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Meanings of gross value added in English

Portuguese
valor acrescentado bruto
Catalan
vab
Spanish
valor anadido bruto

GVA adjusts gross domestic product (GDP) by the impact of subsidies and taxes (tariffs) on products.

valor acrescentado bruto
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Examples for "gva"
Examples for "gva"
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A few dozen homes are broken into every day in the GVA.
The frailty of flesh
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Sources familiar with the deal said the terms valued GVA at about 150 million pounds.
Reuters
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They come to this conclusion by gradually stripping away various elements of GVA per capita.
The Guardian
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GVA comparisons are also skewed by the number of hours worked in different parts of the country.
The Guardian
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This compared with GVA per person in manufacturing of £78,000 a year.
BBC
Usage of gross value added in English
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This is not the picture provided by the official method of calculating productivity - gross value added.
The Guardian
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Enabling these workers could potentially also create an additional R5.2 billion in gross value added output for the economy.
The South African
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The gross value added by the capital has increased twice as fast as the north-east of England since 2009, according to official UK data.
Reuters
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London and the south-east's share of gross value added has increased since the financial crisis to almost 50 percent, according to the IPPR think tank.
Reuters
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Under the agreement, a cap of 4 percent of gross value added (GVA) for the renewable energy surcharge will be set on industrial energy users.
Reuters
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Bidi manufacturing firms contributed 0.50% of total sales and 0.6% of the gross value added by the manufacturing economy in 2005-2006.
Pubmed
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The harsh reality is that gross value added (GVA) per person in accommodation and food in Wales in 2018 was approximately £30,000 a year.
BBC
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This equates to a net economic profit for the two economies in terms of additional gross value added of almost £20 million (€22.8 million).
The Irish Times
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They employ more than 14 million people and account for an estimated gross value added of £376bn, equivalent to half (49.8%) the UK economy.
The Guardian
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Its latest industry research shows that by 2014 the onshore wind sector had contributed £31.7 million in gross value added (GVA) in the Northern Ireland.
The Irish Times
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Wexford had a lower Gross Value Added (GVA) rating than Kerry in 1995, according to figures released by the Central Statistic Office yesterday.
The Irish Times