Real terms definition
Real terms means after the effect of inflation has been removed.
Real terms means that a value has been adjusted to take inflation into account.
Real terms means either constant dollar or chained dollar estimates. Constant dollar estimates use a base year to establish both the level and the weights. Chained dollar estimates use changing weights such that the weights of year t are used for growth between t and t+1, using the base year only to establish the level.
Examples of Real terms in a sentence
Florida Owned Real terms is insured under family and collectible title insurance policies.
More Definitions of Real terms
Real terms means no less than inflation, as measured by the index of consumers prices (In dice de Precos ao Consumidor - IPC) as published by the Fundacao ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇.
Real terms means 4% after deducting the expected annual rate of inflation.
Real terms means above the rate of inflation.
Real terms means that the inflationary effect has been taken into account.