Similar words: deflate, deflated, deflation, deflationary, inflator, defibrillator, deflagration, reflate. Meaning: n. a statistical factor designed to remove the effect of inflation; inflation adjusted variables are in constant dollars.
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1. The price deflator measures the size of price increases, and detects whether higher costs drive consumers away from a product.
2. The Fed's preferred price gauge, the core personal-consumption deflator, went up by 2.4% in the year to October, only a little short of the fastest pace for a decade.
3. You vent your BC using the deflator valve and concentrate on breathing shallowly.
4. The deflator figures show downward pressure on prices remain, making it difficult for the BOJ to consider an exit policy.
5. The GDP deflator - the broadest measure of price changes in the economy - fell by 1.7 per cent last year.
6. The panel expects the core personal consumption expenditures deflator to rise 1.5 percent in 2010, following an identical gain in 2009.
7. The domestic-demand deflator plunged 2.6% -- the largest drop since 1958 -- indicating that companies are losing their ability to price goods and services.
8. Although economists caution that GDP deflator numbers often contain technical anomalies, taken together the two indicators suggest broader inflationary pressures.
9. The annual percentage rise in the implicit gross domestic product deflator.
10. Traders will also probably give more focus than usual on the release of the personal consumption expenditure (PCE) core deflator, the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge.
11. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Economic growth doubled in the second quarter, but in case it doesn't feel like the economy is expanding robustly, blame the deflator.
12. The difference between the arithmetic change of GDP from year to year and real GDP growth is called the deflator.
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13. Over the past decade annual inflation (as measured by the GDP deflator) has averaged 3.8% in China against 2.2% in America.
14. Given Thursday's estimate for 2008 of 30.067 trillion yuan, that points to nominal GDP growth of 16.9 percent last year and a GDP deflator of 7.9 percent.
15. It is all but impossible to make sense of China's GDP deflator over time.
16. "If you instead deflate the nominal GDP growth of 3.0 percent with the 4.3 percent increase in the gross domestic purchases deflator, then growth was -1.2 percent," he wrote on his blog.
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