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In a more encouraging sign, retail sales rose by an inflation-adjusted 14. 8% during the year.

Rich countries use less than half as much oil as they did in 1970 for each inflation-adjusted dollar of GDP.

The Bush Administration suggested that, somehow, Constellation could get off the ground within NASA's existing inflation-adjusted budget.

Its economy shrank for a few months in 2002 and then grew an inflation-adjusted 63 percent in the next six years.

In inflation-adjusted terms, however, the Dow today is only a little over twice its 1929 peak, according to Ned Davis Research.

Nymex crude oil so far this year is up 27% and is now 17% above its previous inflation-adjusted record in April 1980.

Savers took a real, inflation-adjusted loss, which corresponded to an improvement in the government's balance-sheet.

That isn't bad, but it would amount to a rather paltry 1. 4% increase in inflation-adjusted GDP in the first two quarters after recession.

The US government can currently borrow for 30 years at a real (inflation-adjusted) interest rate of 1% per year.

From the richest to the poorest, inflation-adjusted incomes were lower in 2010 than they were a decade ago.

In real, inflation-adjusted terms, by mid-2007 it was back precisely where it was on the eve of the Plaza Accord.

In the 13 quarters since the beginning of 2008, inflation-adjusted annualised growth in consumption has averaged 0. 5 per cent.

Prof. William Hausman at the College of William & Mary long has urged the media to offer people inflation-adjusted stock charts.

But since the start of 2009, inflation-adjusted wages have been roughly flat.

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on Friday noted that the yuan had gained in real, inflation-adjusted terms.

Gross domestic product is up, but the inflation-adjusted income of the median family is probably lower than it was in 2000.

Although spending has recovered a bit, it is still an inflation-adjusted 1. 9% below its peak 2008 levels.

The minimum wage, at its pre-1970s peak, was almost 50 percent higher than it is now (inflation adjusted, naturally).

But inflation-adjusted premiums on private health insurance rose more than 700 percent over the same period.

While China's export growth has slowed, it is still growing at 7% in year-on-year, inflation-adjusted terms.

It is very probable that in the long-run the (inflation-adjusted) prices of commodities will rise.

He checks inflation-adjusted performance to monitor investments' real value.

The real purchasing-power of fixed payments is eroded by inflation unless they are inflation-adjusted to keep their real values constant.

In March 2009 the Dow briefly fell back to its inflation-adjusted value from 1966.

It found that college tuition in recent decades has delivered an inflation-adjusted annual return of more than 15 percent.

Seven of the 12 county types actually had a lower median family income in 2010 than they did 30 years before in inflation-adjusted dollars.

Wealth was badly hit, with inflation-adjusted residential real estate prices falling by about 50 per cent since their peak.

But the newest, inflation-adjusted estimates now put just the price of the Anaheim to San Francisco route at $42. 6 billion.

Inflation-adjusted tuition at public four-year colleges has risen by more than 70 percent over the past decade.

On a per-person basis, inflation-adjusted GDP stands at virtually the same level as in the second quarter of 2005.

From 2000 until mid-2007, the Japanese currency steadily weakened, falling to 20-year lows on an inflation-adjusted basis.

Over the past year, the yuan has appreciated by about 5% against the dollar, or about 7% to 8% in inflation-adjusted terms.

Median income for working-age families was actually $2, 100 lower in inflation-adjusted terms in 2007 than it had been in 2000.

The wealth amounts are inflation adjusted to 2002 dollars, hence Mr. Kluge's worth is listed at $7 billion rather than $5 billion.

In America families with stay-at-home wives have the same inflation-adjusted income as similar families did in the early 1970s.

And higher inflation in China is already pushing up the yuan's inflation-adjusted value, which is what matters for trade flows.

In inflation-adjusted terms this is far lower than rates of the country's key trading partners.

Still, the ratio remains under the peaks of 1980 and the 1930s, and gold is still below its inflation-adjusted record near $2, 500.

After all, most of us still have more inflation-adjusted dollars than our grandparents had, and they didn't live in an unremitting funk.

The real inflation adjusted all time high for silver is over $400 per ounce.

The Yankees' median salary was $5. 5 million, seven times the 1990 figure, inflation-adjusted.

That is barely above the inflation-adjusted Treasury yield, which is 3% to 4%, depending on your estimate of coming inflation.

Total inflation-adjusted economic output has risen more than 70% in China since 2005 and about 55% in India, but only 16% in the U. S.

By 1936 inflation-adjusted GDP was back to 1929 levels.

Lending by Chinese banks jumped 32. 5 percent in 2009 in inflation-adjusted terms.

The International Monetary Fund forecasts inflation adjusted growth in developing Asia will be 7. 3% in 2010, compared to 3. 1% globally.

The 2010 yearly average of $1, 154 is still 29% below the inflation-adjusted price in 1980 of $1, 623.

From 1995 to 2004, inflation-adjusted average family income rose 14. 3 percent, to $43, 200.

Late last year, for example, Americans got a big boost to inflation-adjusted pay because of the huge drop in gasoline prices.