price index in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for price index in the English»French Dictionary

price index N

price index

indice m des prix

consumer price index, CPI N

consumer price index

indice m des prix à la consommation

retail price index, RPI N

retail price index

indice m des prix à la consommation

producer price index N

producer price index

indice m des prix à la production

wholesale price index N

wholesale price index

indice m des prix de gros

Translations for price index in the English»French Dictionary

cost-of-living index Brit, consumer price index Am

indice des prix à la consommation

Translations for price index in the French»English Dictionary

indice des prix à la consommation

retail price index Brit

indice des prix à la consommation

consumer price index Am

INSEE

The main government statistics office which carries out surveys and compiles the monthly price index.

Translations for price index in the English»French Dictionary

I.index <pl indexes or indices> [Brit ˈɪndɛks, Am ˈɪnˌdɛks] N

1. index TYPO:

index

index m inv

2. index (card catalogue):

index

catalogue m

author/subject index

catalogue par auteur/sujet

3. index MATH:

index (of power)

exposant m

index (of radical)

indice m

4. index:

index ECON, FIN

indice m

cost-of-living index Brit, consumer price index Am

indice des prix à la consommation

5. index PHYS:

6. index (indication):

index

indice m (of de)

7. index (list):

index

répertoire m

8. index COMPUT:

index

index m inv

index attr file

des index

index register, word

d'index

9. index MOTOR (registration number):

index

numéro m d'immatriculation

II.index [Brit ˈɪndɛks, Am ˈɪnˌdɛks] VB trans

1. index TYPO:

index book

munir [qc] d'un index

index word

indexer

this book is badly indexed

l'index de ce livre est mal fait

2. index (catalogue):

index article, book, data, information, subject

classer, cataloguer (under sous, à)

3. index:

index ECON, FIN

indexer

to index sth to sth

indexer qc sur qc

indexed to inflation

indexé sur l'inflation

4. index COMPUT:

index

indexer

III.index [Brit ˈɪndɛks, Am ˈɪnˌdɛks] VB intr

index

établir un index

IV.indexed ADJ COMPUT

indexed address, addressing, file

indexé

See also refractive index

refractive index N

refractive index

indice m de réfraction

I.price [Brit prʌɪs, Am praɪs] N

1. price COMM:

price (gen) (cost) lit, fig

prix m

the price per ticket/kilo/head

le prix du billet/du kilo/par personne

to sell sth for or at a good price

vendre qc à un bon prix

at competitive/attractive prices

à des prix compétitifs/intéressants

‘we pay top prices for…’

‘nous payons le prix fort pour…’

cars have gone up/fallen in price

les voitures ont augmenté/baissé

to give sb a price (estimate)

donner un prix à qn

what sort of price did you have to pay?

à peu près combien est-ce que tu as eu à payer?

to pay a high price for sth lit

payer cher qc

to pay a high price for sth/for doing fig

payer cher qc/d'avoir fait

loss of independence was a high price to pay for peace

perdre son indépendance c'était cher pour obtenir la paix

no price is too high for winning their support

on ferait tout pour obtenir leur soutien

that's the price one pays for being famous

c'est le prix de la célébrité

he paid a very low price for it lit

il l'a acheté à très bas prix

that's a small price to pay for sth/for doing fig

ce n'est pas un gros sacrifice pour obtenir qc/pour faire

you can achieve success—but at a price!

tu peux réussir—mais à quel prix!

that can be arranged—for a price! (gen) hum

ça peut s'arranger, si tu y mets le prix!

she wants to get on in life, at any price or whatever the price

elle veut à tout prix réussir dans la vie

peace at any price

la paix à n'importe quel prix

I wouldn't buy/wear that horrible thing at any price!

pour rien au monde je n'achèterais/ne porterais cette horrible chose!

2. price COMM:

price (gen) (value) lit, fig

valeur f

of great price

d'une grande valeur

beyond or above price

(d'une valeur) inestimable

to put a price on lit object, antique

évaluer

to put or set a high price on loyalty, hard work

attacher beaucoup de prix à

you can't put a price on friendship

l'amitié n'a pas de prix

what price all his good intentions now!

qu'en est-il maintenant de ses bonnes intentions!

3. price (in betting):

price lit

cote f

what price he'll turn up late? fig

qu'est-ce que tu paries qu'il va arriver en retard?

II.price [Brit prʌɪs, Am praɪs] VB trans

1. price (fix, determine the price of):

price product, object

fixer le prix de (at à)

a dress priced at £30

une robe à 30 livres

this product is reasonably/competitively priced

ce produit est à un prix raisonnable/compétitif

a moderately-priced hotel

un hôtel aux tarifs raisonnables

2. price (estimate, evaluate the worth of):

price object

estimer la valeur de

3. price (mark the price of):

price product

marquer le prix de

III.price [Brit prʌɪs, Am praɪs]

every man or everyone has his price

on peut acheter n'importe qui à condition d'y mettre le prix

to put a price on sb's head

mettre à prix la tête de qn

he has a price on his head

sa tête a été mise à prix

See also selling price, half-price, full price

selling price N

selling price

prix m de vente

half-price ADV ADJ

half-price

à moitié prix

full price ADJ ADV

full price

au prix fort

price index in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for price index in the English»French Dictionary

retail price index N

retail price index

indice m des prix de détail

Translations for price index in the French»English Dictionary

indice des prix

price index

Translations for price index in the English»French Dictionary

I.index [ˈɪndeks] N

1. index <-es> (alphabetical list):

index

index m

2. index <-ices> <[or -es]> ECON, MATH (figure):

index

indice m

the cost-of-living index

l'indice officiel du coût de la vie

3. index <-ices> <[or -es]> (indication):

index

indice m

4. index no pl REL:

the Index

l'Index m

II.index [ˈɪndeks] VB trans a. ECON

index

indexer

I.price [praɪs] N

price

prix m

computer prices

le prix des ordinateurs

a price fall/rise

une baisse/augmentation des prix

a price range

une gamme de prix

a price tag

une étiquette

to ask a high price

demander un prix élevé

to make/name a price

fixer/donner un prix

to fetch a price

atteindre une somme

the price one has to pay for fame

le prix à payer pour la célébrité

to put a price on sth

évaluer qc

Phrases:

to set a price on sb's head

mettre la tête de qn à prix

to pay a heavy price, to pay the price

payer le prix

at a price

à un prix fort

at any price

à n'importe quel prix

what price sth?

que devient qc?

II.price [praɪs] VB trans

1. price (mark with price tag):

price

mettre le prix sur

to be priced at one franc

coûter un franc

2. price (set value):

price

fixer le prix de

to be reasonably price

avoir un prix raisonnable

to be reasonably price restaurant

être abordable

3. price (inquire about cost):

price

demander le prix de

Phrases:

to price oneself out of the market

ne plus pouvoir suivre la concurrence du marché

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In effect the price index of 100 for the base year is a numraire for price-index values in other years.

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Three years later, it developed a 90 component composite price index that was computed on a daily basis; that was expanded over the years.

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The housing price index fell 1.7% (q-o-q % change) in the third quarter, but declined sharply by fourth quarter of 2008 down by 15.5% (q-o-q % change).

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To make a more significant comparison, economists divide a country's average income by its consumer price index.

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It is necessary to compare the cost of baskets of goods and services using a price index.

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Among these factors are the unemployment rate, bond yields, and the consumer price index.

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The mathematics of the calculation are identical to those for calculating any index number, such as a price index.

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Volatility swaps allow investors to trade the volatility of an asset directly, much as they would trade a price index.

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The price index for some period is usually normalized to be 1 or 100, and that period is called base period.

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The three economists developed an international price index for the valuation of each countrys quantities.

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