Traduction de «Produit intérieur écologique » (Français → Anglais) :

Eco-domestic Product | EDP [Abbr.]

GDP at constant prices | GDP in real terms | GDP in volume | gross domestic product at constant prices | gross domestic product in real terms | gross domestic product in volume | real GDP | real gross domestic product

real GDP | real gross domestic product

gross domestic product implicit price deflator [ GDP implicit price deflator | gross domestic product deflator | gross domestic product implicit price index | GDP implicit price index | GDP deflator ]

environmentally damaging product

scalar product [ inner product | dot product ]

gross domestic product [ GDP ]

gross domestic product [ GDP ]

environmental tax [ charge for polluting product | discharge tax | ecotax | energy tax | environmental charge | green tax | tax on CO2 | tax on polluting product | Environmental charge(STW) ]

11. Explore in cooperation with stakeholders lead market initiatives in the areas of eco-efficient bio-based products, subject to a proportionate impact assessment and in accordance with EC rules in the field of competition and internal market.

48. Points out that new ways to measure welfare based on realistic values for ecological services are needed; considers that GDP, as it cannot alone reflect all facets and needs of a modern society, is no longer an adequate tool to measure well-being and development; encourages the EU to further develop and make political use of a new indicator that integrates the negative impact of economic progress on our environment and health and that contributes to the effort of decoupling economic growth from the exertion of pressure on the environment; considers that this new indicator should promote the development of an integrated society and ...[+++] give the impetus for better integration of environmental considerations in other policies;

50. Points out that new ways to measure welfare based on realistic values for ecological services are needed; considers that GDP, as it cannot alone reflect all facets and needs of a modern society, is no longer an adequate tool to measure well-being and development; encourages the EU to further develop and make political use of a new indicator that integrates the negative impact of economic progress on our environment and health and that contributes to the effort of decoupling economic growth from the exertion of pressure on the environment; considers that this new indicator should promote the development of an integrated society and ...[+++] give the impetus for better integration of environmental considerations in other policies;

20. Does not agree with the Commission that no indicators are known which would enable specific, clear and time-tabled objectives to be included in the Thematic Strategy now; notes that indicators which are already known include GDP (Gross Domestic Product ), DMI (Direct Material Input ) and DMC (Domestic Material Consumption ); other indicators as available and detailed as the ones mentioned above would be related to various aspects of the quality of life, such as public health conditions, social inclusion, social awareness of decision-making processes and an environmental "footprint"; the challenge would be to improve the quality of ...[+++] life by pursuing more immaterial goals with the support of information and communication technologies, and in general less demanding technologies, and therefore reducing the pressure on natural resources;