Sentence examples for inflation corrected from inspiring English sources

The UK provides a measure of inflation corrected for changes in indirect taxes, basically VAT.

The 1991 film – a guilty-pleasure perennial if ever there was one – took $85.5m worldwide ($149.3m inflation corrected), so that's the lowliest mark this $120m hothead needs to pass.

Because of inflation, over the past decade these NIH dollars actually lost about 20percentt of their purchasing power even before sequestration, at the same time as the federal budget grew by 56percentt in inflation corrected terms.

Predictability: In Irrational Exuberance, Yale's Robert Shiller takes a poke at orthodox finance by using a long time-series for the S&P 500 Composite price/earnings ratio (1881-1999) to demonstrate that a current P/E is a good predictor of real (inflation corrected) stock market returns over the next ten years.

Where necessary, cost information was inflation corrected using the 'Unit Costs of Health and Social Care' inflation indices of the Personal Social Services Research Unit (PSSRU).

1) Figures based on Delnoij [ 1] The average inflation corrected annual income of GPs in countries with a salary or capitation system appeared to be lower than the incomes in fee-for-service payment systems until the beginning of the 1990s (see Figure 2).

But he also feels conflicted over the harm that might be done by any deceleration of efforts to save endangered species that may come when the inflation gets corrected.

In the case of the Argentine Republic, given the problems of the national government indicator of inflation, we corrected the values in the Darvas dataset for the years 2008 2011 with the index of the official statistics of the provincial government of Santa Fe, which are generally deemed as more reliable than the statistics provided by the Argentine central government.

As we observed a slight inflation, we corrected the SNP-based P-values (genomic control λ = 1.1171) to prevent potential false positives.

Prescribed homework includes extra laws to apply EU single-market rules; more deregulation to comply with its competition policies; and macroeconomic reforms to curb inflation and correct current-account imbalances.Now that the commission's opinions are out in the open, it will be hard for governments to shorten the list of first-wave entrants.

The discount rate can be corrected for inflation rate (i) and inflation escalation rate (e) using the following expressions[4, 17]: e a = 1 + e 1 + i − 1 Open image in new window (13).