Sentence examples for nominal growth rate from inspiring English sources

He bases this prediction on an analysis of the historical relationship among the nominal growth rate of the gross domestic product, interest rates, inflation and other factors.

If it has, then expectations for the nominal growth rate of corporate profits should fall in line.

But for companies' sales and profits, which determine their ability to repay debts, what really matters is the nominal growth rate, which is real economic growth plus inflation.

And its nominal growth rate – before inflation is taken into account – is faster than the rate at which it is borrowing, which means that Rome's debt-to-GDP ratio is declining.

The average interest rate on the rescue funds, 5.8%, a lot higher than Ireland's likely nominal growth rate, adds to this concern.Ireland's problems stem largely from its insolvent banks.

"Spending in the fiscal year to date is lower than a year ago and the nominal growth rate is lower than it has been in decades," the Goldman economists wrote in a note to clients.

Defining overvaluation for bonds is an inexact science, but over the past 65 years 10-year US, Japanese, German and UK yields have broadly tracked nominal growth rates in these countries.

In the other countries, nominal growth rates have been falling in recent years, a development that has made dealing with the housing crisis in the United States and Britain even more difficult.

Today's hearing showed clear confusion within the Bank of England over when it should start raising borrowing costs, she adds: The MPC members grappled to explain the contradiction between robust employment gains and strong nominal growth rates versus weak wages growth and benign inflation.

As my colleague (and CSFB chief economist) Neal Soss points out, the nominal GDP growth rate is the average return to corporations and households.

As CSFB's chief economist, Neal Soss, points out, the nominal GDP growth rate is the average return to corporations and households.