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Relative to national output, the Japanese disaster may end up being two or even three times costlier than the San Francisco quake.

Chinese wages, contrary to common belief, have been rising for some time, although they have fallen as a share of national output.

If economic growth rebounds, other European countries where aid is calculated as a percentage of national output may also pitch in more.

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American profits are close to a 40-year high relative to national output, according to Longview Economics, a financial consultancy.

Today, agriculture employs about 60 per cent of the workforce but accounts for a measly one-fifth of national output.

China, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Cambodia are some of the countries where exports account for a large proportion of national output.

This is far more important than national output, steel production or any other metric.

Those data, themselves subject to annual revisions, are fed into calculations of national output.

Any reading above zero in the index, which economists look to for early clues on national output, indicates expansion.

With export accounting for 80% of national output, it is not surprising that Ireland has a highly efficient distribution network.

In the Song and Yuan Dynasties, Zhejiang's total salt production was about a quarter of the national output.

They will get paid for the extra years, national output will be boosted and the cost of pensions will fall.

Its national government debt has soared to more than 200% of its national output.

So, too, has an alternative gauge of national output computed from income statistics.

Reducing Britain's record budget deficit of over 11 percent of national output will be the first test of the relationship.

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The result can be sharp falls in national output.

There is also a wrinkle when it comes is adding up national output figures, in different national currencies.

A recovery of sorts will get under way in spring 2010, but over the calendar year national output will slip a further 0. 2%.

After growing by just 0. 1% in the fourth quarter, national output could well stutter to a halt in early 2010.

Yet household indebtedness now stands at 128 per cent of national output.

Nearly 60 per cent of India's labour force works in agriculture, producing just 17 per cent of national output.

Government debt stood at 83% of national output at the end of 2010 compared with Greece's 140%.

It is now expected to peak at an astonishing 48% of national output in 2010-11.

Annual dividend payments are worth just 3. 5 per cent of national output.

AS NATIONAL output tumbled last year, deflation loomed threateningly over Britain's debt-laden economy.

That meant the deficit was logged at 10. 0 percent of national output, down from 11. 5 percent 12 months earlier.

It now says that national output will rise in 2010 by 1. 8% rather than the 1. 2% it predicted in June.

Indeed the slump of 4. 8% in GDP last year was the steepest since 1931, when national output fell by 5. 1%.

National output fell from its peak in 2008 to its trough in 2009 by a staggering 8. 6% in Japan, 6. 7% in Germany and 6. 5% in Italy.

The National Output of Public Policy: Quality and Performance

Section VI National Output, Income, and Profits