purchasing power

Purchasing power for most workers is less today than in 1981.

Purchasing power is about half what it was 18 months ago.

In other words his purchasing power is called the income effect.

As with all real estate, the question comes down to purchasing power.

Even gold as a purchasing power will not do that.

Purchasing power dropped even more to the level of 1986.

"You're going to lose 45 percent of your purchasing power."

Not for thirty years has their purchasing power been so low.

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All told, since 1985 the purchasing power of this aid has been cut by nearly half.

Indeed, according to her institute, public workers have lost about 2.5 percent of their purchasing power since 1983.

Over time, this increase in purchasing power can be enormous.

"The main difference is that women are beginning to understand their purchasing power," she said.

Salaries have lost much of their purchasing power in recent months.

Salaries have lost 40 percent of their purchasing power in the last five years.

Purchasing power has increased as a result of real estate development.

Since then, its purchasing power has deteriorated by 20 percent.

Both figures are expressed in terms of 1986 purchasing power.

And this is not a good time to slash purchasing power.

The sum, now relatively nothing, was a very big number in 1898 purchasing power.

But inflation was also caused by too much purchasing power in the economy.

"The reason these retailers are coming is that we have so much purchasing power," she said.

Nevertheless, domestic purchasing power is one of the best in the world.

Higher stock prices also enhance the purchasing power of companies.

"The population may be getting older, but the purchasing power is still people aged 18 to 49," he said.