Übersetzung für 'in constant dollars' von Englisch nach Deutsch

in constant dollars {adv}

in konstanten Dollar / Dollarsfin.

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amount in dollars

Dollarbetrag {m}

Werbung

price in dollars

Preis {m} in Dollarcurr.

trading in U.S. dollars

Dollarhandel {m}

US-Dollar-Handel {m}

available in US dollars {adj} [postpos.]

in US-Dollar verfügbar

cheque denominated in dollars [Br.]

auf Dollar ausgestellter Scheck {m}

In round numbers, a diamond of this quality is worth five thousand dollars.

Ein Diamant dieser Qualität kostet rund fünftausend Dollar.

in constant touch {adv}

ständig in Verbindung

in constant fear {adv}

in ständiger Angst

built-in constant

integrierte Konstante {f}comp.

in constant requisition

ständig gebraucht

error in real constant

fehlerhafte Angabe {f} einer Real-Konstanten

error in integer constant

fehlerhafte Angabe {f} einer Integer-Konstanten

to live in constant fear of sth.

in ständiger Angst vor etw.^Dat. leben

dollars

Dollars {pl}

dollars [amount]

Dollar {pl}curr.

Dollars / $ [Richard Brooks]

Der MillionenraubfilmF

translation into dollars

Umrechnung {f} in Dollar

advertising dollars [Am.]

Werbegelder {pl}

exchange of dollars

Dollarumtausch {m}

• Instead of focusing on the start of the US financial crisis, Nitzan and Bichler focus on bear markets, the periods during which stocks (as measured in constant-dollars) were in a downward trend or where each successive peak is lower than the previous one.
• Employment doubled in 25 years and wage rates in constant dollars grew by 162 percent.
• While highly volatile, oil prices are typically three or more times higher than the average 1998 price in constant dollars.
• Federal spending in constant dollars increased under Bush by 26% in his first four and a half years.
• Upon retiring, a contributor receives regular CPP pension payments equal to 25% of the earnings on which CPP contributions were made over the entire working life of a contributor from age 18 in constant dollars.

• 4% from 2004 in constant dollars—slightly larger than Austria's gross domestic product.