British equivalent of the US prime rate.

  A fixed kilowatthour charge for electricity consumed that is independent of other charges and/or adjustments.

The prevalence (i.e., percentage) of people with a disorder in a sample For example, if 20 people in a sample of 100 have dysphagia the base rate of dysphagia in this sample is 20%.

Definition The interest rate that British banks charge to their best customers. Similar to the prime rate in the U.S. This was previously know as the minimum lending rate.

in statistics, the probability by which change influences a phenomenon to a certain degree. The changed condition (or variable) determines the degree to which a phenomenon will be influenced, and thus [..]

the naturally occuring rate of a phenomenon in a population. This is typically compared with the rate of a phenomenon when influenced by a variable to determine by what degree the change influences th [..]

This is the interest rate at which the Bank of England lends money overnight to other banks in return for high quality collateral. The Bank of England moderates the supply of money to banks, and hence [..]

A tariff term referring to ocean rate less accessorial charges, or simply the base tariff rate.

The rate commercial banks charge their best customers. Nationwide Bank uses the base rate from The Wall Street Journal

the base interest rate determined usually by a country's central bank (such as the Bank of England) upon which all other lending or savings interest rates are based.

The interest rate set by the Bank of England which is used as the basis for the rates banks offer and charge customers.

The key interest rate set by the Bank of England. It is the overnight interest rate that it charges to banks for lending to them. The base rate - and expectations about how the base rate will change i [..]

Also known as the “sticker price" or “manufacturer's suggested retail price" (MSRP), the base rate is the standard price of a vehicle before any additions. Generally, the base rate incl [..]

The standard interest rate set by the Bank of England which other financial institutions use as a guide when setting their interest rate. The Bank of England changes the base rate according to whether [..]

The official lending rate at which the Bank of England offers to the market

The generally advertised rate of interest set by a creditor calculated to include Mandatory Costs and Cost of Funds.

The base rate is the percentage of fees banks charge their most qualified borrowers. The term is typically used in the U.K., and is similar in definition to the prime rate in the U.S.  

The periodic cost (usually monthly) to lease or rent a unit of equipment. Taxes may or may not be included.

The base rate is the lowest rate at which a specific lender will offer a loan to customers. The base rate, also called the repo rate, acts as the starting point by which lenders set other interest rates. High street lenders track the daily money market actions of the Bank of England to set their own base rates.

That part of the total electric rate covering the general costs of doing business unrelated to fuel expenses.

 The portion of the total regulated retail electric tariff which covers all costs of delivering energy other than fuel for generation.

A tariff term referring to ocean rate less accessorial chargesor simply the base tariff rate.

The rate public gas and electric utilities charge customers for the cost of providing service, plus a profit. State regulators set base rates.

The portion of the total electric rate that covers the cost of doing business unrelated to fuel expenses.

The portion of a total electric rate that covers the cost of doing business unrelated to fuel expenses.

The rate of interest used as a basis by banks for the rates they charge their customers. In the United Kingdom, the base rate refers to the rate at which the Bank of England lends to discount houses, [..]

The rate of a particular behavior before it was changed. See Baseline.

The cost of a given unit of insurance for each specific type of auto coverage, such as bodily injury and property damage liability. For example, a base rate might be $300 for $100,000 of liability cov [..]

This is the interest rate set by the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) each month to keep inflation as close to the government's 2% target as possible.

A basic rate of interest set by the Bank of England which determines the cost of borrowing money in the UK. Commercial banks use it as a reference point when calculating their own lending charges, mor [..]

The rate at which the Bank of England lends to other banks in the UK.

Interest rate set by the Bank of England upon which other banks base themselves.

A tariff term referring to ocean rate less accessorial charges, or simply the base tariff rate.

Base rates are interest rates of the day fixed by the Central Bank of a country or a monetary Union, which enables it to regulate economic activity. These rates are those remunerated by banks and fina [..]

British equivalent of the US prime rate.

This is the interest rate set every month by the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee. It reflects the rate of interest that the Bank charges commercial banks to borrow money. Base rate is [..]