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31 Pensions and benefits had not risen to keep pace with the rate of inflation, especially in the 1970s.
32 I hardly dare to mention the 15 percent. average rate of inflation under the last Labour Government.
33 That compares very well with the current rate of inflation, which is now below 4 percent.
34 At the beginning of the year the government forecast that the rate of inflation for 1988 would be only 32 percent.
35 Private sector pay increases were again above the rate of inflation.
36 The annual rate of inflation, at 21.5 percent in 1990, had fallen to 12 percent by August 1991.
37 By mid-1983, more stable oil prices helped slow the rate of inflation, and employment prospects looked rather brighter.
38 He has pledged to increase support by 10 percent above the rate of inflation for the next three years.
39 Government statistics showed a small drop in the annual rate of inflation.
40 After full employment is reached, extra spending will only serve to add to the rate of inflation.
41 The annual rate of inflation is running at almost 13%.
42 One is the expected rate of inflation, and the other is the real rate of interest.
43 Forty-four percent of those surveyed thought the rate of inflation would accelerate in the year ahead....
44 By contrast the incomes of couples with children have risen significantly above the rate of inflation.
45 Corresponding to the dramatic acceleration in the stock of money was an equally dramatic acceleration in the rate of inflation.
46 Prices have increased way beyond the rate of inflation and the Government's legislation to check monopolies is a complete fiasco.
47 Would a slight rise in the rate of inflation from the current 2. 5 percent really hurt?
48 Over two years this pays out 3 per cent tax-free, plus the rate of inflation.
49 Thus, there is also an inverse relationship between the rate of inflation and the real demand for money.
50 In the longer run a policy choice which involved positive inflation would lead to an acceleration in the rate of inflation.
51 The headline rate of inflation was 3. 1 percent in November, down from 3. 2 percent a month earlier.
52 The implicit assumption of the naive Phillips curve was that the expected rate of inflation was zero.
53 The underlying rate of inflation, excluding mortgage interest payments, rose from 3.2 percent in January to 3.4 percent in February.
54 It is an empirical fact that the higher the rate of inflation is, the more unpredictable it will be.
55 This is because of the greater uncertainty about the future rate of inflation and future interest rate movements.
56 But if the expected rate of inflation changes then the Phillips curve will shift.
57 The same mistake concerning the expected rate of inflation is made year in and year out.
58 To find the underlying rate of inflation, it is necessary to look past such distortions.
59 The annual rate of inflation for June was lower at 3.9%, and the underlying trend appears downward.
60 The result was not only an increase in real wages but also a higher rate of inflation.
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