0 a system in which the value of something changes in relation to another value or fixed standard: --
1 a system of changing the value of something in relation to another value or to a fixed standard: --
Two marked weighted dual trees are topologically equivalent when there exists a bijection between the two graphs which respect the intersection matrix and the indexations.
Most pension funds switched to an average-wage plan with solvency-contingent indexation.
Most pension funds have found a solution by switching to an average-wage plan with solvency-contingent indexation and contributions.
The switch from a de facto unconditional indexation towards a solvency-contingent indexation may be seen as a welfare loss for optimising individuals.
Strategic decisions as to the investments, contribution rate and indexation have no impact on the total economic value of the combined stakes of the stakeholders.
The lack of indexation for inflation implies that workers who leave the firm prior to retirement realize little in the way of real retirement benefits.
The pensioners were increasingly complaining that the contribution cuts and restitutions would eat away the reserves for future indexation.
Here post-retirement indexation of the total topped-up to is assumed to be earnings-linked.
