Sentence examples for reasonable inflation from inspiring English sources

Governments must therefore pursue a sound monetary policy, which means restricting the growth of liquidity to the increase in nominal money demand at reasonable inflation.

(2) The Register may, on the basis of the study under paragraph (1), and subject to paragraph (5), adjust fees to not more than that necessary to cover the reasonable costs incurred by the Copyright Office for the services described in paragraph (1), plus a reasonable inflation adjustment to account for any estimated increase in costs.

Good countercyclical policy generous automatic stabilisers and a central bank dogged about hitting a reasonable inflation target not only shortens the season of suffering, but protects the most vulnerable among us from getting both objectively and relatively screwed.(Photo credit: AFP).

"Although in the short term Israel is okay, growth is reasonable, inflation is low, the debt levels are fairly good, there are long-term, deep, structural problems that need addressing," Mr Yashiv said, pointing to a need for better infrastructure and increased participation in the workforce, especially among Arab women and ultra-Orthodox Jewish men.

However, both strategies should include a reasonable, inflation-adjusted withdrawal rate, which seeks to protect against running out of funds at an old age.

Reasonable UK inflation and German confidence figures boosted investors' confidence before disappointing US retail sales numbers took off the shine.

The first is that real incomes are growing at a reasonable lick: inflation is zero and earnings are going up by 2.4% a year.

"The most logical and empirically reasonable explanation for inflation creep is some unanchoring of inflation expectations caused by a series of above-target outcomes for U.K. inflation in recent years," Mr. Posen said.

"Some participants expressed the view that the incoming information had not yet provided grounds for reasonable confidence that inflation would move back to 2% over the medium term and that the inflation outlook thus might not soon meet one of the conditions established by the [Fed] for initiating a firming of policy," the minutes said.

Assuming 2.5 percent is a reasonable outlook for inflation, that's roughly a wash with dividends, so the real all-in return over five years would be approaching 75 percent.

"So what I tried to do is take the money they spent last time and make it the base line, and then assume a reasonable amount of inflation based on the spending patterns of the last five years or so".