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real terms — plural noun (economics) The cash value, adjusted according to eg a price index, of goods or a service • • • Main Entry: ↑real … Useful english dictionary
real terms accounting — A system of accounting in which the effects of changing prices are measured by their effect on a company s financial capital (i.e. shareholders equity) to see if its value is maintained in real terms. Assets are measured at current cost. Profit… … Accounting dictionary
real terms accounting — A system of accounting in which the effects of changing prices are measured by their effect on a company s financial capital (i. e. shareholders equity) to see if its value is maintained in real terms. Assets are measured at current cost Profit… … Big dictionary of business and management
real terms — actual terms, actual conditions … English contemporary dictionary
real terms — A representation of the value of a good or service in terms of money, taking into account fluctuations in the price level … Big dictionary of business and management
in real terms — ► used to describe the real level or amount of something, when you consider all the things that affect it, especially inflation: »In the past 10 years, gross income has increased by 22% in real terms. »Total expenditure will rise in real terms by … Financial and business terms
in real terms — phrase after considering all the things that affect the true value of something Spending was cut by 4% in real terms. Thesaurus: true, definite and based on factssynonym Main entry: real … Useful english dictionary
in real terms — after considering all the things that affect the true value of something Spending was cut by 4% in real terms … English dictionary
real — [[t]ri͟ːl[/t]] ♦ 1) ADJ Something that is real actually exists and is not imagined, invented, or theoretical. No, it wasn t a dream. It was real... Legends grew up around a great many figures, both real and fictitious. Syn: genuine Ant: imaginary … English dictionary
real — /rɪəl/ adjective 1. genuine and not an imitation ● His case is made of real leather or he has a real leather case. ● That car is a real bargain at £300. 2. (of prices) shown in terms of money adjusted for inflation ♦ in real terms actually or… … Marketing dictionary in english
