Producer Price Index

A measure of the inflation of goods bought and produced by British industry.

A person or organization that produces goods and services.
Someone who makes artistic products such as a CD, a theater production, a movie, a TV show, etc.
An organism that forms complex organic compounds from simple molecules and an external source of energy.
Arrested for speeding, after which the driver has seven days (or ten days in Ireland) to show his driver's license and supporting documents at the police station.
Furnace for the production of fuel gas as fuel.

Alphabetical list of objects and their location.
Index by index.
Move your finger over a gauge, scale, etc.
A character resembling a pointing hand, used to draw attention to a note or paragraph.
What it shows, what it shows, indicates, manifests or reveals.
Sign, insinuate, sign.
A type of noun whose form value changes depending on context. For example, today's newspaper is a form of index, as the referent will change depending on the context. See also Symbol and Icon.
A unique number calculated from a range of prices or quantities.
A number that represents a property or relationship, a factor.
An embossed suffix denoting strength.
An integer or other key indicating the location of the data, e.g. in an array, vector, database table, associative array, or hash table.
A data structure that improves the performance of operations on a table.
Prologue with the following.
Organize an index for everything, especially long text.
Inventory, inventory.
Normalize inflation to correct inflation by linking it to a price index to maintain real levels.
Ser index to indicate (situation or state of affairs).
Access a value in a data container through an index.