In other words, it took on average 1.6% more money in 2014 to buy the same items as in 2013.
Foreseeing the direction of conservative Court challenges to matching funds over the past decade in places like Arizona, authors of Initiative 53 instead based candidate funding on the average money required to win any given race over the previous two election cycles.
There were differences in the mean amount given to the doctor by economic groups, with the highest 20% economic group giving on average 1.3 times more money compared to the poorest 40% group.
For several months before the beginning of the bull market in March 2009, for example, fund investors on average transferred money out of stock funds and into bond funds.
On average, sponsorship money accounts for 42 percent of team budgets, and the level of those funds rises and falls according to viewing figures.
A report found that men with nondegree certificates in computer/information services earned $72,498 a year on average — more money than 72 percent of men with associate's degrees and more than 54 percent of men with bachelor's degrees.
In other words, someone who insured such bonds against default would have, on average, made money (conventional insurance companies, which insure against fire or theft, have not always done so well).The third quirk of credit derivatives is that they allow corporate bonds to be sliced and diced on the basis of risk.
The companies which have passed through Seedcamp's accelerator have attracted investment of $1.6m on average, enough money to build a business and buy a standard-issue ping-pong table for startups.Yet Seedcamp is no longer alone; what was once groundbreaking curating early-stage startups--is now purely pedestrian.
In every election since 1992, incumbents who lost raised on average more money than incumbents who won, according to Vital Statistics on Congress, a joint American Enterprise Institute-Brookings Institution project.
A subsequent Sunlight Foundation investigation found these representatives received, on average, more money from phone and cable companies than other members of the House had.
