In many countries, tobacco taxes have fallen in real terms.

(a) Preserve the principal of the Fund in real terms

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The RMB appreciated by 18.6 in real effective terms, and by 16 in dollar terms, from June 2005 to August 2008.

Dollar depreciation improves Europe s terms of trade and real income.

In contrast, real oil prices were flat leading up to 1929, and down nearly 50 in real terms from the 1925 6 fuel folly peaks.

The real needs in terms of ICT innovation for development of receiving non G8 countries

The S P 500 is up 87 in real terms since March 9 of that year.

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.

The Shanghai Composite in China rose by a factor of five in real terms from 2005 to 2007, and then lost two thirds of its real value.

In real terms as shown in tables given above, girls women have not yet achieved equality in this field.

Median real income has fallen by over 1,500 in real terms, with American families being squeezed as wages lag behind inflation and key household expenses soar.

Child benefit payments made directly to the mother had more than doubled in real terms since 1997.

This means that real interest rates interest rates measured in terms of goods and services have stayed the same.

Meanwhile, the supply of most commodities is forecast to grow by no more than 2 annually in real terms.

During the first eight months of 2005, the Sudanese dinar appreciated by 17.5 per cent in real effective terms.

It was recently booming, up 74 in real terms in the US in the decade ending with its price peak, in 2008.

Total sales of consumer goods increased by 14.8 in 2010 and domestic fixed investment grew by 19.5 , both in real terms.

In other words, in real and practical terms, the role and the powers of the General Assembly should not be overshadowed.

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

Yet while the objectives set for the Organization were ever more numerous, available resources had not increased in real terms.

Aftermath All the main stock indexes of the future G7 bottomed out between September and December 1974, having lost at least 34 of their value in nominal terms, and 43 in real terms.

The real reason inflation indexed bond yields are an interesting economic variable is that they report on a market in which both investors and borrowers know exactly what is coming, in real terms.

In contrast, US home prices were uneventful before the Great Depression, and actually fell slightly in real terms between 1925 and 1929.

Angola, Ethiopia, Ghana, and Nigeria also had very significant real growth, but nominal GDP was boosted by very large terms of trade effects and real appreciation.

In tandem with an expected fall in world economic growth in 2005, growth in international trade is also expected to slow in real terms.

In real terms, wages no longer rose (indeed, the average real wage has been stagnant for 25 years in the US), and a growing share of manpower (currently around 15 ) was without steady employment.

In real, immediate human terms, it comes from fear, from injustice, from a loss of absolute values and from sheer rage.

In 2001 02, the GDP had grown from 433.6 million to 470.2 million, representing an annual economic growth rate of 8.4 per cent in money terms and 7.8 per cent in real terms after deducting inflation.

Indeed, private consumption in China has been growing in real terms at an annual rate of around 10 for the last seven years.

The only other way to achieve depreciation in real terms is through massive deflation of domestic prices, coupled with a severe recession.

But nevertheless, there's no real sense of separation from me in my heart, in terms of the love that I feel for these people.

Meanwhile, in real (inflation adjusted) terms, second tier players earn much less money from tournaments and exhibitions than they did in the 1970 s.

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.

Climate change therefore poses real challenges to farmers in terms of adapting farming methods to new weather conditions and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

The proposed final appropriation in the amount of 3,756,100 reflects a decrease of 896,100, in real terms, from the revised appropriation (A 60 575, para.

While admitting that the proposed increase of 0.5 per cent in real terms, or 6 per cent in nominal terms was not very significant, the Mexican delegation believed that the reforms implemented should have produced a reduction in the overall budget.

Peace will need to be cultivated in a holistic manner, both in terms of ideology and of real practice, both in our minds and on the ground.

The first answer, of course, is that the trade weighted dollar has fallen by more than 15 in real terms since its peak in early 2002.

The Sensex in India rose by a factor of five in real terms over 2003 to 2007, and has since lost a third of its value.

And so, the multicultural nature and the sort of cultural melting pot that's happening inside Second Life is quite I think, quite remarkable relative to what in real human terms in the real world we've ever been able to achieve.

The debtor countries would regain their competitiveness. Their debt would diminish in real terms and, if they issued Eurobonds, the threat of default would disappear.

Economic activity of this kind is of doubtful social value, yet it eats up real resources in terms of human talent, computing power, and debt.

Per capita GDP (excluding Iraq and Palestine) increased by 2.3 per cent in real terms, while average population growth was estimated at 2.4 per cent.