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Definition of purchasing power - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
economicsTECH. value of currency in buying goods or servicesTECH.
- Inflation decreases the purchasing power of money.
2.
spending powerTECH. available income for consumers to make purchasesTECH.
- High wages increase the purchasing power of workers.
3.
bulk buyingTECH. ability of large groups to secure better pricesTECH.
- The company's purchasing power led to significant discounts.
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business
indicator of economic health and purchasing power
money value
purchasing power of income after accounting for inflation
business
the function of money to retain purchasing power
business
wages paid in money without considering purchasing power
acr: purchasing power parity
compares different countries' currencies for equal value
currency value
exchange rate that equalizes purchasing power
Examples of purchasing power in a sentence
High purchasing power allows consumers to buy luxury items. Inflation can erode purchasing power over time. The report analyzed the purchasing power of different demographics. Their purchasing power allowed them to negotiate lower prices. With increased purchasing power, they could buy in bulk.
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- French:pouvoir d'achat, capacité d'achat, ...
- German:Kaufkraft, Einkaufsmacht, ...
- Italian:potere d'acquisto, capacità di spesa, ...
- Spanish:poder adquisitivo, ...
- Portuguese:poder de compra, ...
- Chinese:购买力, 议价能力, ...
- Japanese:購買力, 買い付け力, ...
- Arabic:القُوَّة الشِرَائِيَّة, قُوَّة شِرَائِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:כֹּחַ קְנִיָּה, כּוֹחַ קְנִיָּה, ...
- Russian:покупательная способность, ...
- Ukrainian:купівельна спроможність, ...
- Hindi:क्रय शक्ति, क्रयशक्ति, ...
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