Sentence examples for constant price from inspiring English sources

Yannis Koutsomitis (@YanniKouts) #Dutch GDP (QoQ): 0.70% (est 0.30%; rev prev 0.30%), Constant Price NSA (YoY) 0.70% (est 0.10%; prev -0.40%) #Netherlands #euro February 14 , 20147.50am GMT The euro has risen slightly since the German and French growth figures were released - jumping almost 0.2% to over $1.37.

Supermarkets and utility companies in the UK are more than happy to declare their superiority over rivals - npower, for example, borrowed British Gas's famous "If you see Sid, tell him" tagline to trumpet that its prices were cheapest - but some believe that negative advertising and a price war are damaging the utility sector and leaving consumers fed up with the constant price claims.

So President Chávez has used legislative powers granted him by the last parliament to decree a Fair Prices and Costs Law, which in effect makes inflation illegal.According to the decree's preamble, it is the "flagrant abuses of monopoly power in many sectors of the economy" that have led to "constant price rises for no other reason than the…exploitation of the people".

Prices — it's a constant price reduction business.

Constant price of the year 2000 was used.

All data except employment have constant price (base year = 1997).

"So zero acceleration tends to correspond to constant prices (compared to a year ago) and negative acceleration to falling prices.

For each dollar of GDP (in constant prices) rich economies now use nearly 50% less oil than in 1973.

Between 2000 and 2010 Italy's average growth, measured by GDP at constant prices, was just 0.25% a year.

Indeed, national income at constant prices increased nearly threefold between 1801 and 1851, substantially more than the increase in population.

At constant prices, Iceland's GDP grew by 1.9% in 2014 to beat a GDP record dating back to pre-crisis levels, according to Statistics Iceland.