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Base yearThe year used as the basis for comparison by a price index such as the CPI. The index for any year is the average of prices for that year compared to the base year; e.g., 110 means that prices are 10% higher than in the base year. The base year is also the year whose prices are used to value something in real terms or after adjusting for inflation.Similar MatchesBase rateBase rateBritish equivalent of the US prime rate. Tax baseTax baseThe assessed value of the taxable property, assets, and income within a specific geographic area. Rate baseRate baseThe value of a regulated public utility and its operations as defined by its regulators and on which the company is allowed to earn a particular rate of return. Base periodBase periodA particular period of time used for comparative purposes when measuring economic data. Base metalsBase metalsThe main industrial non-ferrous metals excluding precious metals and minor metals. These are copper, primary aluminium, lead, nickel, tin and zinc. See London Metal Exchange. Further SuggestionsKnowledge baseAsset based financing Base currency Risk based capital ratio base rate Narrow Based base rate tracker mortgage Base money Rules-based trade policy Database Market based forecasting Results-based trade policy Common base year analysis Basel Accord Money base Debase Base Tax base Cashed Based Monetary base Base market value Foreign base company income Broad Base Market based corporate governance system Bank based corporate governance system |
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