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Gross Domestic Product

Information about this organisation was last updated on Sunday, February 12, 2012.

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Produto Interno Bruto (pt)

Produit intérieur brut (en,fr)

Gross Domestic Product (Eu,ro)

Prodotto interno lordo (it)

Gross domestic product (en,nl)

Gayri Safi Milli Hasıla (tr)

Produkt krajowy brutto (pl)

Bruto Nationaal Product (nl)

Брутен вътрешен продукт (bg)

Валовой внутренний продукт (ru)

Producto Nacional Bruto (es)

Сукупны ўнутраны прадукт (be)

Bruttonasjonalprodukt (no)

Produk domestik bruto (id)

Bruto domači produkt (sl)

Landsframleiðsla (is)

Produto interno bruto (pt)

Bruttó hazai termék (hu)

Bruttokansantuote (fi)

Produs intern brut (ro)

Iekšzemes kopprodukts (lv)

Bruttoinlandsprodukt (de)

BNI per indbygger (da)

Bendrasis vidaus produktas (lt)

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תוצר לאומי גולמי (he)

ผลิตภัณฑ์มวลรวม (th)

SKT (et)

Bruttonationalprodukt (sv)

Bruto nasionale produk (af)

국내총생산 (ko)

Tổng sản phẩm quốc nội (vi)

Продус интерн брут (mo)

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国内総生産 (ja)

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Help about this topicQuotes about - English

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Sheikh [-added]: In terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Turkey is ranked at 17th place, which is way ahead of Pakistan which is at 47th place,

tribune 13-DEC-11

Peter Morici [ says]: If Italy's nominal GDP (Gross Domestic Product) were growing at a modest 4.0 percent and the interest rates it paid on new debt were 5.0 percent or less, it might manage its way out, however, neither is likely,

economictimes 09-NOV-11

Draghi [-has stated]: Some of the risks to growth were already evident and this makes a significant downward revision to forecasts and projections for average real GDP (Gross Domestic Product) growth in 2012 very likely,

novinite 04-NOV-11

Mpofu [ said]: The sector generated 65 percent of the country's total exports and contributed 20 percent to Gross Domestic Product for 2010,

allafrica 10-JUN-11

Biti [ said]: We have a very big problem at the RBZ. As a result of that, at some stage their quasi-fiscal activities were at 35% of Gross Domestic Product and the bank had expanded beyond its mandate,

newsday 02-JUN-11

Steiner [ added]: There is growing evidence from work on the Green Economy that a different path in terms of water and sanitation can begin to be realized. Indeed, public policies that re-direct over a tenth of a per cent of global GDP (Gross Domestic Product) per year can assist in not only addressing the sanitation challenge but conserve freshwater by reducing water demand by a fifth over the coming decades compared to projected trends,

newsfromafrica 25-APR-11

James Lee [ said]: GDP (Gross Domestic Product) helped but it is a lagging fact. We've had another earthquake since then and our feeling is things are pretty tough out there,

nzherald 24-MAR-11

Maehara [said:]: In the light of the scale of Gross Domestic Product of China, which has become the second largest economy in the world by overtaking Japan, even two per cent of such GDP represents a considerable amount.

economictimes 05-MAR-11

Azarov [-said]: Gross domestic production jumped in 2010 by 4.2 percent and industrial production by 11 percent, year-on-year. Inflation remained under 10 percent. The central bank boosted hard currency reserves to $35 billion,

kyivpost 25-FEB-11

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