power stations

All these factors resulted in a reduction of employment demand per product unit.

Privatization has helped stimulate a large increase in production, particularly in the manufacturing sector, whose output rose by 14 per cent per annum between 1995 1997.

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Fibre output amounted to 13,333 tonnes, an increase of 32.6 per cent over the 2001 figure of 10,055 tonnes.

Transport, storage, communications and finance accounted for 52 per cent of the increase in output between 1986 and 1992.

The unit also provided photocopying services, which amounted to about 90,000 photocopies per year.

Output specification when the underlying utility writes output data to its standard output.

At 737,544 cubic metres, total output was down 6.1 per cent from the previous year's figure of 782,342 cubic metres.

(a) An indicator reflecting emission intensity, defined as CO2 equivalent emissions per unit of GDP

And there could be additional knock on effects since the smelter consumes around 10 per cent of Victoria's entire electricity output.

21. In most regions, the average levels of per capita output still remained below their levels in real terms in 1980.