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"Global output losses would be much larger in the event of a permanent shock to oil supply, " the IMF warns.

and the global output of religious journalism was comparable at least to Europe's secular press.

Global output has probably risen by close to 5%, well above its trend rate and a lot faster than forecasters were expecting 12 months ago.

The main reason commodity prices have been so resilient is the changing composition of global output.

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During the second half of the twentieth century, the Western allies usually accounted for over two-thirds of global output.

Given that the US and the European Union produce more than half global output, this notion always looked pretty silly.

Achievement of an FTAAP would have huge positive effects on global output.

China is the largest producer and consumer of pork in the world accounting for a half of global output.

The level of global output is now back to where it was before the downturn.

The global output of oil and fat was affected and restrict by various conditions with changeability .

The IMF said this week that global output will probably fall for the first time since the second world war.

The region already generates more than half of global output and nearly half of global trade.

But if China, the world's third-biggest economy, can manage to sustain reasonably robust growth, it will help to cushion global output.

As the weight of emerging markets in global output increases, the report forecasts that investment will hit 25% of GDP by 2030.

The global output of IPOs wasn't as bad as it seemed, however.

The United States, the world's largest economy, accounts for about 22 percent of global output, and China around 7 percent.

As new mines open, global output of rare earths and related elements should rise.

Normally 6, 000 workers churn out 240, 000 cars a year, a twentieth of Honda's global output.

The AP's Global Economy Tracker monitors economic and financial data in 30 countries representing more than 80 percent of global output.

The Kyoto Protocol, which is aimed at cutting global output of greenhouse gases, will take effect in mid-February next year.

The US and China together account for about a third of global output.

In 1820, Asia accounted for about 60% of total global output, with China and India together accounting for nearly half of global GDP.

Global output of traditional crude oil peaked around 2005-2006 and is currently declining.

They now provide about half of global output - and soon much less.

Until then, U. S. manufacturing accounted for as much as half of all global output.

China is the world's largest producer of the metal, accounting for about 25 per cent of global output, according to Deutsche Bank.

India last year accounted for sales of some 17, 000 JCB machines, close to a quarter of the company's global output.

Global output per head is set to fall by 2. 5% this year, compared with an average of 0. 4% in the previous global recessions.

The bulk of global output will be produced in the emerging world.

Since 2000, China has roughly tripled its output, making it by far the world's biggest producer, with 37% of global output.

Global output is less oil-intensive.

Saving the banks has cost around 5% of global output.

The IMF's latest World Economic Outlook expects global output to shrink by 1. 3% this year, its first fall in 60 years.

In 1870, when Britain was undoubtedly the world's top dog, it accounted for 9 percent of global output.

The emerging markets are expected to account for 38 per cent of global output by 2016 compared with just 25 per cent in 2007.

This week the OECD, for example, concluded that global output will shrink by 2. 7% in 2009, sharply down on previous estimates.

But even at market exchange rates, they accounted for well over half of the increase in global output last year.

Global output, meanwhile, is projected to increase to 4. 2 percent this year, reversing a decline of 0. 6 percent in 2009.

The average production estimates in the report put global output of rare earth minerals at 163, 458 tons by 2013 and 327, 244 tons by 2017.

Spending on oil as a share of global output, which is about 3. 5%, also peaked in 1980, at 5. 9%.

But last year trade flows rose by 12. 5%, far faster than the 4. 9% increase in global output.

China is the world's largest egg producer with an estimated 42% of global output

Global Output Waits on War and Economics