Sentences with phrase «tradable goods»

There are very few «bargains» to be found by shopping abroad for tradable goods.

This can be seen in the significant decline in the rate of inflation of the prices of tradable goods (Graph 72).

Overall CPI inflation was a more modest 1.6 per cent over the year, held down by weakness in the prices of internationally tradable goods flowing from the appreciation of the currency.

Domestic inflationary pressures, associated with higher wages and incomes, will lead to higher inflation for non-tradable goods and services but, at the same time, the gradual pass through of the initial exchange rate appreciation will lead to lower inflation for tradable goods and services (whose prices in foreign currency terms depend to a significant extent on global considerations).

ICO Tokens such as BunnyToken, Global Spy, Phoneum represent tradable goods that could take many forms, such as digital coins, gold certificates, loyalty points etc..

These policies ultimately boost exports by indirectly transferring wealth from households to subsidize the tradable goods sector.

I would argue that England in the 1920s suffered from some of the conditions of the US today: as countries built gold «reserves» by accumulating sterling, they undermined the British tradable goods sector and forced up unemployment.

It would obviously lower employment in the tradable goods sector, but the rising external savings would be reallocated, mostly in services, that employ more people.

By reducing the price of Chinese imports, it represses the tradable goods sector, which may respond by firing workers.

Not exact matches

Trade is a substantially larger and rising share of GDP, and the share of goods and services that constitute the «tradable» sector is increasing.

The Global X China Consumer ETF tracks a cap - weighted index of Chinese consumer goods & services companies tradable by foreign investors.

As economies become more integrated, and as the share of goods and services that are «tradable,» or are affected by trade, increases, the challenge of extracting some measure of underlying or trend inflation gets more interesting.

Conversely, inflationary pressures in the tradable sector will be generated by any depreciation of the exchange rate, although it can take some time for currency movements to be reflected fully in the prices of imported consumer goods and services (Chung, Kohler and Lewis 2011).

Productivity matters because, even in open economies, not all goods are tradable.