Translation for "nettovienti" to english

Nettovienti

• net exports

Translation examples

net exports

Nettovienti muuttuu negatiiviseksi, ja Suomi velkaantuu ulkomaille.
Net exports turn negative, and Finland accumulates foreign debt.

Tämä johti sähkön nettovientiin Pohjoismaista Saksaan.
This resulted in net export from the Nordic area to Germany.

Sähkön nettovienti Viroon pieneni oleellisesti no
Electricity net exports to Estonia fell substantially to approximately 0.8 TWh.

Suomessa internetpalveluiden nettovienti on kasvanut nopeasti.
In Finland the net exports of Internet services have been growing rapidly.

Sähkön korkea nettovienti jatkui, mutta myös tuonti Venäjältä kasvoi.
High net exports continued, but imports from Russia increased.

Kansantaloutta kasvattivat niin kotitalouksien kulutus kuin nettovientikin.
Both household consumption and net exports supported growth of the national economy.

Erityisesti nettovienti kasvoi yksityisen kulutuksen ja investointien tukemana
Net exports increased in particular, supported by private consumption and investment

Kasvun rakenne painottuu aluksi nettovientiin (kuvio 2).
The structure of growth will initially be weighted towards net exports (Chart 2).

Nettovienti vahvistuu, mutta on edelleen vuonna 2019 tuntuvasti negatiivinen.
Net exports will strengthen, but in 2019 will still be substantially negative.

Yhteys voidaan esittää kaavalla (G-T) = (S-I) – NX, jossa G on valtion menot, T on valtion verotus, S on säästäminen, I on investoinnit ja NX on nettovienti.
This concept is widely represented in macroeconomic theory by the national saving identity, G − T = S − I − NX where G is government spending, T is taxes levied, S is private saving, I is physical investment and NX is net exports.

Valtion tai maan BKT lasketaan yksinkertaistaen seuraavan matemaattisen kaavan mukaan: Y = C + I + G + (X − M), missä Y = bruttokansantuote, C = yksityinen kulutus, I = yksityiset investoinnit, G = julkinen kulutus ja investoinnit, X = vienti, M = tuonti ja (X − M) = nettovienti.
GDP can be expressed equivalently in terms of production or the types of newly produced goods purchased, as per the National Accounting relationship between aggregate spending and income: Y = C + I + G + ( X − M ) {\displaystyle Y=C+I+G+(X-M)} where Y is GDP (production; equivalently, income), C is consumption spending, I is private investment spending, G is government spending on goods and services, X is exports and M is imports (so X – M is net exports).