It also announced a new mechanism that appeared to link the licence fee to the consumer price index. |
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The calculation of economic growth is based on the nominal gross domestic product deflated by a price index. |
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But the principal value is adjusted twice a year to reflect inflation, as measured by increases in the consumer price index. |
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But the Fed also reacts to recent inflation as gauged by the consumer price index. |
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If the consumer price index sometimes overstates inflation, as some have argued, that could understate progress against poverty. |
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A better bet is to predict the price deflator using the consumer price index for non-durable goods. |
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The price of the television licence is linked to the consumer price index which means that any increase has implications for inflation. |
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A student loan starts accruing interest from the moment it is borrowed, but the interest rate is pegged to the retail price index. |
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Salary increases for the same period last year averaged 8 per cent against the consumer price index of 5.6 per cent. |
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In 2002 the increase in wages was matched by the climb in the consumer price index of 30 percent. |
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The change will not affect the payment of benefits, which will continue to be indexed to the retail price index. |
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The second column in the table shows the rental index from the consumer price index. |
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In recent years, software publishers have hit consumers with a double whammy that very likely escapes the consumer price index. |
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Index the 60 per cent of median income to the consumer price index, and by 2001, only 2 per cent of people fell below the line. |
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In the present U.S. system, benefits after retirement are indexed to the consumer price index. |
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In the present system, benefits after retirement are indexed to the consumer price index. |
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For economic and monetary policy formulation, the price index represents a central indicator. |
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Within the index increases were recorded in dwelling approvals, the share price index, and the money supply. |
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Right now, benefits are set by a complex formula when a person first retires, and then are adjusted for inflation using the consumer price index. |
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By contrast, salary increases for the same period in 2001 increased by 2.4 per cent against the consumer price index. |
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The consumer price index suffered its first contraction in 16 years last year, largely due to lower food and clothing prices. |
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Whereas benefits are indexed to consumer price index inflation, revenue growth is driven by real wage growth. |
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This reform aimed at correcting the relative prices of oil products and their relationship to the general consumer price index. |
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This method involves excluding a specified number of items from the set of goods and services formed to compile the consumer price index. |
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In addition, an initial estimate of annual growth by the consumer price index will also come out on Friday. |
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The basic amount is changed every year by the government according to changes in the consumer price index. |
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That the earnings loss benefit be adjusted annually based on the consumer price index. |
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Also, please note that the law forbids that companies include any price index clause to prearrangement contracts. |
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As the member will know, Statistics Canada from 2001 until 2006 miscalculated the consumer price index. |
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This includes the retail price index for October, the consumer price index and the producer price index. |
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An 'elementary aggregate index' is a price index for an elementary aggregate comprising only price data. |
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Such an income should be an unconditional right, linked to the price index. |
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The IQI is a measure of the effect of operational adjustments that have been made to the raw price data in order to obtain the price index. |
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It was the ninth consecutive year in which the price index for this component has decreased. |
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Real price is the nominal price deflated using the U. S. producer price index. |
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The GDP deflator, an overall price index, fell 3.5 percent from a year earlier, the sharpest ever drop, adding to the deflationary problems dominating the Japanese economy. |
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Payment rises in line with the retail price index and is guaranteed for 20 years. |
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The scheme is currently linked to the retail price index measure of inflation, which runs at a higher rate. |
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These maximum fares shall be adjusted each year on the basis of changes in the retail price index over the 12 months. |
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Over the past 12 months, the consumer price index has risen a scant 1.4 percent. |
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Wednesday that the consumer price index was unchanged in July. |
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But everything from job approval numbers to the unemployment rate to the consumer price index bodes badly for the president. |
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And a more sensible measure than the consumer price index should be used to determine benefit increases. |
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Maximum fares may be reviewed each year in the light of changes, over 12 months, in the retail price index. |
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For example, it generalised an annual cost of living wage adjustment, based on the retail price index. |
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I have spoken a number of times on the issue of the consumer price index and the miscalculated rate of inflation. |
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A volume index of turnover can be obtained by deflating turnover by a turnover price index. |
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Gas and fuel prices have had a sizable impact on the consumer price index. |
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If the consumer price index is higher than this percentage, the higher percentage will apply. |
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The overall result, as a result of the Government of Canada's decision on Marine Atlantic, was to increase fares on an annual basis tied to the consumer price index for the next five years. |
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It is necessary to compare the cost of baskets of goods and services using a price index. |
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The inflation rate is the percentage rate of change of a price index over time. |
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In a given year, the price change for BT's regulated retail services was not allowed to exceed RPI-X, where RPI is the annual percentage change in the whole economy retail price index. |
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The only price series available is for wholesale commodity prices, which is significantly more volatile than a retail price index such as the CPI, and probably not a very accurate reflection of consumer price trends. |
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The British old age security pension is indexed, in part, to the British retail price index and is subject to being upgraded in April of each year. |
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Pending this morning's release of the consumer price index and the import deflator on Thursday, investors dropped the bond market this week, touching off a gradual increase in rates. |
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A security price index measures the performance of a share or bond and it can reflect the general tendency in the evolution of the market or sector of activity. |
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Another possible B method is the use of information from the US hedonic price index for computers, provided it can be shown that it is sufficiently representative for the domestic prices. |
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The constant price estimates of intermediate inputs and outputs are calculated by deflating each commodity separately with its own appropriate price index. |
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The changes in the 2008 version are not earth-shattering, but merely adapt compensation payments to the increases in the consumer price index and to higher costs of living. |
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The consumer price index measures inflation. |
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In November, the consumer price index didn't rise at all. |
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Among the determining parameters are the duration of the policy, the expected salary on normal retirement age and the periodical adjustment of pension payments to the consumer price index. |
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Monthly evolution of the consumer price index and of the so-called health index, which is used for the price indexation of wages, social benefits and house-rent. |
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These biases arise mainly from changing spending patterns and quality improvements in those goods and services included in the basket used to define a specific price index. |
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Use of a more general price index could be misleading if there was a substantial difference between the evolution of prices in financial services and prices more generally. |
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Going from nominal to real income and from the value to the volume of consumption means applying a price index, raising the question of whose price index are we measuring. |
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The change in the consumer price index is calculated in the same manner as the unit cost changes as described above. |
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The producer price index measures the cost of goods and services before they reach the consumer. |
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The decline in the overall producer price index was the sharpest since July 2009 and marked the second straight month of declines. |
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Combined with Tuesday's producer price index, which showed a decline in core wholesale prices, the data point to a drop in inflation pressures. |
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Simonson commented after the Bureau of Labor Statistics issued its report on the producer price index for May. |
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The inflation rate is widely calculated by calculating the movement or change in a price index, usually the consumer price index. |
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Copeland's approach to constructing the software component of the cost-of-living price index explicitly accounts for consumer heterogeneity. |
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Earlier the Australian dollar fell on softer than expected consumer price index data, dragging the NZ dollar with it but the NZ dollar rose against the Australian dollar. |
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Nominal consumption is obtained by multiplying real consumption by the consumer price index, while indirect taxes are multiplied by the GDP deflator. |
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The cumulative increase in the producer price index for construction inputs since December 2003 remains more than double the 13 percent increase in the consumer price index. |
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A chief measure of price inflation is the inflation rate, the annualized percentage change in a general price index, usually the consumer price index, over time. |
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The retail breakfast and roller meal prices and the consumer price index were collected from the Central Statistical Office of the Republic of Zambia. |
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