Sentence examples for parity rate from inspiring English sources

Reflecting all such pressures, the floating dollar from open trade in exchange fluctuated widely around its purchasing power parity rate.

The rate would derive from price relationships between countries and approximate their average, like a purchasing power parity rate.

The lesson is that for open goods markets to be meaningful, there must be managed trade in exchange, directed at an approximate purchasing power parity rate of exchange.

The central bank put the yuan's central parity rate at 6.4010 yuan for US$1, the China Foreign Exchange Trade System said, a drop of 1.11% from the previous day's 6.3306.

The samples were also evaluated for parity rate and natural infectivity for Plasmodium spp. A total of 1689 anophelines were captured, comprising of nine species and two subgenera (Nyssorhynchus – six species, and Anopheles – three species).

For months the RMB has weakened almost daily from the central parity rate.

(This kind of fairness is termed predictive parity). Rates of future arrests might not follow past patterns.

Sub-Saharan Africa has the lowest gender parity rates in primary education, but has had big gains in countries including Sierra Leone, Senegal, Chad and Burkina Faso.

It is calculated not at market exchange rates, but at purchasing-power parity rates, which take account of the lower prices prevailing in poor countries.

Such country-specific baskets are distinct from the World Bank's oft-quoted "dollar a day" cutoff, which states that any reasonable basket around the world should cost $1.25 87pperper day per person (at purchasing power parity rates).

For example, while there had been improvements in year 12 attainment rates of Aboriginal people, we were – and still are – a long way off achieving parity rates of school completion.