"of inflation" or "for inflation"?
| It removes the danger of inflation. |
| There is no true measure of inflation. |
| Rising prices are a symptom of inflation. |
| Ordinarily, we can accurately gauge a cost of living index and estimate averages of inflation. |
| However, the scheduled revision of CPI baskets could reduce the level of inflation retroactively. |
| Hardly surprising that this kind of inflation forces or encourages people to overstate their bigness. |
| Penrose is skeptical of inflation and the need for it and is no champion of string theory or any string-based ideas. |
| Moreover, the prices of top-selling drugs are routinely jacked up in the US at 2 to 3 times the general rate of inflation. |
| Observe the graph below: As a result of poor monetary policy in the 1970 's, Americans had seen a large level of inflation. |
| Regarding the issues of inflation and fiscal deficit, Chidambaram was confident about the measures taken by the government. |
| Get ready for inflation thanks to Obama. |
| Adjusting for inflation, wages are contracting. |
| These amounts will be adjusted yearly for inflation. |
| After adjusting for inflation, average hourly earnings haven't increased in 50 years. |
| For Intel, this worked out to be about $650 per job -- $3,600 adjusted for inflation. |
| In the longer run, it will be helpful for inflation, growth in economy and rural income. |
| Adjusted for inflation, Sean Connery's 1965 Bond adventure, Thunderball would have taken in an estimated $508m (319. |
| From 2000 to 2007, incomes for the bottom 90 percent of earners rose only about 4 percent, once adjusted for inflation. |
| Allowing for inflation and doubling it on account of the ' UK is rubbish at infrastructure ' tax gives us a nice round 22m. |
| We examine how the underlying structure of our economy has changed over time using current prices (not adjusted for inflation). |
| The debt goes up with inflation. |
| They do toll increases more or less in line with inflation. |
| It is not available for free &; the price has been rising with inflation. |
| That's a pretty bad investment which does not even begin to keep pace with inflation. |
| As a result the common man is grappling with inflation on one hand and a diminishing compensation on the other. |
| They will not be able to make a viable return on their investment if rents fall out of line with inflation because they are capped. |
| Your contributions should increase each year in line with inflation to help keep your plan in line with the increasing cost of living. |
| Pensions are reduced and the stock market has barely kept up with inflation for 12 years, never mind the old 8% annual growth we used to enjoy. |
| Today it doesn't matter how hard you work as the pay rates haven't kept up with inflation and most people can barely afford to live in an apartment. |
| Nationally, they will be 7% lower but remember that with inflation (falling during the year) at say 3% this means they will be down by around 10% by the end of the year in real terms. |
| You'll also need to factor in inflation. |
| The only thing that can help is a fall in inflation. |
| The real kick in the teeth will be any increase in inflation and. |
| Bravo! Telling the Truth 13 November, 2012 Fees ' largest contributor ' to rise in inflation. |
| But in this case, we see a rise in inflation, and gold is seen as a tool to hedge against this risk. |
| Finally, they are perpetuities with built in inflation hedges, isn't it? The priests are toll keepers too. |
| Attempting to assess the compound impact of changes in inflation and exchange rates from country to country is very difficult. |
| The first, the fall in inflation to below 2 per cent, does really look a runner for the autumn, given that it is now down to 2. |
| The decisive shift in preferences against the cedi has been the cause of the fast-depreciation of the cedi and the surge in inflation. |
| One, subsidies add to inflation. |
| And, usually, that leads to inflation. |
| This is adding to inflation in Germany. |
| Sometimes having a very long mortgage can work in your favour when it comes to inflation. |
| Why didn't his pay and benefits keep pace with fire fighters? Show the lines relative to inflation. |
| He told me that the dramatic printing of money that is going on at the moment is sure to lead to inflation. |
| These two considerations are crucial to the mainstream approach to inflation and its antipathy to government deficits. |
| Which will have a significant impact on the value of the euro and lead to inflation, something the Germans greatly fear. |
| The other name I had given to inflation is the ' INVISIBLE TAX ' that every company pays and is not designed by tax department. |
| I am with McWillaims on inflation. |
| Its a tust system based on inflation. |
| There are a lot of upward pressures on inflation outside of ECB policy. |
| However, there is more as it seems all parts of the bank of England hum the same tune on inflation. |
| If you took away the effect those technological improvement have on inflation, CPI in the US would be running in excess of 8%. |
| Similarly a discussion on inflation targeting that fails to address the effect on interest rates is generally full of delicious detail. |
| In-spite of claims by the government of an offensive hold on inflation, prices of goods are yet to come to within the reach of most Nigerians. |
| We need to cut government spending, vastly increase the number of private sector jobs, hold the line on inflation, and increase business confidence. |
| Tactically, at this time of global economic weakness, the Federal Reserve should be advocating policies that promote rising wages rather than focusing on inflation targets. |
| During inflation workers do not recognize the decrease in the real wage caused by inflation. |
| Fixed income investors are typically the most affected by inflation, so this needs to be considered. |
| It's either going to be paid for by high tax rates or going to be paid for by inflation running ahead of wage growth. |
| This is because any salary increase on paper has been virtually cancelled out by inflation and the increases to costs of living, says Acevedo. |
| Of course you may think it is still safer to keep your money in the bank even though its value is being eroded by inflation and they pay no interest. |
| As a small charity Care for the Wild struggles to maintain its vital Kenya patrol teams amidst increasing costs driven by inflation, at a time when they are ever more critical. |
| Most people wait until after Christmas these days to buy upto 70% in the sales? Most people nowadays with access to Zoopla and Mouseprice etc can see that prices are coming down masked by inflation. |
| That question about inflation was perfectly straight. |
| We know the government lies to us about inflation, unemployment, GDP, etc. |
| Last week saw a flurry of concern about inflation, as headline consumer price inflation rose from 1. |
| One of the things that is linked to RPI is the BoEs staff RPI index linked pensions so they don't care about inflation. |
| It now appears that Department for Transport officials got their modelling badly wrong, notably in relation to assumptions about inflation. |
| The trouble is that Sir Humphrey has also embedded a series of policy assumptions: child-centred teaching, a distaste for incarceration, devotion to the European Union, insouciance about inflation. |
| But this is not an argument against inflation targeting per se. |
| Real estate limited partnerships can protect against inflation. |
| This negates it as a hedge against inflation, one of the main benefits of property ownership. |
| Consider too whether you need a spouse's pension, and whether you should take steps to safeguard your pension income against inflation. |
| He added that with few alternate avenues for investment, like gold, silver too is enjoying demand as a hedge against inflation and currency fluctuations. |
| More importantly, compared to gold, timing is extremely important while putting your savings in stocks as they would not prove to be an ideal hedge against inflation. |
| I believe that silver is one of the best investments at the moment, both as an investment and as a hedge against inflation and as for Gold, well you can't go wrong there either. |
| Many governments issue inflation-indexed bonds, which protect investors against inflation risk by increasing the interest rate given to the investor as the inflation rate of the economy increases. |
| Meaning that the boom from 2003, actually deflated the last boom through inflation. |
| In the absence of the gold standard, there is no way to protect savings from confiscation through inflation. |
| As an investor you will ultimately lose money through default or through inflation, and if it is a hyperinflation there will be default at the end of the hyperinflation. |
| My great fear is that the first President elected by voters younger than me will manage to confiscate either by direct action or through inflation all that I've worked for. |