Sentences with phrase «annual change in a weighted»

Throughout the 1990s, economists were absorbed by the issue of the permanence of low inflation, as measured by the annual change in a weighted basket of consumer goods and services, the CPI.

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Chart 6 shows that there is a 0.73 positive correlation between the percent change in revised annual average real GDP and annual average light weight vehicle sales.

Specifically, the percentage change in Canadian production value (from which the weights are derived) is approximated by the product of the annual percentage changes in the commodity price and the estimated Canadian production volume.

CoreLogic data Annual growth is now at it quickest in 6 years — +11.7 % y / y — Sydney and Melbourne leading the way (no change there), +18.4 % and +13.1 % y / y respectively Not a forex mover, but underlining RBA concerns and a factor that will weight again...

Judging pediatricians on the changes in the height and weight of their young patients as measured at their annual physicals from one year to the next makes just as much sense as using student «growth» on annual standardized reading and math tests to evaluate teachers.

The annual total return of the laddered portfolio is calculated by adding the average annual coupon income from each bond and the weighted average of the change in price of each bond.

Since overweight pets are at a high risk for heart disease (and other serious medical conditions), the annual wellness exam is the optimum opportunity for your veterinarian to monitor any changes in your pet's weight.

To index the minimum wage, use a formula that gives equal weight to the annual change in the average hourly wage and the Consumer Price Index; all increases will be subject to cabinet approval