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depreciation rate::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | rate of depreciation |
| Type of | charge per unit, rate |
Examples of depreciation rate
depreciation rate
One of those is a proposal by McConnell to make uniform the depreciation rate for racehorses at three years.
From the courier-journal.com
The big savings for the 5-Series come from its lower depreciation rate and lower anticipated cost of maintenance, according to Vincentric data.
From the forbes.com
The reputation of a particular make or model could affect its depreciation rate too, as a car with perceived durability will often fetch higher prices as a used model.
From the latimes.com
Contracts based on the exchange rate in 12 months signal a 12.6 percent depreciation.
From the bloomberg.com
The standard mileage rate includes a depreciation component, which means you would be taking depreciation twice if you take both the std mileage rate and depreciation, regular or accelerated.
From the forbes.com
It also may slow the rate of foreclosures and possibly halt house price depreciation.
From the tennessean.com
In this case the government's spending would still be able to boost the economy, provided that it was accompanied by an exchange rate depreciation.
From the economist.com
Of course, it is important to take the counterfactual into account-perhaps without the exchange rate depreciation, British exports would have declined.
From the economist.com
Toss in taxes and fees, rate of depreciation and fuel costs and very quickly, a $30,000 car becomes much more than that.
From the forbes.com
