compound rate

Sales are growing at a compound rate of 50pc a year.

And indeed, those earnings have been growing at a compound rate of more than 17 percent for the last 10 years.

This is a compound rate increase of 57.5 percent annually.

The compound rate of growth was 6.5 percent over this five-year period.

The function from the past to the future is the compounding rate of interest.

They have grown earnings at a 12 percent annual compound rate over the last 10 years.

The savings grow at an annual, compounded rate of 7%.

He added that the company's market capitalization grew at a compound rate of 35.3 percent a year.

The annual compound rate of return over 10 years based on these guaranteed rates will be 6.01 per cent.

"One negative return and the money disappears at compound rates.

If April's figure holds for 12 months, producer prices will rise at an annual compound rate of 8.9 percent.

If you are under 70, it is wise to choose compound rates instead of simple inflation protection.

Nationally, ticket prices have also increased, rising at a compound rate of 2.5 percent per year since 1989.

Earnings, cash flow and book value have all increased at a compound rate of more than 17 percent annually.

Annually thereafter, the exercise price will rise at a compounded rate of about 4% a year.

The continuously compounded rate of return in this example is:

Overall, the handset market is projected to grow at an annual compound rate of just under 23 percent over the next four years.

Moreover, the specialty stores' profitability went up at an annual compound rate of nearly 30 percent.

The yearly compounded rate is higher than the disclosed rate.

Sales of vision systems are expected to remain strong over the next five years, with an estimated 12.5% compound rate of annual growth.

The global economy must grow ceaselessly, relentlessly and at a compound rate in order to survive.

The annualized return is the average annual compounded rate of return.

Over this period the stock of such investments has expanded at an average annual compound rate of just under 19%.

If you can afford it, stick with a policy that offers inflation protection based on a 5 percent annually compounded rate.

"A pure financial investor with a preferred stock might look for a compound rate of about 20 percent," one venture capital expert said.