If V shows a tendency to grow over time, or shrink over time, the money target should be adjusted accordingly to keep MV (total spending) in line with the noninflationary real growth potential of the economy.
But it is a sign of how far the political ground has shifted that Mr. King also suggested governments could be more explicit in specifying the time over which high inflation be bought back to target.
The catch-up contributions for workers over 50 clearly target women who have spent time out of the workforce.
More likely he saw it, at the time, as a surgical strike to target Plaid Cymru over what Labour has marked out as Plaid's weakness over job creation and the economy.
The hosts were also penalised for a slow over-rate, with skipper Reifer fined 10% of his match fee and his team mates 5% of their fees each for falling one over short of their target in the stipulated time.
One London Ambulance Service paramedic told Health Which? that response time figures are often deliberately altered if they are over the eight-minute target.
By the time the target got around to confronting them, the election would be all but over.
The information compiled not only demonstrates trends in credit card rates over time, but also indicates the different values credit card companies put on different target markets (consumer, business, etc.), as evidenced by the differences between rates for those markets.
He proposes that Japan should first set a target for the level of consumer prices, one that would rise over time to allow for a small positive inflation rate.
Some of them are working part time, and others, like our top rep in Orange County, are on target to make well over six figures this year.
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Match referee Chris Broad later fined Australia's players 15% of their match fees for a slow over-rate, after they were found to be three overs short of their target when time allowances were taken into consideration.
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