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rate of depreciation::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | depreciation rate |
| Type of | charge per unit, rate |
Examples of rate of depreciation
rate of depreciation
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
Among other signs of progress, the fiscal situation has improved, the currency's rate of depreciation has slowed and inflation has eased.
From the economist.com
A faster rate of depreciation means that to achieve a given reduction in a firm's capital stock, gross investment needs to fall by less.
From the economist.com
Germany's rate of currency depreciation and her State deficits now far exceed those of Soviet Russia.
From the time.com
Downloading Rite Aid's trading history back to 1980, we see the company generated an average annual compound rate of price depreciation of 6%.
From the usatoday.com
It also may slow the rate of foreclosures and possibly halt house price depreciation.
From the tennessean.com
It also might slow the rate of foreclosures and possibly halt house-price depreciation.
From the dispatchpolitics.com
The reason homes increase in value is because the land appreciates at a greater rate than the depreciation of the home itself.
From the latimes.com
Regarding the example of Switzerland, a short-tem appreciation and depreciation of foreign exchange rate haven't crucial effects as both can be hedged.
From the economist.com
