Examples of using Nominal and real in English and their translations into Russian
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GDP(expenditure)(E) nominal and real including implicit price indexes for GDP(E) and components.
Historical Uranium Spot Market Prices(nominal and real 1 September 2018),
According to our estimates, today the nominal and real exchange rate of the tenge is overvalued to the dollar and is underestimated to the ruble.
in August nominal and real wages declined 2.5% mom
the International Monetary Fund(IMF) provides nominal and real GDP for most countries.
The International Financial Statistics database of the IMF provides nominal and real GDP for most countries.
tropical beverage prices, in both nominal and real terms, are still below their historic highs of the late 1970s and their recent highs of the mid-1990s.
As will be noted, that from around 1980 to about 2000-2002 the price index for all non-fuel commodities was on a declining trend in both nominal and real terms, with a sharper fall in real terms.
The purpose of this paper is the measurement of the degree of inter-regional convergence/ divergence of Russian regions in per capita GRP, nominal and real incomes and social well-being index(SWI)
Nominal and real growth/ return The main difference between nominal
The proposed elements of the budget under the scenario should be seen as possible additions to the proposed zero nominal and real growth budgets under the first
has been made available) on the following theme:"Labour costs, Nominal and Real Wages and Salaries in the Commonwealth Countries.
were central banks to intervene by buying currency to defend nominal and real parity as much as possible.
This leads to a corresponding distinction between nominal and real definitions.
The last five years have seen an increase in both nominal and real wages.
The IMF's International Financial Statistics database provides nominal and real GDP for most countries.
The IMF's International Financial Statistics database provides nominal and real GDP for most countries.
Between January 2003 and April 2007, pay continued to trend upward in both nominal and real terms.
Both nominal and real long-term interest rates were 1.5 percentage points lower in 1990-1994 than in 1985-1989.
With the exception of Russia, both nominal and real exchange rates showed lower volatility than output.