reálértékkel

reálértékkel is a Hungarian term that translates to "real value" or "with real value." It is primarily used in economics and finance to distinguish between nominal values and inflation-adjusted values.

Nominal values represent prices or amounts at their current market price, without accounting for changes in the purchasing power of money over time. For example, a salary of 100,000 HUF in one year might have a different purchasing power than 100,000 HUF in a different year due to inflation.

Real values, on the other hand, adjust nominal values for inflation. This adjustment provides a more accurate picture of the true purchasing power of money. By expressing economic data in real terms, it becomes possible to compare economic indicators across different time periods and understand the actual growth or decline in economic activity and living standards. When discussing economic growth, wages, or the value of assets, it is crucial to specify whether the figures are nominal or real. Using reálértékkel indicates that the value has been adjusted for inflation, providing a more meaningful comparison.