Examples of using Nominal terms in English and their translations into Spanish
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in official development assistance(ODA), even in nominal terms, from $59 billion in 1994 to $52 billion in 1995.3.
even in nominal terms, precisely during a period of intensified policy reforms.
their total external debt had still increased in nominal terms.
In nominal terms, the value of LDCs' total merchandise exports has increased from $83.3 billion in 2005 to $128.5 billion in 2007
reflecting a 26 per cent increase, in nominal terms, over 2006. Expenditures on technical cooperation activities contracted by more than 10 per cent
Net contributions of $1.11 billion in nominal terms($1.01 billion in real terms) were mobilized in regular resources(exclusive of interest
Historical and projected income figures for UNDP are traditionally expressed in nominal terms(that is, dollars at current value)
While core income expressed in nominal terms increased by just above 20 per cent between 2004
Regarding purchasing power, household disposable income per capita, in nominal terms, rose from Euro26,700 to Euro30,000 between 2006 and 2009,
UNRWA also reported increases of at least 20 per cent in nominal terms compared to 2007, according to the preliminary figures received from these entities.
also increased in nominal terms, but by different degrees.
were some $562 million in 2011, and increased by some 16 per cent over the past five years in nominal terms.
As shown in TABLE I, the proposals in the programme budget for 2010-2011 come to EUR26,546,000 which implies an increase of 5.7 per cent in nominal terms over the approved budget of EUR25,110,000 for 2008-2009.
amounted to $1.2 billion in 2012 and increased by some 75 per cent over the last five years in nominal terms.
which after accumulating a 16.3% fall in nominal terms between 2007 and 2013(22.0% in real terms),
Meanwhile, the growth of imports of the same group of small island developing States slowed down significantly in nominal terms(from an average 8.3 per cent per annum in 1985-1990 to 3.8 per cent in 1990-1995)
The data in nominal terms of the balance of payments show that the current account stood at 1.9% of GDP in March, the same figure as a year ago,
resources reached $1.01 billion in nominal terms, a decrease of 8 per cent from the $1.10 billion achieved in 2008, and 19 per cent
exports of business services increased by almost 14 per cent per year in nominal terms during the period 1998-2001,
It is important to note that commitments are in nominal terms and not in real terms,