Examples of using Average real in English and their translations into Russian
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Average real wage index.
On currency loans average real rate exceeded 46%.
Average real wage 1983 100.
Russia's Ministry of Economics predicts a 2.7% decrease in average real salary in 2009.
Growth of the average real allotted pensions over 10 months 2014 constituted 0.9.
The net effect of urbanization at the household level is an increase in average real income.
Consequently, average real wages in 2011 were 8.4 per cent lower than their level five years earlier.
However, information available on salaries points towards a decline in average real wages.
Average real wages in 3Q rose 5.5%YoY, driven by the public sector, agriculture, trade, and industry.
The year 1990 registered the sharpest fall in the average real income by more than 24% below the 1989 level.
As of 2006, the average real return per annum amounted to 6.2%(in Russian roubles), 6.21%(in US dollars), 4.49% in Euro.
Despite the relative economic recovery,there was a persistent decline in average real household expenditures.
In the electricity sector, average real prices in Australia fell by 19 per cent between the early 1990s and 2004.
It should be noted that, even during the recent economic expansion, average real wages stagnated or fell.
Index values for the average real wages of registered and unregistered wage workers and average wage ratios.
In 1986, on the eve of the fall of the Duvaliers, the Haitian market was one of the most protected markets, with average real protection rates of 100 per cent.
Average real wages have grown in other developed economies, but at a rate substantially lower than that prior to 1973.
The national human development report indicated that the average real income of the population had risen together with gross national income.
The average real price of lignite(with a heating value of 8,000 kJ/ kg) delivered to the above-mentioned power plants in 1997, was around US$9 per tonne.
This trend was halted and reversed in 1994,albeit the growth of average real income in no way compensated for the decline of 1990-1993.
Over the last 10 years, the average real wages of salaried employees and manual workers has remained practically static, despite the strong economic growth in the current decade.
The slowdown in the rate of inflation partly offset the fall in the nominal interest rate,so average real interest rates remained higher than in 1998.
Developing countries achieved an average real growth rate of 6.2 per cent, while annual growth among countries with economies in transition amounted to 7.1 per cent.
In a country such as Egypt, in the last seven years, even while productivity was steadily increasing, average real wages were declining, a stark indicator not only of a worsening income distribution but of a flawed economic policy approach.
The decline in average real wages was more pronounced in the West Bank; the modest rise in Gaza doesn't change the fact wages there are 70 per cent of the average in the West Bank Palestine Monetary Authority(PMA) et al., 2012.
The New Agenda set a desirable target of an average real growth rate of at least 6 per cent per annum of the gross national product for Africa.
In the United States, for example, average real wages have stagnated, with average compensation growing slightly when the value of non-wage benefits are included.
Given the current inflation target(5- 7%) and the average real growth rate in the past(approximately 5%), a target set at around 10- 12% appears to be reasonable.
Although the positive evolution of the average real wage reflects the preconditions to support the domestic consumption, this is mitigated by the dynamics of remittances.
Although there are a few exceptions, average real GDP per capita growth was 0.9 per cent during the 1990s in all LDCs-- excluding Bangladesh it was only 0.4 per cent.