It's based on purchasing power parity.

这是建立在购买力对等基础上的。

The purchasing power of the people has been increasing.

们的购买力持续增长。

People's purchasing power recently really went down.

最近们的购买力确实下了。

Inflation reduces the purchasing power of people living on fixed incomes.

通货膨胀低了靠固定收入生活的们的购买力。

Inflation erodes the purchasing power of the families with lower income.

通货膨胀损害低收入家庭的购买力。

Purchasing power will go down significantly which will hit retailers hard.

购买力将大幅下，这将严重打击零售商。

If prices go down, he can consume more stuff. His purchasing power has increased.

如果价格下，他可以消费更多物品，购买力增加了。

Inflation is the textbook term for prices rising over time and purchasing power falling.

通货膨胀是一个教科书术语，指物价随着时间的推移而上涨，但购买力却在下。

Therefore, they are an age group that is financially comfortable with strong purchasing power.

因此他们是经济状况良好、购买力强的年。

Inflation reduces the purchasing power of money that is earned from work or saved.

通货膨胀低了工作所得或储蓄资金的购买力。

Or if prices go up, he has to consume less. His purchasing power has decreased.

如果价格上涨，他必须减少消费，购买力下了。

In 2008, the per capita GDP measured by purchasing power parity was 21% of the US.

“2008年，美国均GDP中购买力占比为21%。

The result is a big hit to firms' costs and households' purchasing power.

这一结果是对企业成本和家庭购买力的巨大打击。

The bank of Mozambique predicts purchasing power will worsen, meaning banana wholesalers can expect more pedaling.

莫桑比克银行预测购买力将恶化，这意味着会有更多香蕉批发商选择用自行车运输。

Sorry. After adjusting for inflation, you're actually losing three percent of your purchasing power.

很遗憾。经过通货膨胀调整后，你实际损失了3%的购买力。

Similarly, the real value of savings looks a bit less impressive given the reduction in purchasing power.

同样，考虑到购买力的下，储蓄的实际价值看起来不那么令印象深刻。

But you're probably thinking, " Well, what about, you know, in countries where there's lower purchasing power? "

也许你会想，“嗯，你看，对于购买力比较弱的国家又会怎么样呢？”

At the same time, inflation has made construction materials more expensive, decreasing the purchasing power of public agencies.

与此同时，通货膨胀使建筑材料变得更加昂贵，低了公共机构的购买力。

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Inflation is the textbook term for prices rising over time and purchasing power falling.

通货膨胀这个专业术语指的是，价格随着时间推移上涨，而购买力却随之不断下。

Their high profits typically flow to investors, not workers. Their high prices eat into the purchasing power of wages.

它们的利润通常流向了投资者而非员工。它们的价格耗费了工资购买力。