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purchasing power ECON

constant purchasing power ECON

current purchasing power ECON

erosion of purchasing power

general purchasing power equivalents ECON

purchasing power guarantee ECON

purchasing power index ECON

purchasing power parity ECON

purchasing power risk ECON

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This financial loss of value is often expressed as a loss of purchasing power.
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Expenditures for war are taxing away one-third of the average worker's income and have cut the purchasing power of the farmer by one-third.
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As long as real prices fall (or real incomes rise), the additional purchasing power gives consumers the ability to purchase more products and services.
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This leads to dramatic decreases in the purchasing power of the country's assets and makes it increasingly expensive to import goods.
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This is because the return does nt reflect the same purchasing power in the current time period as did in the preceding one.
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Generic products are generally more popular in recessionary times, when consumers' purchasing power is lower, putting them on the lookout for value-for-money products.
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Being able to exchange real money for virtual currency provides the player purchasing power for virtual commodities.
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Although employers and workers set their wages in nominal terms, they are unable to predict the exact purchasing power of those wages.
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This concept in itself is a vicious mode of approaching the problem of prices and purchasing power.
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This leads to decreases in the purchasing power of the country's assets.
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