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In constant dollars, the military budget was cut by 22 percent between 1968 and 1975.

Nor are services presented in constant dollars to adjust for price changes.

Per pupil spending has increased by almost 40 percent in constant dollars during the last 10 years.

And for other ones the increases, in constant dollars, have not been sufficient to cover the increased cost of doing research.

Taking into account inflation, this means the industry is likely to lose substantial ground, in constant dollars.

Notes that welfare benefits in constant dollars have been cut by one-third since 1970.

In constant dollars, it would still be only two-thirds of what we were paying at the pump 10 years ago.

When measured in constant dollars, wages have fallen 1 percent below last year.

This contrasts with the value assigned to a good or service measured in constant dollars.

Average hourly earnings of ordinary workers are still 1 percent below their level a year ago in constant dollars.

Typically, the figure will be from two-thirds to four-fifths of today's needs in constant dollars.

But in constant dollars, he added, they are "dramatically lower" than in 1980.

In constant dollars, that is a 27-fold increase.

Prices for movie tickets peaked, in constant dollars, during the 1970s.

The resulting constant dollar value is that which would exist if prices had remained at the same average level as in the base period.

In constant dollars, it remains among the largest.

Adjusted for inflation, the increase is 22 percent, meaning that state spending in constant dollars has grown by about a fifth.

There would also be agreement that military spending would remain fixed in constant dollars for the next five years.

Indeed, our national per capita education expenditures have almost tripled (as measured in constant dollars) since 1960.

Federal spending in constant dollars increased under Bush by 26% in his first four and a half years.

Software revenues were flat at $3.8 billion (or down 2 percent in constant dollars) compared with a year ago.

Construction activity was projected to be about the same in constant dollars, with housing starts probably flat after a drop of 90,000 this year.

While highly volatile, oil prices are typically three or more times times higher than the average 1998 price in constant dollars.

In constant dollar terms we're projecting an increase of 9.2 percent in real export volume.

A more relevant measure of national productivity might be the constant dollar output per capita, whether a person is employed or not.