Based on the
GDP deflator, the price level in Slovakia vis-a-vis the eurozone fell by almost 4 percent in the past three years.
The 2017
GDP deflator shows an inflation rate of 2.
The
GDP deflator is minus this time, because of low commodity prices that have pushed inflation into the negative territory.
As time passes, the effects of nonmonetary events (velocity) on the
GDP deflator fade and the connection between excess-money growth and prices starts to predominate.
The
GDP deflator, a key price change gauge for the government, fell 0.
In light of this, we considered four measures of inflation based on four measures of the aggregate price level: 1) the
GDP deflator, 2) the price deflator for the nonfarm business sector (NFB), 3) the Consumer Price Index (CPI), and 4) the price deflator for personal consumption expenditures (PCE).
We want to formulate new standards'' used for a new
GDP deflator, he said.
But even though the so-called
GDP deflator - which measures changes in the prices of domestically produced goods - jumped to a 1.
Inflation in 1993, as measured by the
GDP deflator, is expected to rise about the same as in 1992, between 2 and 3 percent.
The real wage is calculated as compensation per employee divided by the
GDP deflator.
According to the draft budget, the
GDP deflator stands at 14.
The data also showed that the
GDP deflator, a key inflation gauge, fell at the steepest rate ever of 3.
