national income

The share of national income taken by workers was going up.

In 1929, federal spending was 3 percent of national income.

Oil now accounts for just 8 percent of national income.

Far above the gross national income of the country itself.

This is the economic force which pushes up national income.

Iraq's oil commerce had provided more than 90 percent of its national income.

"Our national income has fallen 25 percent in one year," he said.

In the first quarter of this year, the national income fell by 12 percent.

As a nation we now save and invest only 3 percent of our national income.

Show how an increase in money supply will have a larger effect on national income.

National income, or its rate of growth, has most often been used in the West to indicate success.

A country's military potential is also determined by the size and growth rate of its national income.

For more information, see Measures of national income and output.

Similarly, a country's national income is expressed in money terms.

More than 90 percent of Nigeria's national income comes from oil earnings.

We will reduce the share of national income taken by the public sector.

In 1990, agriculture accounted for about 33.3 percent of national income.

Exports have no relationship with the level of national income, thus they are independent.

The plan called for exports to grow at a higher rate than the national income.

The party's political program would include tourism as a main source of national income.

Over the past few years Washington has cut the deficit, as a percentage of national income, in half.

National income statistics had been modified to make things look better than they really were.

Our demand for them has grown faster than national income.

President Bush announced an increase in annual aid to 0.15 percent of national income by 2006.

A term generally used to describe countries that have a low national income.