Sentences with phrase «reduces during inflation»

It means that the value of money reduces during inflation.

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During that same time, inflation has reduced the dollar's purchasing power by almost exactly that same amount (38 percent).

«This may indicate that during the period of the 1970s and early 1980s too little weight may have been placed on inflation misses but in the more recent past we may have placed too little weight on unemployment misses — and if anything, we should have acted more aggressively to reduce the unemployment rate,» he said.

The introduction of the major elements of the new tax system in July will lead to temporarily higher CPI inflation in the September quarter 2000, followed by a period of time during which reductions in various taxes flowing through to prices will reduce measured inflation.

Not only do they provide a strong return but dividend stocks help to reduce inflation risk and provide stability during a stock market crash.

During Reagan's term, the United States experienced higher economic growth, higher household income, greater productivity, increased tax revenues, reduced unemployment, lower interest rates, and lower inflation.

The Paris controls should also help reduce rent inflation there when financial and other firms move parts of their workforce to that city during the Brexit process.

For example, financial planner and Texas Tech associate professor John Salter demonstrated how different claiming strategies, such as filing and suspending and filing a restricted application, that can significantly boost the amount of inflation - adjusted Social Security payments over a lifetime and how a reverse mortgage might be used as a back - up line of credit that can be drawn on during prolonged market downturns to reduce the chance of running out of money.

Reducing the stock allocation to 80 % during Bull Market run ups still allows you to withdraw 5.8 % (plus inflation).

Reducing spending is important during inflation, because it helps halt economic growth and, in turn, the rate of inflation.

During the past century, the average rate of inflation was 3.3 percent per year, reducing the nominal 5 percent earnings growth rate to a real growth rate of just 1.7 percent.