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And I find an un dictionaried word a word like un dictionaried, for example in almost every book I read. What about newspapers?

1. Strongly anti inflationary monetary policy.

1. Strongly anti inflationary monetary policy.

For his part, Bernanke led the intellectual charge toward inflation targeting by central banks, arguing that setting a target for annual inflation was a full and sufficient framework for monetary policy.

This reflected a decrease in real terms, due to inflation and the devaluation of the dollar.

This reflected a decrease in real terms, due to inflation and the devaluation of the dollar.

For the year 1993, Ukraine holds the world record for inflation in one calendar year.

This would be an opportune time for governments to issue more inflation indexed debt, to begin issuing it, or to issue nominal GDP linked debt, which is analogous to it.

In the second quarter, the German economy shrank at an annualized, seasonally and calendar adjusted rate of 2 .

In Mexico, all mortgages carry fixed interest rates, unlike the infamous exploding ARMs that left US homeowners ruing their choice of adjustable rate mortgages when interest rates rose. Mexican mortgages are indexed to inflation, but the state mortgage agency links that index to the minimum wage and makes up the difference if mortgage interest adjustments for inflation outpace wage growth.

Newspaper archive goes back to 1759, 58.1 million newspaper pages. If only one in 100 of those pages had an un dictionaried word on it, it would be an entire other OED.

Values are given in millions of United States dollars (USD) and have not been adjusted for inflation.

Costly oil is a tax on the poor in developing countries and a source of inflation for the developed countries.

Deflation increases the real (inflation adjusted) debt burden, as well as the real interest rate.

But then oil and gas prices (adjusted for inflation) entered a multi decade period of decline.

Yet no likelihood of inflation can be seen when tracking price indexes or financial market readings of forecast expectations.

The anti inflationary bias, which made sense until recently, now is seriously out of whack with current economic realities.

But this neglects global inflation driven by rising commodity prices, which has been increasingly evident.

The greenback has lost more than a quarter of its value against other currencies, adjusted for inflation, over the last decade.

As a result, over the last decade, the Chinese authorities implicit target for annual inflation and currency appreciation has been only about 3 .

The outlook for 2005 is for a slowdown in economic growth as commodity prices decline but for a slight increase in inflation.

(f) The implementation of a variety of information systems for supporting the efficiency of court processes, such as the Electronic Disclosure System, which has been implemented in both Tribunals electronic automated translation software case management software an electronic evidence management repository an automated indexed decisions database and an automated publishing system.

At 1,300, today s price is probably more than double very long term, inflation adjusted, average gold prices.

There is only one way out for Asia a significant increase in real, or inflation adjusted, policy interest rates.

Many macroeconomists attribute the sustained decline in inflation since the early 1980 s to the widespread use of this strategy.

The new conservative cycle was triggered by the inflation of the 1970 s, which seemed to be a product of Keynesian policies.

Indeed, the rate on inflation adjusted US Treasury bills (so called TIPS ) is now negative up to 15 years.

In the US and the UK, yields on intermediate term (5 year) inflation indexed bonds are already actually negative this year.

Deflation also magnified the real value of wages and salaries, thereby fueling layoffs and unemployment. Failure to hedge or index brought us the Great Depression.

In the United States, the price of agricultural land grew only 0.9 a year in real (inflation adjusted) terms over the entire twentieth century.

Sure, some might argue that inflation indexed bonds offer a better and more direct inflation hedge than gold. But gold bugs are right to worry about whether the government will honor its commitments under more extreme circumstances.

One oft heard justification for high asset prices is that real (inflation adjusted) long term interest rates are very low.

As a side benefit, the tax system would be automatically, fully, and transparently indexed to inflation.

Long term inflation indexed bond yields have fallen to around 1 a year, or less, in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the eurozone.

The index has risen 69 in real (inflation adjusted) terms since 2004, with most of the increase coming after 2007.

The overall rate of inflation in developing economies of the ESCAP region was unchanged from the previous year at 4.8 per cent in 2004.

After adjusting for inflation, today s price is nowhere near the all time high of January 1980.

As consumers stopped buying, real (inflation adjusted) interest rates should have fallen to encourage thrifty households to spend.

As a result, from 1995 to 2007, inflation adjusted government fiscal revenue increased 5.7 times.

They could merely create an indexed unit of account to replace currency for measuring economic quantities and defining prices.

In fact, there was a temporary upward spike in real long term interest rates during the financial crisis in countries with indexed bonds.

Fourth, gold prices rose sharply when real (inflation adjusted) interest rates became increasingly negative after successive rounds of quantitative easing.

Schedule I. Rates of exchange relative to the United States dollar and annual rates of inflation by main duty station included in the proposed programme budget and in the present report

Adjusted for inflation, US military spending has reached its highest level since World War II.