realvalue
Real value refers to the value of money, goods, or assets expressed in terms of constant purchasing power, removing the effects of inflation. It contrasts with nominal value, which is measured using current prices. Real value is commonly used in economics and finance to compare values over time and to assess true economic trends.
Real value is typically obtained by deflating nominal figures with a price index such as the consumer
In practice, real value is applied to wages, pensions, investments, and national accounts to assess purchasing
Limitations include dependence on the chosen price index, which affects results; measurement errors in inflation; quality
Some discussions use "real value" synonymously with intrinsic or fundamental value in asset valuation, referring to