How To Use Indexation In A Sentence
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Public sector workers have been badly squeezed by indexation changes for benefits already accrued.
Times, Sunday Times
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So if you paid income tax at 40% you paid CGT at 40% but you got an allowance for inflation called the indexation allowance.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph
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Although some wage indexation schemes have been dismantled, the reform of labor markets has been slow.
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Are there any exemptions - indexation or taper relief?
Times, Sunday Times
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He is a high priest in arcane mysteries of indexation, regression and standard deviation.
Times, Sunday Times
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Deferring adds 10% a year to that, plus indexation and any second state pension.
Times, Sunday Times
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And while the Prime Minister says this is record funding, an increase of 25 per cent, according to the Opposition it's mainly just indexation.
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For an asset disposed of after 5 April 1985, a form of relief known as an indexation allowance may be claimed.
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The current method of wage indexation was created in 1977, under (you guessed it) the Carter Administration.
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Long-term capital gains arising from transfer of equity shares are taxed at 20 per cent if indexation benefit is availed of and at 10 per cent without benefit of indexation.
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This will facilitate full indexation of tax bands, possible tax cuts and increased spending in politically sensitive areas.
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It offers hierarchical grouping, keyword indexation, smart group, xml import/export of the database, search system with boolean function, batch rename, batch edit of IPTC & XMP fields, among many other features.
MacUpdate - Mac OS X
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Indexation of pay rises to productivity will give people an incentive to work harder.
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I would be supportive of budget actions that changed indexation from the cpi to a more accurate, and anti-inflationary measure of general price-level changes, an example being an index known as the GNP price deflator.
The Real Dimensions of Canada's Contemporary Political Economy
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Progressive indexation is not well designed to address future uncertainties.
Progressive Dementia
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The bad news is that both taper relief and indexation will be abolished.
Times, Sunday Times
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The conflict between spot and long-term indexation of gas prices is likely to end in a compromise.
Reuters: Press Release
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However, not everyone will be a loser from the abolition of indexation allowance.
Times, Sunday Times
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In short, progressive indexation is a mechanism that would "work" when we didn't need it and wouldn't work when we needed it most.
Progressive Dementia
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Investors with assets purchased before 1998 benefit from indexation allowance.
Times, Sunday Times
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Indexation of new schemes could be their next worry.
Times, Sunday Times
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There is no logic in economics to indexation using an upwardly biased estimate of inflation, namely the cpi.
The Real Dimensions of Canada's Contemporary Political Economy
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Reforms usually begin with extra indexation and more frequent adjustment of controlled interest rates.
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For assets acquired before that date, either the exemption rule or frozen indexation may be used.
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But he questions whether wage indexation is in fact even feasible in the long run. indexing future retirement benefits to wages is analytically equivalent to indexing them to the overall returns experienced by the owners of capital ... the government faces a massive quandary if it tries to guarantee relative living standards via wage indexation while funding the program with less risky investments like short - or intermediate-term government bonds.
Social Security and Indexing, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Secondly, he applied indexation (later taper relief) to gains made after 1982.
Times, Sunday Times
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Indexation of pay rises to productivity will give people an incentive to work harder.
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I would be supportive of budget actions that changed indexation from the cpi to a more accurate, and anti-inflationary measure of general price-level changes, an example being an index known as the GNP price deflator.
The Real Dimensions of Canada's Contemporary Political Economy
