Sentence examples for ratio of average from inspiring English sources

Thus did the ratio of average pay to executive pay at Lloyds bank rise from 1 13 to 1 75.

While Africa's share was only around 7% in 2011, the continent did have the highest ratio of average illicit flows to gross domestic product, at around 5.7%.

One way to see the acceleration in inequality is to look at the ratio of average to median annual wages.

1.8: it's the ratio of average personal income in the richest state to that in the poorest state in 2012.

One yardstick used to assess affordability is the ratio of average house prices to average earnings, which captures whether housing is within reach of typical buyers.

In America the ratio of average home prices to average personal disposable income is only 5% above its long-run average.

A time-honoured gauge of the sustainable level of house prices is the ratio of average house prices to average earnings.

In a report to be published on Monday, the pro-market organisation Civitas also argues that the Bank of England should be placed under a statutory duty to keep the ratio of average house prices to average earnings within a defined range, in order to help control demand and limit price rises.

In a good year the ratio of average daily turnover on the Taiwan stockmarket to market capitalisation can be five times higher than on the New York Stock Exchange.

A common measure of affordability is the ratio of average house prices to average earnings, since income must ultimately pay for the acquisition of a property financed with a loan.

All regressions used the ratio of average to median income as the relevant measure of inequality.