Sentence examples for indexation system from inspiring English sources

This price surge prompted the government to suspend in 2000 the application of the oil price indexation system, which had been implemented since the sector's liberalization in 1995, and to replace it with a fixed price mechanism in which the State bears the difference between cost prices and consumer prices.

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These are: abolition of wage indexation systems, agreement on mutual recognition of education qualifications, creation of a common base for assessing corporate tax, adjustment of the pension systems, establishment of a national crisis management regime for banks and new legal measures to force countries to commit to tough fiscal policies through a "debt alert mechanism".

The criteria identified in a German policy paper that circulated before the summit meeting included abolition of wage indexation systems, creation of a common base for assessing corporate tax, alignment of pension system and legally binding commitments to tough fiscal policies.

First, the north-east has gained greatly from the low inflation seen temporarily in 1986, and lastingly since 1994; high inflation hit it disproportionately, because the purchasing power of its many poor people was ill-protected by Brazil's old indexation systems.

Another option proposed by Chapman was to apply a one-off 25% surcharge on each graduate's loan and then continue the existing system of indexation by the consumer price index.

Belgium argues that its system of wage indexation has not delivered higher inflation than Germany.

They insist that the old system of oil indexation is here to stay.Because so many of its customers are tied to contracts, the full effects of the global gas glut on Gazprom's bottom line will not be felt straight away.

The Commission does not intend to propose that the future system of optional indexation of child benefits be extended to other types of exportable benefits, such as old-age pensions".

On Social Security reform, for instance, Mr Bush recently floated a plan to help plug the system's financial hole with "progressive indexation" of benefits: cut the growth in future benefits for richer Americans by tying them to consumer-price inflation while keeping benefits for poorer people tied to wage growth, as they are now.

The Greens' modelling is based on a real interest rate of 3%, estimating the impact of a 6% indexation rate as compared with the current inflation-linked system.