单词nominal wages
na.: 名义工资
网络: 名义工资的定义；以金钱为准的工资
名义工资
Second, while real wages seem to be downwardly flexible, nominal wages are less so.
其次，虽然实际工资似乎具备下调的弹性，但名义工资的下调弹性却较小。
Therefore the higher the nominal wages of employees, the more unemployment will be generated by an economic downturn.
因此雇员的名义工资越高，经济下行时产生的失业情况就会更严重。
S. prices leads to a fall in real wealth and usually a fall in real wages, since nominal wages usually adjust slowly to increasing prices.
美国物价上升，又会导致实际财富下降，通常也会导致实际薪资下降，因为名义工资根据物价上涨进行的调整通常是缓慢的。
In return, weak countries would need to commit themselves to falling nominal wages and a programme of fiscal retrenchment.
作为回报，处于困境的国家必须下定决心，降低名义工资，推行财政紧缩计划。
Nominal wages are effectively frozen, and are set to rise by only small percentages in the next few years.
德国的名义工资实际上被冻结，今后几年只会上调很少的百分点。
That seems inconceivable . Moreover , if nominal wages did fall , the debt burden would become worse than forecast.
这似乎是不能想象的。此外，如果名义工资的确下降，债务负担将变得比预期的还要糟糕。
Wage inflation ultimately leads to increases in consumer prices as higher nominal wages boost spending power.
工资水平的上涨最终会传导到消费价格上，因为较高的名义工资会推动购买力。
To get there, nominal wages have shrunk enough to bring unit labour costs down by 7 per cent this year.
为了实现增长，爱沙尼亚的名义工资已大幅萎缩，使今年的单位劳动力成本降低了7%。
In deflation the nominal value of debts remains fixed even as nominal wages, prices and profits fall.
在通货膨胀发生时，名义工资、物价和利润下降，但债务名义价值固定。
But this does not explain why nominal wages are not cut during a depression in order to maintain (not cut) real wages.
但是，这种说法，也没有解释清楚“在萧条时期，为什么不削减名义工资，以保持（而非削减）实际工资？”这个问题。