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The phrase "assumed inflation" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts discussing economic forecasts, financial analyses, or assumptions made in budgeting or planning scenarios. Example: "The company's financial projections were based on an assumed inflation rate of 3% over the next five years."
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At the time, most economists assumed inflation would heat up once unemployment dipped below 5.5percentt.
The old double-digit expectation assumed inflation, or rising prices, would be in the 3 to 5percentt range per year.
Mr. Koizumi's figures, in an analysis made public Thursday at the group's annual forum on science budget and policy trends, are adjusted for assumed inflation.
For CalPERS, a 1 percentage point cut in assumed inflation offset 80% of its much-publicized 1.25 percentage point lower assumed investment return.
The report, by management consultants McKinsey, calculated annual demographic pressures of 1.5% and residual pressures of 2.2% on top of an assumed inflation rate of 1.9%.
The panel adopted another Milligan recommendation, agreeing to adjust its long-term, assumed inflation rate to 2.75% from 3%.
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"That's assuming inflation doesn't rise," Ms. Reinhard said.
Assuming inflation at 3percentto4percentcent annually, that $100,000 will be worth about $25,000 in today's dollars.
But expectations matter not just because they show how high people assume inflation will go.
Assuming inflation this year at around 3percentt, as it has been since 2004, the cut would be equivalent to roughly $1.5 billion, or 4.4percentt of last year's budget, in real terms.
Assume inflation is 2percentt.
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