nominal造句怎么写

Most economists think that the “neutral” rate of interest, which would neither stimulate nor restrain demand in the euro area, is now more than 3% (in nominal terms).

A rise in nominal values in deflation represents an ever greater rise in real values, so I think gold's price ascent in real terms will be nearly identical in inflation or deflation.

The most important issue, of which the Fed is keenly aware, involves the exit strategy for avoiding inflation once the economy has improved and short-term nominal interest rates are no longer zero.

All nominal outputs of the shift register are 1.

In Chinese, a preposition plus a nominal structure used as the adverbial must be placed before the predicate, e.g.

In an emerging economy with rapid productivity growth the real exchange rate should rise over time, through either higher inflation or a rise in the nominal exchange rate.

He cowered a little before his nominal son-in-law, a squire's son and a returned y's talk was a distasteful But unavoidable duty.

The price of uranium oxide, from which fuel for nuclear power plants is made, has risen from $7.25 a pound in 2001 to $47.25—a record in nominal terms.

The chairman is only the nominal ruler of the country.

Its effects are "hidden" to a certain extent, as the public doesn't see any nominal losses and only feels wealth destruction in obscure price inflation.

But a close look at the data suggests that the problem was mostly caused by extremely rapid nominal GDP growth, which actually tended to slow during energy shock periods like 1974 and 1980.

In particular, the team can estimate the three values — lowest, nominal, and highest estimations — assuming that the risk was removed, and then apply these values to reestimate the project variance.

If real dividends barely grow over the long term, then a forecast of stagnant nominal dividends may simply reflect investors' expectations of zero inflation.