Sentences with phrase «when adjusted for»

Home renovation spending that year, when adjusted for inflation, was about $ 334 billion, according to the Joint Center.

Still, when adjusted for inflation, expenditures on home renovations remains below the 2006 peak.

When adjusted for inflation, it still indicates a 1.8 percent rate of real sales growth, well in line with the 1.7 percent increase the industry enjoyed in 1997.

The Fed survey found that the median value of family income, when adjusted for inflation and before taxes, fell by 7.7 percent — from $ 49,600 in 2007 to $ 45,800 in 2010.

When adjusted for inflation, May's median remains 11 % below the 2007 high, though the nominal record comes amid fresh concerns over the high cost of housing in California.

Even so, when adjusted for inflation, the median household income remains 1.6 percent below the level achieved in 2007, before the onset of the Great Recession.

Home prices nationally appreciated 5.6 percent in 2016, resurrecting equity buried in the recession, the report shows — but, when adjusted for inflation, most homeowners have not yet fully realized wealth that was lost.

According to John Loos of FNB, «the FNB House Price Index was just beginning begun to show some recovery, although still seeing negative house price growth in real terms (when adjusted for CPI inflation).

When adjusted for transaction costs and the debt mark - to - market, the cap rate would be approximately 4.7 percent.

Results When adjusted for age and baseline GC and CT infection, high levels of perceived parental supervision were associated with reduced GC and CT incidence (adjusted odds ratio, 0.06; 95 % confidence interval, 0.01 - 0.31).

For example, a 1 - SD increase in the IN measure increased the odds of nicotine dependence by 43 % but only by 10 % when adjusted for HI and CD (Table 2, last footnote).

Even when adjusted for effects of diagnoses by 11 years of age, a diagnosis of CD by the age - 14 follow - up quadrupled the odds of nicotine dependence (OR, 4.27) and quintupled the odds of alcohol (OR, 4.98) or cannabis abuse or dependence (OR, 5.51) by the age - 18 follow - up.

Prevalence measures designed for adults may not be accurate when adjusted for use with adolescent populations, and so there was a pressing need for a validated adolescent instrument.

Those with jobs earned, on average, $ 10.66 an hour, which was less than wages in 2000 when adjusted for inflation.

West Virginia: $ 96,280 becomes $ 108,668 when adjusted for cost of living.

Minnesota: $ 160,750 becomes $ 164,872 when adjusted for cost of living.

One thing BitMEX points out is that this number jumps to 31.5 percent, when adjusted for Bitcoin Cash's one - month head start.

When adjusted for the studies» precision, the weighted average elasticity is — 0.054.

Historically you'll find that truck driver wages have fallen when adjusted for inflation.

Money Under 30 shows that when adjusted for inflation, average U.S. real estate values gained less than 1 percent in the 20th century.

The highlights of the report state that the federal government provided $ 112 million for criminal legal aid during this period, a decrease of 2 % when adjusted for inflation, whereas provinces and territories increased their criminal and civil legal aid by 1 % to $ 563 million.

For example, January of 2016 included 20 workdays when adjusted for holidays and weekends.

MacEwen nostalgically recalls Biglaw, circa 1982, when Biglaw meant a firm with 150 or more lawyers, and New York partner salaries averaged $ 232,110 — or $ 478,000 today when adjusted for inflation (outside NewYork, median net income per partner was $ 143,000 25 years ago and around $ 300,000 in today's dollars).

The average total damages award in the 2003 - 13 cases ($ 61,662) is more than double (2.2 times) what it was between 1973 - 83 ($ 27,464) when adjusted for inflation.

The study has a number of interesting results: it demonstrates that the average non-pecuniary damages award has more than doubled between the two periods studied — even when adjusted for inflation.

The ABA is requesting LSC funding of $ 482 million for fiscal 2019, an amount that would match the funding level for fiscal 2010 when adjusted for inflation.

When adjusted for cost of living, Nevada, Connecticut and Illinois emerge as the most profitable states for attorneys based on real hourly rates; conversely, Nebraska, Tennessee and Wisconsin are the lowest hourly rate states in real terms.

Crunching those numbers, MacEwen found that firms have experienced an absolute growth rate in revenue of 215 percent over ten years, or 146.5 percent when adjusted for inflation.

That means that customers in New York City are paying less per unit of power in 2015 than they were in 2011, when adjusted for inflation.

AGNES In June 1972, Tropical Storm Agnes fused with another storm system in the northeastern U.S., flooding areas from North Carolina to New York State, causing 122 deaths and more than $ 6 billion dollars in damage (when adjusted for inflation).

He was referring to the $ 82.5 million ($ 157.6 million when adjusted for inflation) paid by Japanese businessman Ryoei Saito for van Gogh's Portrait of Dr. Gachet, then the most ever paid for a work of art.

When adjusted for inflation (and not including service fees), the average cost of a domestic trip has actually decreased over the last two decades.

of 22.5 % crude protein on a dry matter basis (i.e. when adjusted for water).

The Project on Student Debt found that two - thirds of 2011 college graduates — the most recent year for which data are available — graduated with an average student loan debt of $ 26,600, or $ 27,500 when adjusted for inflation.

It's now worth $ 10,820.88 when adjusted for expected defaults.

Going back further, it's around 10 %, and 7 % when adjusted for inflation.

When adjusted for inflation (and not including service fees), the average cost of a domestic trip has actually decreased over the last two decades.

Annual returns have averaged 4.23 % over the past 16 years, and when adjusted for inflation, this amounts to only about 2 - 3 % real returns per year, despite having just as much equity risk as the C Fund or the S Fund.

In short, how the investment fared when adjusted for inflation five years ago won't necessarily matter when an investor buys it tomorrow.

The similarity of bond and stock performance is even greater when adjusted for risk.

From 1930 to 1932, long - term Treasury Bonds returned an annualized +5 % both from 1930 to 1932 and during the decade of the 1930s (+15 % and +7 %, respectively, when adjusted for inflation / deflation), while short - term T - Bills provided an annualized +1.5 % from 1930 to 1932 and an annualized +0.6 % for the decade overall (+11 % and +3 %, respectively, when adjusted for inflation / deflation).

While American households have succeeded at paying down some of their debt over the past three years, the median household's total savings have declined when adjusted for inflation.

Nearly a decade ago, the 10 - year Treasury yield finished 2007 at 4.02 %; it now stands near 2.50 %.1 When adjusted for inflation, even the 0.75 % bump in the 10 - year Treasury yield amounts to a modest 0.40 % increase.

The fees also failed to show any changes when we adjusted for different locations, which suggests that these numbers are more like guidelines than exact numbers.

Since it's inception the S&P 500 has returned approximately 8.5 % a year when adjusted for inflation (not accounting for dividends).

The advantages of screening are greater in the SmallCap universe, but when adjusted for risk the benefits are greater in the LargeCaps.

Besides the benefit of deducting mortgage interest on your tax returns each year, when adjusted for inflation, «[a mortgage] is the cheapest debt you can have, if you must,» Piccone says.

The apparent 22.3 % loss in value over 16.5 years is actually much worse when adjusted for inflation — figure a 70 % haircut, excluding dividends.

Bond returns over the long term are, at best, barely positive when adjusted for inflation.

When adjusted for inflation, moreover, the Dow is still 9 percent below the previous all - time high hit on Oct. 9, 2007.