real GDP

A decline in the long-term growth rate of real GDP over two or more quarters.

By the end of the current quarter the American economy may have returned to its pre-recession peak in real GDP.

A period when there is no change in the rate of growth of real GDP for at least two quarters.

Countries currently in the midst of a banking crisis account for close to one half of real GDP for the advanced economies.

if real GDP is less than nominal GD in a given year, the value of the GDP deflator must be lower than in the base period.

It shows that there exists a negative correlation among the rate of unemployment, export, and the real GDP.

For the next three years, real GDP growth is expected to average 7% per year, assuming the global economy does not collapse.

"Over the long term real GDP growth is a very good proxy for long-term earnings growth, " he argues.

Negative growth in real GDP covering at least two consecutive quarters.

The difference between the arithmetic change of GDP from year to year and real GDP growth is called the deflator.

Being too slow means that unless policy makers bring real GDP growth sharply below trend, China is at risk of runaway inflation.

Negative growth in real GDP covering at least one quarter.

In a "normal" American economy, with 2% inflation and 3% real GDP growth, government-bond yields ought to be around 5%.

In both 2006 and 2007 real GDP hadsurged by around 20%, and double-digit growth rates were widelypredicted for at least the next five years.

The retailers' association, Confcommercio, reckons that real GDP per head will not return to its pre-crisis level until 2019.

If the target were 5%, say, inflation of 3% would not interfere with monetary stimulus so long as real GDP was growing by less than 2%.

The scandal was that Africa's real GDP per head fell for so many years.

In 1998 Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea and Thailand saw their real GDP per head shrink by an average of 11%.

After post-Mao reforms, China has achieved a phenomenal growth record. Its real GDP increases with an average of 9% every year.

Starting with the economic analysis, real GDP in the euro area was virtually stagnant in the first half of this year.

If you're keeping score, we have recorded four quarterly advances in real GDP, and the average is only 3%.

In the United States over the past century, average income as measured by real GDP per person has grown by about 2 percent per year.

More dramatic still, emerging markets produced more than four-fifths of global real GDP growth over the past five years.

"A significant downward revision to forecasts and projections for average real GDP growth in 2012 (are) very likely, " he added.

If the money supply increases by 7 percent and the price level increases by 4 percent, then what is the change in nominal GDP and real GDP?

Interestingly, the actual year-to-year growth rate of real GDP is highly inconsistent.

It, too, found that 'the correlation between real GDP and stock market returns is nebulous at best. '

REAL GDP in most rich economies is still below its level at the end of 2007.

Spending on such luxuries partly drove the decline of real GDP during the latest recession.

Some argue that Greece's real GDP will be much lower in an exit scenario than in the hard slog of deflation.

Indeed, he claims that, if the net shift in exports and imports were excluded, real GDP in 2010 would have risen by a staggering 13%.

Real GDP growth in Mexico and Brazil, each at 1. 5%, to a certain degree aided HNWI financial wealth in those countries.

Still, real GDP fell only a little between 1981 and 1982 and then rebounded in 1983, even though unemployment that year was still high.

Extractive industries are expected to contract sharply amid a stark slowdown of China's real GDP growth.

Living standards, as measured by real GDP per person, vary significantly among nations.

In the year to the fourth quarter of 2009, its real GDP is estimated to have grown by more than 10%.

Note: Real GDP growth and inflation are defined in percentage change from the previous period.

What are the initial levels of real GDP and labour productivity?

The net exports surplus expanded YoY again in real terms (net of the price effect), contributing 0. 3 percentage points to real GDP growth.

The growth in the volume of global trade has far exceeded the pace of world real GDP growth for decades.

The country had maintained high economic growth with the real GDP growth rate averaging 7 per cent during the last 3 years.

Without the boost from net exports, real GDP would have fallen since the third quarter of 2007.

In 1998 the real GDP of Thailand, Indonesia and South Korea fell by an average of 10%.

Also, the Canadian economy experienced a high rate of growth in real GDP.

A central case has to be a sustained period of sluggish US real GDP growth.

The decline in real GDP in 2009 was far and away the worst annual performance since 1946, when America was dismantling its wartime economy.

The GDP deflator is the ratio of nominal to real GDP it is a measure of the overall price level of the economy.

Real GDP a. evaluates current production at current prices.

Most economists assume that it implies a fall in real GDP.

If price levels increase significantly, then the nominal GDP may increase but the real GDP is unchanged.

Nomura expects the largest negative impact on quarterly real GDP growth will emerge in April-June 2011.

"The level of real GDP now exceeds its level at the business-cycle peak in the fourth quarter of 2007, " Abraham said.

Real GDP expanded at a 3. 2% annual pace, up from 2. 6% in the third quarter and the fastest pace since the first three months of the year.

"Over that period, real GDP has almost trebled, and we're barely using more oil than we did back then, " Gault said.

ON JULY 29th government number-crunchers revised downwards America's real GDP figures for the past few years.

A depression is any economic downturn where real GDP declines by more than 10 percent.

Still, real GDP only fell a little between 1981 and 1982, and then rebounded in 1983, even though unemployment was still high in that year.

If we look at the real GDP per capita, the war years stand out as a unique achievement.

Now, the Fed's projected growth rates are for real GDP expansion.

Once accomplished, the result is real GDP, or constant dollar GDP.

"After a short pause, real GDP growth will reaccelerate, " said Nariman Behravesh of IHS Global Insight.

Since China re-opened its stock market at the end of 1990, average annual growth in real GDP has been 10%.

The eurozone as a whole posted a 1. 1% rise in real GDP (quarterly rate), beating the U. S. (0. 6%) and Japan (0. 4%).

If we rank the G7 countries according to the change in real GDP since the end of 2007, Canada tops the league.

US real GDP is forecast by the International Monetary Fund to fall by 2. 8 per cent this year and to stagnate next year.

Real GDP per capita is 13 per cent up since 1992, but nominal income is at about its 1995 level.

Those downturns, he notes, 'had real GDP recoveries the first two years averaging 4. 7% and 6. 5% respectively. '

However, that only just took the level of real GDP above its peak 15 months ago before it plunged into recession.

Consider what it will feel like to live in an economy in which real GDP is experiencing little or no long-term growth.

These factors will likely bring U. S. real GDP growth back to positive territory in the third quarter of 2009.

Then, we will study the short-run fluctuations of real GDP around its long-run trend.

The employment figures are consistent with the solid growth of 3. 2% in real GDP during the first quarter of 2010.

That represents what happened from 2008II to 2009II: a huge fall in real GDP, a huge rise in unemployment.

Of course, similar questions arise in relation to alternative goals such as monetary targets or real GDP.

Looking ahead, the global economic projection for real GDP growth of 3. 7% in 2003 offers some encouragement for HNWIs.

Real GDP fell by 4. 9% year on year in April-June, compared with a drop of 7. 1% in the previous quarter.

How are increases in the real GDP spread to the population?

The average of real GDP and real GDI reached its low point in the second quarter of 2009.

Figures published on Thursday January 21st showed that real GDP grew by 10. 7% year on year in the fourth quarter.

In 2005, the commission found, France's real GDP per person was 73% of America's.

Whereas Ireland's real GDP is about 12% below its peak, it's only 2. 5% below peak in Portugal.

In other words, the real GDP must increase.

Even if this profligate use of capital is halved, it still means credit expansion of 10%-15% is needed to achieve real GDP growth of 2%-3%.

It means that the economy fluctuation rate is variable and the real GDP(increasing) rate is symmetry in China.

By the government's own tally, real GDP growth slipped to 6. 0% for the October to December quarter, versus 6. 2% the previous year.

First, here's real GDP (in logs) from 1929 to 1941, plus the trend.

China's real GDP growth next year could clock in at 8. 1%.

According to the latest national account data, real GDP rose by 0. 9% in the fourth quarter of 2003.

Real GDP growth is projected to settle to about 8 percent in 2011 and 2012.

The personal consumption share of real GDP rose from 67 per cent in the late 1990s to 72 per cent in the first half of 2007.

that is, no effects on the price level, real GDP, and so on.

What is more, from 2011 onwards, team Obama expects a reasonably vigorous recovery, with real GDP growth above 4% between 2012 and 2014.

The most severe economic downturn occurred from 1973 to 1975 when real GDP fell by 4. 9 percent.

Here's my back-of-the envelope: using the new numbers, real GDP fell 3. 7 percent from 2007IV to 2009II.

Between 2002 and 2007 the increase in net exports contributed only 15% of real GDP growth in China.

In the three months to June, year-on-year real GDP growth recovered to 1. 5% from 0. 6% in the first quarter.

Under the projections fixed last month, real GDP is expected to increase by 2. 3 per cent this year and 2. 7 per cent in 2012.

In China real GDP growth reached 9. 7% (year on year) in the first quarter of 2004, driven mainly by fixed asset investment.

And it is true that America's average annual real GDP growth of 2. 9% was much faster than Japan's 2. 1%.

Real GDP declined by 9. 9% between 2007 and 2009, and this year unemployment is predicted to average 13. 7%.

Year-on-year real GDP growth for the third quarter was 8. 3% in Argentina, 6. 1% in Brazil and 4. 4% in Mexico.

In Japan, signs of robust economic growth have continued in 2004 following the strong real GDP figures for the fourth quarter of 2003.

Studies on the Trend Decomposition of China's Real GDP Series