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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.

constant dollars

Dollars reported in unchanged value compared with the value reported on a previous date. For example, a company may have raised its dividends on each share of common stock from $2.00 in 1986 to $5.00 in 1996. However, after investors have adjusted for consumer price increases during the 10-year period, the 1996 dividend amounts to only $3.60 in constant dollars. In this case, the 1996 dollars are constant in terms of their 1986 purchasing power.

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Automatic Investment Program
Automatic Reinvestment
Averaging
Constant Dollar
Constant dollar accounting
Constant Dollar Plan
Constant-Dollar Plan
Dolares constantes
Dollar Cost Averaging
Dollar-Cost Averaging
Dollari constanti
GDP Implicit Price Deflator
Real Gross Domestic Product
Systematic Investment Plan

Sawyer, Executive Editor For a surprising look at gasoline prices in both current and constant dollars, see: http://www1.

The fuel efficiency follies: you can't save your way out of petroleum ... by Sawyer, Christopher A. / Automotive Design & Production

At private two-year colleges, average compensation rose over the period to $37,300 from $32,700 in constant dollars.

Report projects 12 percent enrollment increase by Pekow, Charles / Community College Week

From 2001-02 to 2013-14, current expenditures in constant dollars are projected to increase 32% to $498 billion Per Pupil 22% Current expenditures per pupil in constant 2002-03 dollars increased from 1988-89 to 2001-02.

The year 2014 by Dianis, Laura / District Administration

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Consolidated Income Statement

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Consolidated Mortgage

Consolidated Mortgage Bond

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Consolidated Tape

Consolidated Tax Return

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