Productive potential was declining because of climate change and human activities.

Diamond production has declined by 5.1 .

Industrial production has fallen significantly.

Between 1994 and 1996, nominal GIP was reported as having declined by 0.7 per cent and total personal income by 1.1 per cent, with per capita GIP dropping 5.1 per cent and per capita personal income 5.5 per cent.

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Maternal mortality has also been falling.

Compared with 1994 1995, the fund balance declined by 2,861,523, or 4.5 per cent reflecting the decline in net assets.

Meanwhile, the economic consequences of environmental degradation can be severe. The report estimates that a 10 reduction in the productive capacity of soils and freshwater areas alone could lead to a reduction in the trade balance equivalent to more than 4 of GDP.

Growth slowed in 1997 and real gross domestic product (GDP) declined by 1 per cent resulting in a 2 per cent drop in per capita income.

Drop in GDP and real per capita wages.

Earlier this year, the Congressional Budget Office warned that the potential US growth rate has declined as a result of years of subpar investment rates, the aging of the population, and smaller productivity gains. Every year of below capacity growth means lower growth capacity in the future, owing to lost investment, erosion of worker skills and experience, and diminished risk taking.

(a) Promote bio energy production such as energy crops and energy plantations, as appropriate, where a net reduction of greenhouse gas emissions results

The overall decline in donor funding available for technical cooperation activities is also expected to have an impact in the medium term.

(a) Promote bio energy production such as energy crops and energy plantations, as appropriate, where a net reduction of greenhouse gas emissions results and

As a result of its implementation, numerous positive results have already been achieved over the past year. In 2004, there were 567,753 road traffic accidents in China, causing 99,217 deaths, 451,810 injuries and 2.77 billion yuan in direct property losses.

The price of cabbage fell because of overproduction.

Excess capacity and falling growth are mutually reinforcing. Not only does excess capacity have a negative impact on growth perhaps more important, sharply declining growth also contributes to massive redundancy in some industries (especially resources and the heavy and chemical industries).

Provided jobs are available for the rising number of workers, a country can reap the benefits of increased production and lower costs associated with the decreasing proportion of dependants.

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The downturn in national production is reflected in most sectors of the economy.

Such a large overshooting is likely to be followed by some undershooting. This would imply that prices will probably have to fall at least by 20 30 , but possibly considerably more before they find a bottom.

Iraq contends that reduced crop yields in 1991 may be due to causes other than pollution resulting from the conflict.

Ironically, the erosion of Palestinian productive capacities and the degradation of the people's ability to feed themselves had increased imports, with major benefits for the occupying power.

Ironically, the erosion of Palestinian productive capacities and the degradation of the people's ability to feed themselves had increased imports, with major benefits for the occupying power.

Iraq contends that there is no bioaccumulation data or other evidence to prove that the smoke plumes caused losses in production of livestock or poultry.

The prospect of falling prices reflects the collapse of industrial production, the resulting high level of unemployment, and the dramatic decline in commodity prices. Industrial production is falling at double digit rates in the negative inflation countries, and the price index for all commodities is down more than 30 over the past year.

Nonetheless, industrial output in the countries which were members of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) had continued to decline, although less rapidly than before.

Industrial production and electricity generation remain below 1990 levels, agricultural production has also declined, and GDP is not likely to exceed 1990 levels by 2000.

Such a large overshooting is likely to be followed by some undershooting. This would imply that prices will probably have to fall at least by 20 30 , but possibly considerably more before they find a bottom.

In addition, labour intensive manufacturing of textile products and clothing has declined as a result of overseas competition.

The Agricultural sector recorded a decline of 11.4 per cent in 2001 as compared to a growth of 4.3 per cent in the total output of the industry in 2000.

40. Frequent Israeli closures have been a major factor behind the 18 per cent drop in gross national product (GNP) in the West Bank and Gaza Strip and the 35 per cent drop in per capita GNP between 1992 and 1996.

In overall terms, it is reflected in the dramatic drop in GDP, which fell from a maximum index of 109 per cent in 1981 to a minimum of 92.4 per cent in 1992.

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However, while the maternal mortality ratio has shown a strong downward trend, from 160 per 100,000 live births in 2000 to 99 in 2004, the rate of decline is not yet sufficient to achieve the relevant Goal.

Owing to the reduction in the import of certain raw materials, some industries were unable to perform at full capacity, thus causing a decline in the growth of the country s gross national product (GNP).

The decline in per capita food production in developing countries would continue unless better access to land, capital, credit, training and technology was provided.

According to the person in charge, in recent years, with the economic downward pressure to increase, the total social demand gradually weakened, part of the industry capacity utilization decreased and enterprise production and management difficulties increased.

The result of the closures has been a 36 per cent drop in per capita gross national product from US 2,700 in 1992 to US 1,700 in 1996.

This fall in recorded output was largely the result of depressed world prices.

The proportion of engineering output has decreased by 50 per cent, while that of light industry has dropped to one sixth of its former share.

Unemployment up. Housing values down. Equity markets down.

Maternal mortality, though declining, was still high.

The food subsector faced serious difficulties, with a drop of 10.5 per cent in cereals production.

Growth in shale energy will mean more investment, production, and jobs in the energy sector itself. Lower gas prices will boost manufacturing production, particularly in downstream industries like petrochemicals and primary metals that use natural gas as fuel and feedstock.