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单词 consumer price index
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Definition of consumer price index in English:

consumer price index

noun

  • (in the US) an index of the variation in prices for retail goods and other items.

    （美国）消费价格指数

    Example sentencesExamples
    • The popular notion that the central bank can implement a policy of price stability by stabilizing changes in a price index like the consumer price index is therefore erroneous.
    • Right now, benefits are set by a complex formula when a person first retires, and then are adjusted for inflation using the consumer price index.
    • By contrast, salary increases for the same period in 2001 increased by 2.4 per cent against the consumer price index.
    • It also announced a new mechanism that appeared to link the licence fee to the consumer price index.
    • The second column in the table shows the rental index from the consumer price index.
    • But the principal value is adjusted twice a year to reflect inflation, as measured by increases in the consumer price index.
    • A better bet is to predict the price deflator using the consumer price index for non-durable goods.
    • When adjusted by the consumer price index, gas costs 36% less than it did in 1980.
    • The price of the television licence is linked to the consumer price index which means that any increase has implications for inflation.
    • For comparison, Labor notes medical prices rose by about 50% as measured in the consumer price index.
    • Salary increases for the same period last year averaged 8 per cent against the consumer price index of 5.6 per cent.
    • The year on year inflation rate for the composite consumer price index declined to 22.2 per cent for May 2001.
    • Gas and fuel prices have had a sizable impact on the consumer price index.
    • In recent years, software publishers have hit consumers with a double whammy that very likely escapes the consumer price index.
    • The Central Statistics Office translates this figure into €115.01 for this year, adjusted in line with the consumer price index.
    • Index the 60 per cent of median income to the consumer price index, and by 2001, only 2 per cent of people fell below the line.
    • Another likely change: Today's retirees get an annual cost-of-living adjustment based on the consumer price index.
    • Because of higher oil prices, the total consumer price index rose 0.6% in March from February.
    • In the present U.S. system, benefits after retirement are indexed to the consumer price index.
    • But the Fed also reacts to recent inflation as gauged by the consumer price index.

Definition of consumer price index in US English:

consumer price index

(also CPI)
nounkənˈs(y)o͞omər prīs ˈinˌdeks

  • An index of the variation in prices paid by typical consumers for retail goods and other items.

    （美国）消费价格指数

    Example sentencesExamples
    • In the present U.S. system, benefits after retirement are indexed to the consumer price index.
    • The second column in the table shows the rental index from the consumer price index.
    • Gas and fuel prices have had a sizable impact on the consumer price index.
    • A better bet is to predict the price deflator using the consumer price index for non-durable goods.
    • By contrast, salary increases for the same period in 2001 increased by 2.4 per cent against the consumer price index.
    • When adjusted by the consumer price index, gas costs 36% less than it did in 1980.
    • Because of higher oil prices, the total consumer price index rose 0.6% in March from February.
    • For comparison, Labor notes medical prices rose by about 50% as measured in the consumer price index.
    • Salary increases for the same period last year averaged 8 per cent against the consumer price index of 5.6 per cent.
    • The year on year inflation rate for the composite consumer price index declined to 22.2 per cent for May 2001.
    • In recent years, software publishers have hit consumers with a double whammy that very likely escapes the consumer price index.
    • Another likely change: Today's retirees get an annual cost-of-living adjustment based on the consumer price index.
    • But the principal value is adjusted twice a year to reflect inflation, as measured by increases in the consumer price index.
    • The Central Statistics Office translates this figure into €115.01 for this year, adjusted in line with the consumer price index.
    • It also announced a new mechanism that appeared to link the licence fee to the consumer price index.
    • The popular notion that the central bank can implement a policy of price stability by stabilizing changes in a price index like the consumer price index is therefore erroneous.
    • Right now, benefits are set by a complex formula when a person first retires, and then are adjusted for inflation using the consumer price index.
    • Index the 60 per cent of median income to the consumer price index, and by 2001, only 2 per cent of people fell below the line.
    • The price of the television licence is linked to the consumer price index which means that any increase has implications for inflation.
    • But the Fed also reacts to recent inflation as gauged by the consumer price index.
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