Sentence examples for nominal terms for from inspiring English sources

The defense budget will remain the same, in nominal terms, for the next three years.

Japanese yields were very low in nominal terms for a long time but were still significant in real terms, thanks to deflation.

Between 2009 and 2012, real wages in Britain fell by 10.4% and are back at 2003 levels; between 1974 and 1979, average male wages and prices both doubled in nominal terms, for a real gain of 11.2%.

They think that correcting for some of the distortions in the economy that create negative inflation effects tax brackets set in nominal terms, for instance might allow for the optimal rate of inflation to be higher.

ReprintsThe white paper proposes a stable defence budget of €31 billion ($41 billion) in nominal terms for the next six years, although it falls as a share of GDP.

And though prices rose slightly in nominal terms, adjust for inflation and prices actually fell a bit.

But that's in "nominal" terms, without adjusting for the effects of inflation or its opposite, deflation.

While gold has touched new records in nominal terms, when adjusted for inflation the price remains 40 percent below its real record high, which was reached in 1980.

In nominal terms, before adjusting for inflation, that semiaccidental donation was, at the time, believed to be the biggest single gift ever made, and it has helped transform philanthropy.

In nominal terms (ie, not adjusted for price changes), Japanese output remains below that of 1997.

But the government expects the economy to expand 0.5percentt in nominal terms, or without accounting for price changes, a sign it sees deflation slowing next year.