Sentence examples for inflation over time from inspiring English sources
Second, room and board and other living costs have increased faster than inflation over time.
But let's say you decided that saving $1 million was enough (that is, $1 million in inflation-adjusted dollars, meaning it keeps pace with inflation over time).
Evans noted in the Q&A after his speech that the Fed has a symmetric inflation target meaning they should be averaging 2 per cent inflation over time.
This is, nevertheless, a strategy for disinflation because it takes advantage of the opportunity of inevitable recessions and potential positive supply shocks to ratchet down inflation over time.
Trend growth and steady unemployment is insufficient to boost the pace of wage growth and hence inflation over time," he said.
"The only thing that worries me is that the rental portion does keep rising linked to inflation over time and the service charge is pretty unregulated," she says.
Inflation would over time reduce the real burden of debt but would raise interest costs more quickly.
On the Peruvian economy, Winkelried and Gutiérrez (2012) show that the central bank of Peru, by having targeted Lima's inflation, has been in fact influencing the economy-wide inflation,10 which in the end constitutes an indication that regional inflation rates have converged over time.
If the evidence favors a common stochastic trend together with the existence of jointly stationary idiosyncratic series, there would be pairwise cointegration (and convergence) among individual provincial inflation rates, which would be driven by a non-stationary common factor linking all inflation rates over time.
As far as inflation convergence is concerned, a quick inspection of Mexican provincial inflation rate data (Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía) provides a clue as to whether there has been regional/provincial inflation convergence over time.
But like many states, Maryland does not index its petrol tax to inflation, so over time, the real value of the tax has fallen.
