Sentence examples for economic yardsticks from inspiring English sources

Much will depend on how, exactly, the MPC spells out its intentions, and the economic yardsticks it says it will use along the way.

But over time the national total has consistently been revised up, suggesting that any overstatement is modest.What about other economic yardsticks?

There are four tiers of production laid out by the Actors Equity Association, the actors' union, defined by a series of economic yardsticks.

NPV, breakeven price, IRR and payout time provide the economic yardsticks for supporting investment decisions.

By which he means he's not sure the old economic yardsticks really measure the networked society.

Megill (1992) described the use of cash flow models and NPV to generate economic yardsticks in exploration economic analysis in detail.

Between practices, however, he works on an economic yardstick that many on Wall Street would find fascinating.

By any economic yardstick, Russia is a basket case.A more recent example is a change in tone of the Indian leadership.

While Britain says it sees economic benefit in the single currency, it insists that it will not join without holding a referendum and assessing the euro's performance against its own economic yardstick.

The winner will receive $100,000 for most accurately estimating in 1990 what 42 economic and political yardsticks would be on Dec. 31, 1999.

6,260 out of 6,260 in the contest in which Forbes readers were asked to predict what 42 economic and political yardsticks would turn out to be on Dec. 31, 1999.