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1 headline inflation rate
headline inflation rate ECON, STAT maßgebliche Inflationsrate f, Gesamtinflationsrate f, (statistisch) ausgewiesene Inflationsrate f, allgemeine Teuerungsrate f; (jarg) Headline-Inflation f (opposite: 1. core inflation rate = Kerninflationsrate; 2. perceived inflation rate = gefühlte Inflationsrate = wahrgenommene Inflationsrate)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > headline inflation rate
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2 perceived inflation rate
perceived inflation rate ECON, STAT gefühlte Inflationsrate f, wahrgenommene Inflationsrate f (opposite: headline inflation rate = maßgebliche Inflationsrate, Gesamtinflation, allgemeine Teuerungsrate, statistisch ausgewiesene Inflationsrate)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > perceived inflation rate
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3 perceived inflation
perceived inflation (infrml) GEN, MEDIA, ECON gefühlte Inflation f, wahrgenommene Inflation f (der Index der wahrgenommenen Inflation = IWI = index of perceived inflation misst subjektiv-verzerrt wahrgenommene Preissteigerungen bei der überschaubaren Anzahl häufig gekaufter Waren und Dienstleistungen des täglichen Bedarfs = convenience goods; Verlustaversion = loss aversion verstärkt die Verzerrung, weil Preiserhöhungen als Verlust doppelt so stark und länger wahrgenommen werden als Preissenkungen; sie lag im Januar 2002, dem Zeitpunkt der Euro-Bargeldeinführung, bei ca. 11 %, im Oktober 2007 bei ca. 6,4 %; Gegensatz: statistisch ausgewiesene Inflationsrate = headline inflation rate, wie z. B. gemessen mit dem HVPI = Harmonisierter Verbraucherpreisindex = HICP = Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > perceived inflation
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4 underlying inflation
underlying inflation ECON, STAT unvermeidliche Inflationsrate f, Kerninflation f, Grundinflation f (inflation rate excluding energy and food prices; synonymous: core inflation; opposite: headline inflation = statistisch ausgewiesene Inflation = Gesamtinflation; ECB)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > underlying inflation
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