nominal gdp发音

意思翻译

名义国内生产总值

相似词语短语

nominal───adj.名义上的；有名无实的；[会计]票面上的；n.[语]名词性词

nominal fee───小额费用；象征性收费

oxfordshire gdp───牛津郡gdp

china gdp───中国gdp

nominal scale───额定值，公称值；名目尺度，名义尺度；称名量表；名目分类

predicts gdp───预测gdp

nominal damages───象征性的损害赔偿

diameter nominal───[体]公构

attributable gdp───可归属国内生产总值

双语使用场景

Meanwhile prime lending rates, at 7.47%, remain bizarrely divorced from nominal GDP growth, which stood at over 22% year on year in the second quarter.───同时银行的最低贷款利率为7.47 %，而名义GDP与去年二季度环比增长超过22 %，两者之间有天壤之别。

M3 rose by 11.5% in the year to January, nearly three times as fast as the 4% or so rate of nominal GDP growth that is consistent with 2% inflation.───M3比1月份上升了11.5% %，这差不多是在名义GDP大约以4%增长且通胀应维持在2%的时候的三倍速度。

First there is normally a rough relationship between yields, currently 3.3% for ten-year Treasury bonds, and nominal GDP growth projected at around 5% a year.───第一是因为名义上在国债收益率与GDP增长率之间存在一个粗略的关系：如果GDP一年计划增长5%的话，那么10年期的国债收益率应该在3.3%左右。

And if inflation were to rise, then nominal GDP would surely expand alongside debt, keeping the ratio between them steady.───另外，如果通货膨胀要上升，那么名义GDP肯定会随债务增加，从而让它们之间的比例保持稳定。

Moreover, there is no reason to balance budgets in a country whose nominal GDP grows at up to 5 per cent a year in normal times.───此外，一个正常情况下名义GDP年增幅不超过5%的国家，没有理由去平衡预算。

Nominal GDP at least spells out a destination.───名义GDP至少说出了目的地。

Yet the ECB has permitted nominal GDP and the money supply (supposedly, the "second pillar" of its policies) to stagnate.───但欧洲央行放任了名义GDP和货币供给（一般认为这是其政策的“第二支柱”）的停滞。

It is, instead, that nominal GDP and tax revenue have fallen far below what was expected just two years ago.───相反，是因为名义GDP和税收收入远远低于两年前的预期水平。

During this period the credit stock grew at an average annual rate of 15. 9%, but nominal GDP grew at just 10% a year.───在这段时期股票信贷每年平均增长15.9%，而且名义GDP平均每年只涨了10%。

英语使用场景

"If you instead deflate the nominal GDP growth of 3.0 percent with the 4.3 percent increase in the gross domestic purchases deflator, then growth was -1.2 percent," he wrote on his blog.

Given Thursday's estimate for 2008 of 30.067 trillion yuan, that points to nominal GDP growth of 16.9 percent last year and a GDP deflator of 7.9 percent.

Transportation ($872 billion) now accounts for 6.1 percent of nominal GDP while inventory carrying costs ($420 billion) account for 2.9 percent of GDP.

Since 1993 nominal money supply M2 has exceeded nominal GDP in both absolute amount and growth rate.

In 2007 liquidity was tight, with the M2 measure of money supply growing more slowly than nominal GDP. Today excess liquidity (money growth minus GDP growth) is growing at its fastest pace on record.

The best measure of excess credit is the difference between the growth rate in bank credit and nominal GDP.

Michael Buchanan, of Goldman Sachs, estimates that since 2004 China's excess credit (the gap between the growth rates of credit and nominal GDP) has risen by less than in most developed economies.

Federal debt held by the public, which excludes debt held by the federal government itself (and thus owes to itself), is now at around two-thirds, or 67% of nominal GDP, a 60-year high.