Compound Growth Rate
Key Facts
Abbreviation
CGR
Pronunciation
/ˈkɑmpaʊnd groʊθ reɪt/
Category
Business
Related Field
Accounting
Examples in Context
- Investment bank UBS cut its forecast for the annual compound growth rate of steel production in China over the next five years to 0 per cent from 1.4 per cent.
- To 2011, the compound growth rate will have chance to be 22.9 %.
- Asset securitization enjoyed an 18 percent per annum compound growth rate in the recent two decades.
- Size of the U.S. asset securitization, with 18 % compound growth rate of rapid development, but academic research and operation is relatively backward in comparison.
- Seaborne iron ore demand will continue to grow strongly over the next 10 years, albeit at a low compound annual growth rate.
Other meanings of CGR
Classic Game Room
Misc
Chip Ganassi Racing
Business
Christian Guitar Resources
Community
Center for Gynepathology Research
Academic
Classic Gamer Reviews
Computing
Condensate Gas Ratio
Academic
CATIA Generated Results
Computing