misery index造句

The "misery index" is a crude economic measure that adds together a country's unemployment and inflation rate.

Forbes's annual tax misery index, which evaluates whether taxes attract or repel capital and talent, placed Sweden fourth on the index and Finland ninth.

At a recent 12.7, the misery index is at its highest level since 1983, when Ronald Reagan was president and the great bull markets in stocks and bonds were in their infancy.