Sentences with phrase «after inflation there»

After inflation there was so much mass so close together that gravity dominated and the expansion slowed.

Not exact matches

The bets for an earlier shift receded after the latest inflation numbers, but there now is a consensus the Bank of Canada will raise its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point in the autumn, probably October.

There's often a big difference between what you see before and after adjusting for inflation.

After observing this in one period the central bank will decide to lower interest rates, inferring from below - target inflation / prices that there has been a negative demand shock.

There are other cash balances in his TFSA and a chequing account, all eroding after inflation and tax.

After all, if the official plan to address a «price inflation» problem involves fixing prices and distributing «Whip Inflation Now» buttons, and at the same time the central bank and the government are experimenting with Keynesian demand - boosting strategies, then there's only one way for economic confidence to go, and thainflation» problem involves fixing prices and distributing «Whip Inflation Now» buttons, and at the same time the central bank and the government are experimenting with Keynesian demand - boosting strategies, then there's only one way for economic confidence to go, and thaInflation Now» buttons, and at the same time the central bank and the government are experimenting with Keynesian demand - boosting strategies, then there's only one way for economic confidence to go, and that's down.

After a run of weak inflation reports stretching back several months, there was a slight uptick in the October reading of the Fed's favored inflation measure, the core personal consumption expenditures price index.

There are indications that you can expect fairly drastic inflation over the first few years, after which it will slow dramatically and eventually become practically non-existent.

Wenger must start rebuilding from this January because there will be a huge inflation in the summer after the World Cup.

Observations show that the universe is in fact flat (there is just enough matter to slow its expansion but not to halt it), has zero total energy and underwent rapid inflation, or expansion, soon after the big bang, as described by inflationary cosmology.

And then, suddenly, there was light: At the «surface of last scattering,» which emerged about 380,000 years after inflation ended, photons were set free to travel in all directions.

There is only one difference from the government's initial proposals — PFI funding will be linked to rise with inflation (after schools pointed out in the first consultation that PFI contracts are often index - linked).

After the plague, to combat the wage inflation caused by there being 30 - 50 % fewer folks standing around, the nobility said, «Sure, I'll pay you twice what I used to pay you,» and then they turned around and devalued the coins they used.

There's opportunity lost by not investing those dollars in higher - potential opportunities as well as the tangible loss of growth and purchasing power after the effects of inflation and taxes.

Although there were ups and downs along the way, (in my best year I made about $ 33,000 and in my worst year I lost about the same amount) after those 8 years, I had a net loss of about $ 7,000 (not factoring in inflation).

After all, if you're really able to cover your annual living expenses by drawing roughly 3 % ($ 81,000 in your case) from your nest egg and then increasing that amount each year by the inflation rate to maintain purchasing power, there's a high likelihood your nest egg will be able to support you for upwards of 40 years.

If the present total of $ 1,083,265 is left to grow at 3 per cent after inflation for five years to her age 57, it would become $ 1,255,801 assuming there are no further RRSP contributions which, in any event, are limited by the pension adjustment to pretty much what she and her employer add to her defined benefit pension each year.

There would be capital gains tax to be paid if the assets are sold, but a long - term investment of, say, 20 years with no tax on annual gains of 3 per cent after inflation would easily cover tax due at no more than about 22 per cent of realized gains based on 50 per cent inclusion rate, as present tax rules allow.

There are just few periods where 10 - year trailing returns fell to very low levels - after the stock market crash of the early 1930's, in the early 1940's, and again during the late 1970's and the early 1980's (on an inflation - adjusted basis, the 10 - year returns during these last two periods were also negative).

There was a study released in 2006 that showed US wages have been flat 2001 — after adjustments for inflation.

After accounting for inflation, there's a one - in - three chance that you won't get your investment back with a cash savings account, reports Betterment, because nominal cash interest rates have recently been averaging around 1 percent or less.

I submit there are NO valid price signals (P / B, P / E, TBV, etc.) to determine intrinsic value to aid capital investment while the Federal Reserve distorts the entire economy with: 1 - negative real after inflation interest rates and 2 — increases the monetary base by multiples with unlimitied quantitave easing for the bond market (ie; QE4 - EVA).

There was a brief run up for a few years after that as the market «found its level» as it were, and you really need to look from about 74 forward (which it experienced its first «test» and demonstration of a «supporting» price around 400 / oz inflation adjusted.

The long term average is there ~ 10 % (7 % after inflation).

There have been 40 - year periods of time when bonds lost money after inflation.

I think there's a fine line and might not be so quick to pay that loan off, an after - tax 3 % cost of borrowing is barely higher than inflation.

Everyone needs to have a certain amount of emergency cash in savings, but after that need is met, then further savings have to be invested so that at least there is no portfolio erosion due to inflation.

I'm actually a bit surprised there was a positive return for cash after inflation!

Although there is a question of considering inflation and what will be the value of this 50,000 after many years.

With the increasing price of goods and services, the same income after 10 years may not be enough to preserve the similar lifestyle for the family, therefore, there is another choice with inflation protection called «Increasing Monthly Income Protection» in which the cover rises at the rate of 10 % per annum, even after the death of the policyholder.