Purchasing power of exports of goods

It's based on purchasing power parity.

The continued high prices of food could strain the already low purchasing power of the chronically food insecure population.

That can t happen without increased wages and purchasing power for workers.

Moreover, falling commodity prices will also help increase household purchasing power.

The lower dollar also reduces the purchasing power of oil exporters.

To these factors the speaker added the people's low purchasing power.

They are, however, using the module for purchasing power parity calculations.

Regional purchasing offices with a professional purchasing staff have been established in areas of high demand, i.e. former Yugoslavia, Kenya, South Africa.

Regional purchasing offices with a professional purchasing staff have been established in areas of high demand, i.e. former Yugoslavia, Kenya, South Africa.

The new data are based on improved estimates of purchasing power parity (PPP).

Thus, in principle, the purchasing power for the extra output would be available.

A 20 dollar depreciation would therefore reduce Americans purchasing power by only 3 .

Purchasing power parities were of interest mainly for purposes of analysis and research.

Chile currently has a per capita GDP of 15,000, after adjusting for purchasing power.

Navy purchasing enough capacity to power a quarter of a million homes a year.

Sarkozy, who during his electoral campaign vowed to be the president who delivers on purchasing power, now faces an angry French public whose primary complaint is that purchasing power is being eroded by inflation.

Sarkozy, who during his electoral campaign vowed to be the president who delivers on purchasing power, now faces an angry French public whose primary complaint is that purchasing power is being eroded by inflation.

Will gold maintain its purchasing power value if inflation erodes the purchasing power of the dollar or the euro? And will gold hold its value in euros or yen if the dollar continues to decline?

GDP purchasing power parity in 2003 was around 2.33 billion, GDP real growth rate was approximately 2 per cent and per capita purchasing power parity was 36,000, one of the highest in the world.6 At the same time, Bermuda's high cost of living relegates it to ninth place on the list of countries with the highest purchasing power.7 In September 2004, Bermuda's inflation rate rose to 3.9 per cent, representing the highest inflation level in 14 years.

Thus, normal re equilibration to purchasing power parity should give the dollar slight upward momentum.

Fluctuations in exchange markets result in gains and losses in the purchasing power of reserves.

Real values are a measure of purchasing power net of any price changes over time.

Unemployment has increased sharply and the real purchasing power of families is continuing to decrease.

Several members stated that, under the current semi annual scheme, the delays in adjusting pensions in high inflation countries led to severe erosion of the purchasing power of pensions.

Unlike the French, who are handicapped by the high cost of housing, Germans purchasing power is more harmoniously distributed, creating more room for household consumption to contribute to economic growth.

This is eroding the external surplus, weakening domestic purchasing power, and causing investments to be postponed.

The purchasing power of the population is steadily deteriorating, resulting in successive strikes by civil servants.

Well, we have now the fifth largest economy in the world in purchasing power parity terms.

But if the majority keeps getting laid off, they don't have purchasing power the system collapses.

Holes in the social safety net have led to high and rising levels of precautionary saving driving a wedge between increases in labor income and any impetus to discretionary purchasing power.

At that price, the dollar was undervalued by roughly 10 relative to its purchasing power parity (PPP).

Urbanization is a building block for consumption, because it provides powerful leverage to Chinese households purchasing power.

On the one hand, there are more mouths to feed, and with greater purchasing power on average.

Purchasing power parity measures a country s income using a set of international prices applied to all economies.

Poverty has been conventionally viewed as the lack of income or purchasing power to secure basic needs.

Table 4 Shares in world total of IMF quotas and gross national income (purchasing power parity), 2002

And, as supply and demand defines equilibrium, prices rise, diminishing the purchasing power of each individual dollar.

As legions of new consumers gain purchasing power, demand inevitably rises, driving up the price of scarce commodities.

To strengthen purchasing power and to stimulate consumption, tax cuts on low and medium income households are essential.

The economist Menzie Chinn, using purchasing power parity (PPP) exchange rates, reckoned the renminbi s undervaluation to be 40 .

In fact, Brazilians purchasing power could shrink further, owing to the depreciation of the real against the dollar.

The concept of purchasing power parities had not yet been adequately developed to serve for international income comparison.

Headquarters purchasing

The basic idea is that, when comparing incomes across countries, variations in purchasing power should be taken into account.