| However, growth should be uneven over the 2007-2013 period: after a period of strong growth, real gdp growth should falter in 2011 as a number of significant tax provisions expire. |
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| The monthly data indicate that real GDP fell by at least that amount in the third quarter. |
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| He said that real GDP was projected at just over six per cent in 2004, because of the continued strong performance of the energy sector. |
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| We can use the misery index as an indicator, and augment it by subtracting the annual rate of real GDP growth. |
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| The cruising speed of real GDP gradually tapered off, marking time in the autumn. |
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| With these conditions persisting early in the fourth quarter, we expect an even heftier decline in real GDP in that quarter. |
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| For the long-term forecast to 2010, there were 4 forecasts for real GDP growth and 3 each for the unemployment rate and the GDP deflator. |
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| Real GDP is a measure of the physical change in an economy's production such as the growth in the number of cars produced. |
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| Real GDP growth is expected to rise as a number of growth-enhancing factors increasingly come into play, in particular EU accession. |
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| Real GDP and labour productivity are associated with changes in an economy's production possibilities. |
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| The Bank of Canada's hawkish tone and stronger than expected real GDP growth on Thursday took turns driving the loonie up. |
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| Real GDP growth was mainly driven by private consumption and net exports, while investments also showed signs of strength in some countries. |
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| For several years, real GDI rose faster than real GDP, only to fall back later. |
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| Instead of a boring long-winded explanation, let's just leave it by saying that the real GDP is the actual GDP minus the growth attributed to inflation. |
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| However, import volumes have been growing at a faster rate than exports, resulting in the overall trade sector weighing down real GDP growth. |
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| Indeed, in the current context of low inflationary pressure, accompanied by downward revisions of expected real GDP growth and slow progress in reducing rates of unemployment, interest rates have reached record lows. |
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| As you can see in the graph below, the recent leap in the six-month variation of the unsmoothed version of the leading indicator could be a precursor of the heating up of real GDP growth over the next few quarters. |
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| The recovery continued in 2006 and 2007 with real GDP growing by 5.4 percent and 7.3 percent, respectively, and ushering in improved overall growth prospects. |
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| The latest available data point to a moderating pace of both job losses and declines in real GDP in Canada, seen as evidence that the worst of the recession is likely behind us. |
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| To the extent that the imported goods is on a quality-adjusted basis cheaper, real imports will be understated, and real GDP and productivity will be overstated. |
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| Starting with the first half of the year, the data available in the first few months of 2005 gave reason to believe that the weakening of real GDP growth observed in the second half of 2004 would be short-lived. |
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| Section 2 examines how aggregate real GDP and public capital covary over time and shows the difficulty in disentangling the effects of public capital and growth in multifactor productivity. |
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| For the remaining years, the impacts on personal income tax revenues are higher in the real GDP shock, reflecting higher real income and the progressivity of the tax system. |
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| After slowing down to 4.1 percent in 2002, the rate of growth of real GDP accelerated to an estimated 9.3 percent in 2003, amply exceeding expectations. |
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| Although still showing growth, the impact of rapidly falling exports has pushed down real GDP growth in newly industrialized economies such as China, India and Brazil. |
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| The incipient recovery at the start of 2002 failed to gather momentum and quarterly real GDP growth rates remained throughout the year at levels below those consistent with euro area potential growth. |
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| The tax with the least impact on real GDP is a head tax, but that is unfair and unpayable for many households, especially for those who have lost jobs. |
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