In some contexts (the analysis of financial leases, for example) depreciation tax shields are treated as safe, nominal cash flows and are discounted at an aftertax borrowing or lending rate.
Well, if the concierge has the right contacts, and you've given them enough time, they might even be able to get that access for you for free or at a very nominal cost.
The rich coastal region cities of Beijing and Shanghai have a far higher nominal per capita income - sometimes more than double or quadruple that of those living inland.
The 2021 nominal GDP per capita in Alberta was 84,505 Canadian dollars or about 62, 000 US dollars which is by far the highest of any of Canada's provinces and is more comparable to American states like Florida.
We will see that increases in money supply and aggregate financing are generally in step with economic growth in nominal terms, maintain a proper and adequate level of liquidity supply, and keep the macro leverage ratio generally stable.
“If companies really take advantage of that and just charge nominal fees to download your favorite character off Star Wars and 3-D print it, I think that's going to prevent a lot more piracy, ” said Porqueras.
In a system of paper (and electronic) currency, however, policymakers have no choice but to set what economists call a " nominal anchor" , a peg that determines the value of money.
That is now the consensus view: it has the nominal support of every government and science academy on the planet, and crucially its where the money is.
In the 1980s the Securities and Exchange Commission required companies to publish balance-sheets and income statements both in nominal terms and adjusted for inflation.