disinflation
অবসান
definition
noun
More than a decade of inflation and disinflation followed in the major developed countries and many developing countries.
reduction in the rate of inflation.
translation of 'disinflation'
মুদ্রাস্ফীতির অবস্থা থেকে অপেক্ষাকৃত স্বাভাবিক বা সুস্থিত অবস্থায় ফিরে আসার প্রক্রিয়া
example
Do we have deflation, inflation, or 'disinflation' in the UK economy?
The US economy is experiencing 'disinflation' , or a fall in the rate of inflation.
"Hong Kong still suffers from 'disinflation' in the wage level which reflects that business conditions are still difficult, " said Lau.
In it, the most powerful central banker in the world talked about 'disinflation' and not deflation in the US.
Rising inflation would be one thing if the raw material of inflation - money - were signaling 'disinflation' ahead.
And even now the employment survey has shown that we have created 500,000 jobs since January, and to the point where we now see that 'disinflation' or deflation is off of the horizon.
Disinflation makes inflationary expectations fade, leading to more 'disinflation' , whereupon inflationary expectations fade more.
Second, even if this opportunity had been missed, subsequent losses could have been reduced if recapitalization had been sought when 'disinflation' sharply lowered interest rates in 1982-1983.
In the transition economies, the early peggers - Czechoslovakia, Estonia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia - performed much better than the floaters, both in terms of the rate and cost of 'disinflation' .
More than a decade of inflation and 'disinflation' followed in the major developed countries and many developing countries.
As high as the default rate is now, it would rise sharply if today's 'disinflation' tipped over into destructive deflation, which increases the real burden of debts.
There are also several specific types of price fluctuations in the economy, such as 'disinflation' , reflation and stagflation.
Indeed, the entire 'disinflation' period coincides with the abandonment of one monetary aggregate after another, as none exhibited a predictable velocity.
The end result has been the same degree of actual 'disinflation' , yet higher bond yields than would otherwise have eventuated in the absence of the speech.
Greenspan is also worried that substantial further 'disinflation' could pinch corporate profit margins and prompt a new round of cutbacks in business spending, which is just starting to revive.
Recessionary 'disinflation' / deflation now seem utterly unavoidable - the question being whether they will occur in 2005 or the following year.
Real wages have declined, and 'disinflation' is continuing with the support of currency appreciation.
It started us on our path of lower and lower inflation - of 'disinflation' .
The question facing policymakers is how long China can maintain this tricky balancing act of being both a source of growth and of 'disinflation' for the rest of the world economy.
The real problem for most companies today is 'disinflation' , or a slowdown in the rate of price hikes.
But other factors, such as 'disinflationary' pressures in the global economy or supply-side developments may also have helped to keep inflation low.
In fact, the heavy issuance of government debt in a 'disinflationary' environment with the Fed reducing interest rates, created additional financial wealth like magic.
Further efforts to deregulate and privatize would help; but increased regulation and government ownership of productive resources could undermine, and even reverse, the 'disinflationary' process.
After all, interest rate setting has its ambiguities too - do lower rates imply expansionary policy or simply a validation of 'disinflationary' pressures?
While I judge this to be an unlikely outcome, the current behavior of consumers would be consistent with creating a dynamic that supports 'disinflationary' trends in the economy.
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