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1·Imports, which soared to $200.3 billion in the month, are subtracted in the calculation of gross domestic product.

计算国内生产总值时减去了这个月猛增到2003亿美元的进口额。

2·Gross domestic product has climbed back to pre-recession levels, meaning we're producing as much as before, only with 6 percent fewer workers.

国内生产总值已回升至衰退前的水平，这意味着我们的产出与衰退前一样多，但只用了比之前少6%的工人。

3·While the rate of growth in the use of energy declines as an economy matures, no country has yet reduced energy use while raising gross domestic product.

虽然能源消耗的低增长是经济体系成熟的表现，还没有国家能做到在提高国内生产总值的同时减少能源的使用。

4·The decline started in the 1950s, when manufacturing generated a sturdy 28% of the national income, or gross domestic product, and employed one-third of the workforce.

衰退始于20世纪50年代，当时制造业创造了28%的国民收入（国内生产总值），并且雇佣了三分之一的劳动力。

5·We have been pursuing gross domestic product for 100 years.

过去100多年我们一直在追求国民生产总值。

6·Much of the worlds gross domestic product depends on his work.

世界上大部分的国民生产总值依赖于他的工作。

7·Gross, as opposed to net, is the rogue word in Gross Domestic Product, he says.

毛估值与净值相反，是GDP的“劣词”，他说。

8·Federal revenues are running at 16 percent of gross domestic product, spending at 27 percent.

联邦财政收入的现状是16个百分点的GDP，而开销却占到27个百分点。

9·Britain, by contrast, posted a 0.4% fall in gross domestic product over the same three months.

与之相比，英国在同样的三个月国里内生产总值下跌了0.4%。

10·Overall, just 2 percent of the U.S. gross domestic product goes to infrastructure construction.

总的来说，美国投入基础设施建设的资金只占GDP总额的2%。