Examples of using Else being equal in English and their translations into Swedish
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All else being equal, it also means a lower growth rate.
A larger money supply in the future will lead, all else being equal, to a higher price level in the future.
Everything else being equal, shouldn't this result in massive retail inflation, sooner or later?
They are more likely to possess those qualities than a man is, everything else being equal. And that's fine.
Smaller diameter wheels, all else being equal, have higher rolling resistance than larger wheels.
thereby a higher expected future price level lead then to a depreciation of the currency today, all else being equal.
A country will become richer, all else being equal, if income isn't too unfairly distributed.
The results also indicate that an increased market share for the product of the month after the reform leads to higher prices/bids, all else being equal.
Everything else being equal, stabilising material use per capita would not reverse the trend in environmental degradation.
Because the 5.0% bond carries a higher interest rate, all else being equal, investors would be willing to pay more for that bond.
All else being equal, an expected path that is higher than the published path means that the actual monetary policy will be more contractionary than intended.
the interest rate would thereby be lower, all else being equal.
A weaker krona entails, everything else being equal, greater demand for Swedish goods
It is based on the fact that if the final price of a product falls sufficiently, demand for that product will rise, all else being equal.
If there have been changes in relative prices in the past(all else being equal), the reactions in lèrms of quantities demanded will be determinant in estab lishing substitutability.
One explanation for this could be that the number of hours worked per year per capita is significantly higher in U.S. than in Europe; all else being equal, this raises the relative growth.
More purchasers on the market should, everything else being equal, ease the way for a more competitive market with a larger number of buyers,
weighs increasingly heavily in the measurement of total productivity, defined as GDP per hour worked, this will, all else being equal, raise marginal and average productivity.
As you rightly say, Commissioner, everything else being equal, EU citizens should be able to move between Member States
they have done so successfully in the sense that, all else being equal, the profits have risen.
half a century later everything else being equal you are more likely to have high blood pressure obesity
the overall capital demand will not change as a result of the interest rate sensitivity analysis, all else being equal.
justifiable that we got such an outcome for example, all else being equal, if real interest rates go up or if the risk increases for some reason.
The economic mechanism underlying the measure is based on the fact that if the final price of a product falls sufficiently, demand for that product will rise, all else being equal.
Bear would fall, all else being equal, if the new contract has another lower price because of the discounted dividends.
the dollar should, all else being equal, lose somewhat in relative value.
Given the substantial closure of the US market to a number of traditional suppliers, all else being equal, the average rate of capacity utilisation of those suppliers could be expected to fall even further in 2002 unless they find new markets.
for example that countries with a parliamentary system- all else being equal- have a bigger public sector than countries with a presidential régime.
the fire would not have happened without it, everything else being equal) but non-redundant part of a condition which is itself unnecessary(since something else could have also caused the house to burn down)
2011 are much higher than the Riksbank's repo rate path and thus, all else being equal, this makes actual monetary policy more restrictive than intended.
