indexation

• n. [计划] 指数化

1. a system of economic regulation: wages and interest are tied to the cost-of-living index in order to reduce the effects of inflation

Reforms usually begin with extra indexation and more frequent adjustment of controlled interest rates.

改革往往始于额外指数化,或者更加频繁地调整控制利率.

辞典例句

Thus, the portfolio of indexation fund should be guided by passive in stead of active investment.

因此, 指数型基金投资组合的构建应坚持被动投资,力避主动投资.

期刊摘选

However, China's iron and steel enterprises and can not accept the price indexation.

但中国的钢铁企业并不能接受定价指数化.

期刊摘选

The main snag about indexation lay in the indexation of wages.

指数化的主要障碍在于薪资的指数化.

期刊摘选

Although some wage indexation schemes have been dismantled, the reform of labor markets has been slow.

虽然某些工资指数化方案已被撤销, 但是劳力市场的改革一直缓慢.

辞典例句

There is a long history of indexation proposals for living with inflation.

顺应通胀的指数化提议已有着多年的历史.

期刊摘选

来自index,指数。

1. Reforms usually begin with extra indexation and more frequent adjustment of controlled interest rates.

改革往往始于额外指数化,或者更加频繁地调整控制利率.

来自辞典例句

2. Although some wage indexation schemes have been dismantled, the reform of labor markets has been slow.

虽然某些工资指数化方案已被撤销, 但是劳力市场的改革一直缓慢.

来自辞典例句

3. The main snag about indexation lay in the indexation of wages.

指数化的主要障碍在于薪资的指数化.

来自互联网

4. There is a long history of indexation proposals for living with inflation.

顺应通胀的指数化提议已有着多年的历史.

来自互联网

5. Thus, the portfolio of indexation fund should be guided by passive in stead of active investment.

因此, 指数型基金投资组合的构建应坚持被动投资,力避主动投资.

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indexation (n.)

1960, noun of action from index (v.).