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buying power

noun as in purchasing power

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For context, $100 in January 2014 had equal buying power as $109.69 in July 2019, an increase just shy of 10%.

From Salon

Frustrating to Democratic stalwarts is the fact that not all voters have been moved by improving economic indicators, with the buying power of “real wages” growing nationally over the last year.

There have been SNP plans for an energy supplier before, using the buying power of the state to challenge the dominant private sector providers of gas and power.

From BBC

Independent grocers lack the buying power of a chain, she said.

Nielsen researchers found that Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders in the U.S., collectively, have $1.3 trillion in buying power or disposable income.

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