Sentence examples for nominal appreciation of from inspiring English sources

First, it can be achieved via a controlled nominal appreciation of the yuan.

In fact, the increasing importance of cheap imports was a major contributing factor to the low-inflation environment of the last decade (this recent post on Free Exchange frames the magnitude nicely).If the American trade deficit is reduced via either Chinese inflation or a nominal appreciation of the yuan, the disinflationary effect of cheap Chinese imports will be reversed.

After that we expect several years of nominal appreciation but probably no real appreciation in home values (after adjusting for inflation, which is likely to rise).

The simplest way to do that is for the currency to strengthen, but the peg prevents nominal appreciation.

Mr. Garnaut says China's real exchange rate will rise rapidly come what may — either via nominal appreciation or inflation.

As a result, while the inflation rate may be reduced, this is done at the expense of delinking the nominal exchange rate from actual inflation, thus producing an appreciation of the REER.

China's real GDP grew by 10.6% a year over the last decade, but its nominal dollar GDP grew by 18%, thanks partly to the appreciation of the yuan against the dollar and partly to faster inflation in China than in America.

In a country, if the appreciation of PPP is higher than that of the nominal exchange rate, it means that the country's exchange rate is under-valued.

Robert Hass's poems have always included their author's "real" voice, facts that one could check, tones recognizable from Hass's excellent, often highly personal essays (personal even when their nominal subjects seem to forbid it: a technical lesson in meter or an appreciation of Basho, for example).

Individuals' conception of how they are appreciated (called self-appreciation here), How self-appreciation compares to a peer's appreciation of the individual (peer-appreciation) and, How the peer-appreciations are reciprocated.

It's plausible that with good deflation of about 1.5%, nominal stock appreciation will run about 1% annually, as spelled out in my June 23 column.