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Constant dollar Condition in which inflation or escalation is not applicable. Prices and costs are deescalated or reescalated to a single point in time. Constant Dollar A measure of a dollar's value with respect to some year. One may use a constant dollar analysis to account for inflation. For example, suppose one wishes to measure changes in the U.S. national debt. It would be most useful to use a constant dollar format, for example, by measuring the national debt for all years in the dollar's value in the year 2000. This eliminates inflation as a consideration when analyzing the national debt. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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o North America Broadband services revenue up 14%; International Broadband services revenue up 22%, 34% on a constant dollar basis. For a surprising look at gasoline prices in both current and constant dollars, see: http://www1. At private two-year colleges, average compensation rose over the period to $37,300 from $32,700 in constant dollars. |
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