'indexation level' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the numerical activity of indexing something, or when referring to the quality of the indexation - how easy it is to look up, how complete the index is, etc. For example, "In order to make our documents more easily accessible, we need to improve the indexation level of the library."
Using firm-level data from the Wage Dynamics Network (wdn) Project, Babecký et al. (2010) report that firm-level indexation in Spain is widespread and often automatic (around 55%% of firms apply some automatic indexation mechanism, the second largest share after Belgium).
And there was a compromise at the level of indexation at 80%?
Indexation also pushes down levels of sustainable debt, as it increases vulnerability to exchange-rate adjustments that might otherwise be desirable.Fortunately, in addition to productivity gains, governments still have many ways to make their commitment to future debt repayments more credible.
Those who do index often have the right to suspend indexation, or partially index, in some years.
Pyne said the former government had made different deals with different states when it came to annual indexation and the pace at which the new base level of funding would be reached.
However, if the point of changing the indexation formula for social security is to make the indexation more accurate, then it would seem that we would want to find out.
Spain ranks fifth in such ranking after countries with extensive wage indexation (Belgium, Sweden, Finland and France), while countries such as Germany and Italy have low levels of real wage rigidity.23 Therefore, the fact that estimated levels of real wage cyclicality in Europe are higher than initially expected may be driven by the selected pool of countries for which estimations are available.
How about changing indexation rules in a progressive manner (Social Security income above a certain level is indexed to inflation instead of wage growth)?
Earthmine is working to bring that concept of visually mapping the real world to a deeper level by improving the quality of virtualization and by enabling the indexation of objects found in landscapes.
None of the LAMIC in Asia and Africa has a journal indexed in the main international databases despite indications of a good level of scientific production in at least five of these countries, and even though several mental health journals in Africa and Asia apparently meet criteria for indexation.
