Sentences with phrase «percentage point decline»

There was also a 0.2 percentage point decline in the share of mortgages in some stage of the foreclosure process.

In simple terms, roughly a one percentage point decline in the unemployment rate will reduce the seriously delinquent rate by 0.8 percentage points.

Mastercard's 2 percentage point decline on cross-border volume is a reflection of a «recent drop - off in crypto wallet funding,» according to Mastercard's CFO Martina Hund - Mejean on the company's earnings call.

Kentucky high schoolers also experienced a double - digit percentage point decline in both subjects.

For those who were not at an extreme value in either year, the range of their asset allocation changes to equities ranged from a 2.0 percentage point decline at the 25th percentile to a 14.3 percentage point increase at the 75th percentile.

However, the largest percentage point decline for any particular homeowner cohort was among the 35 - 44 age group, as the homeownership rate remains 8.7 points lower compared to its cyclical peak.

That is three percentage point decline from levels in 2011 and a six - point decline in functional illiteracy since 2002.

A 1 percentage point growth slowdown in China would lead to a 0.5 percentage point decline in global GDP for the world, excluding China.

Same - store sales were down -2.8 percent, a sharp 1.8 percentage point decline from June.

Much of this comes about from the significant reductions in tax rates (reduction of two - percentage points in the GST, a six - percentage point decline in the general corporate income tax rate, among others), without offsetting reductions to program expenses.

New York had initially projected a 5.7 percent growth in capital gains last year, but ultimately revised that estimate to a 3 percentage point decline.

Here are the percentage point declines in New York City teachers who began teaching in 2001 - 2, by year: 18 points, 16, 5, 5, 4, 2, 2, 1, 1, 1.

As Dropout Nation has noted, data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress shows that accountability (along with other reforms) have led to declines in illiteracy and innumeracy among poor and minority kids (including a 10 percentage point decline in the number of black fourth - graders reading Below Basic between 2002 and 2013).

Prof Alan Smithers, director of the University of Buckingham's Centre for Education and Employment Research, said the 2.1 percentage points decline was the biggest drop in A * - C grades since GCSEs were introduced in the late 1980s.

Thirteen percent of eighth - graders not eligible for free - and reduced - lunch were functionally illiterate, a one percentage point decline from 2011 and a three - point decline from the same period eleven years ago.

Thirty - one percent of young men heading into high school read at Proficient and Advanced levels, a two percentage point increase from levels in 2011 and a three percentage point decline from 2002.

Seventeen percent of fourth - graders not eligible for free - and reduced - lunch plans were functionally illiterate, a one percentage point decline from two years ago and a six - point decline from the same period in 2002.

This, by the way, is a faster decline in illiteracy than the four percentage point decline in white fourth - graders reading Below Basic (from 25 percent in 2002 to 21 percent in 2013); the percentage of white fourth - graders struggling with literacy declined by one percentage point between 2011 and 2013.

Meanwhile, 28 percent of young female fourth - grade classmates read Below Basic in 2013, a one point decline from 2011 and a five percentage point decline from 2002; 39 percent of young female fourth - graders read at Proficient and Advanced levels, a three percentage point increase over 2011 and a five percentage point increase from 2002.

That is a one percentage point decline from levels of functional illiteracy in 2011 and a seven - point decline from 2002.

Incentive spending in September was down 1 percentage point from August 2015, much greater than the industry's 0.2 percentage point decline.

The Canadian Payroll Association today released its annual national employee survey citing a five percentage point decline (47 % to 42 %) in the number of Canadians who would be in «financial difficulty» if their pay were delayed even a week.

For example, using time - series data from New York, previous researchers found that a single percentage point decline in unemployment generates only a 2.2 percentage point decline in burglaries, and that a 10 percent increase in the minimum wage leads to about a 3.5 percent decrease in robberies in New York City.

Detroit showed the most deceleration with a three percentage point decline.

Indeed, the homeownership rate among householders under 35 years of age is now at its lowest level on record at 36.3 % — a 7.3 percentage point decline from its peak reading back in mid-2004.

With an 8.7 percentage point decline (down to 61.4 percent), the homeownership rate within the 35 - 44 age group has fallen the most among any cohort.

Indeed, the homeownership rate among householders under 35 years of age is now at its lowest level on record at 36.3 percent — a 7.3 percentage point decline from its peak reading back in mid-2004.