Sentence examples for product inflation from inspiring English sources

The study said that recent performance of the stock market was more important than gross domestic product, inflation and unemployment.

There is a debate about the precise size of this subsidy, but there are similar debates for any interesting economic variable, including gross domestic product, inflation or unemployment.

Their consulting firm, Macroeconomic Advisers, which is based in St . Louis uses a computer model of the economy to produce a monthly forecast of gross domestic product, inflation, unemployment, and many other economic variables.

By a price measure included in calculation of the gross domestic product, inflation rose at a 2percentt annual rate in the fourth quarter, up from 1.1percentt in the prior three-month period.

Month-on-month, prices rose by 0.5% in June, with food prices ahead by 0.6%, the same as May, while non-food product inflation rose by 0.5% compared with a decline in May.

Sims and Sargent were honored for their work in answering "questions regarding the causal relationship between economic policy and different macroeconomic variables such as GDP (gross domestic product), inflation, employment and investments," the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences noted in announcing the award.

Isn't this a product of inflation?

It is an astonishing transformation for an economy that just 10 years ago had a budget deficit of 16 percent of gross domestic product and inflation of 72 percent.

Otherwise, focus on major indicators like gross domestic product, jobs, inflation, and measures of wages and income, perhaps along with consumer confidence.

Christina D. Romer and David H. Romer, a husband-and-wife team of economists at the University of California at Berkeley, tried to measure whether the Fed's internal forecasts for gross national product and inflation were more accurate than those of private-sector prognosticators.

He said that the bank was "trying to improve communication" and that process would include the twice-yearly publication of economic forecasts, including gross domestic product and inflation figures.