—n. 1 numerical proportion between two sets of things (moving at a rate of 5др.- еврейское и т. п. m.p.h.) or as the basis of calculating an amount or value (rate of interest). 2 fixed or appropriate charge, cost, or value; measure of this (postal rates; the rate for the job). 3 pace of movement or change (prices increasing at a great rate). 4 (in comb.) class or rank (first-rate). 5 (in pl.) tax levied by local authorities on businesses (and formerly on private individuals) according to the value of buildings and land occupied. —v. (-ting) 1 a estimate the worth or value of. b assign a value to. 2 consider, regard as. 3 (foll. by as) rank or be considered. 4 a subject to the payment of a local rate. b value for the purpose of assessing rates. 5 be worthy of, deserve. at any rate in any case, whatever happens. at this rate if this example is typical. [Latin rata: related to *ratio] Usage See note at community charge.
... Y falls (for example , during a cyclical decline ), Xn . increases , as imports decrease exchange rate effect As already noted , changes in exchange rates . affect exports and autonomous ... ... , it is important to. distinguish between nominal and real exchange rates Nominal and real exchange rate All our previous arguments concerned the nominal exchange rate The nominal ... (Macroeconomics)
... of foreign exchange reserves , the central bank may .be forced to officially change the exchange rate of the national . currency , i e its price (value ) relative to other currencies The official ... ... , i e its price (value ) relative to other currencies The official increase in the exchange rate of the national . monetary unit by the central bank under the fixed exchange .rate regime ... (Macroeconomics)
... . the supply of the national currency and increase the supply .of foreign currency in order to maintain the fixed rate of. the national currency The LM curve will shift to the left and will. be in its original position ... ... in the. differential of interest rates is higher , that is, the coefficient .c is greater (capital mobility is high ), therefore the rate of. exhaustion of foreign exchange reserves will be higher . (exhaustion of foreign exchange reserves will occur ... (Macroeconomics)
... KT Absolute increments kt Growth rates The pace growth % Growth rate ,% The value of 1 % of growth , kt Chain basic chains basic chains ... ... compared to 1994 .; for the remaining years , see table gr 3 and The growth rate shows how many times the level of. the row has changed compared to the previous ... (Probability theory. Mathematical Statistics and Stochastic Analysis)
... faith Being caught on this and laid off , workers who receive . an equilibrium wage rate can easily find another job at.the same rate Higher wages can ... ... imagines the minimum amount for which he agrees . to work (this value is called the reservation rate ). The higher the quality (qualification ) of workers , the higher this. amount If the firm establishes ... (Macroeconomics)
... , the resulting capital . inflow leads to a depreciation of the currency from .to e The real exchange rate will fall , increasing the demand . for domestic output , especially export demand The IS ... ... , especially export demand The IS curve shifts from to , increasing the. interest rate again to r * (i e , the movement from m B to m C) As before , the system will return to equilibrium (BP = through ... (Macroeconomics)
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