英語 での Deflationary expectations の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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How did these actions affect financial markets and deflationary expectations?
Strictly theorized the theory of deflationary expectations and showed that long-term deflation could occur in an environment of zero interest rates.
How did these actions affect financial markets and deflationary expectations?
As actual prices declined due to those factors, deflationary expectations that prices will not rise but instead decline were generated among people.
These include a slowdown in overseas economies, prolonged appreciation of the yen, a rise in electricity costs,and possible protraction of deflationary expectations.
By doing so, the QQE aims to drastically change the deflationary expectations of economic entities such as businesses and households.
Nevertheless, while those policies were effective in terms of stimulating economic activity,they could not change people's persistent deflationary expectations.
If deflationary expectations are embedded, real interest rates, which are obtained by subtracting expected rates of inflation from nominal interest rates, remain high.
One member expressed the view that the Bank's current commitment to maintain its quantitative easing policy might havebeen causing economic entities to have deflationary expectations.
First, when deflationary expectations were embedded, real interest rates obtained by subtracting the expected rates of inflation from nominal interest rates remained high Chart 7.
In order to escape from such a situation, it became necessary to dispel such deflationary expectations entrenched among the public; namely, to raise their inflation expectations. .
If the deflationary expectations disappear, the holding of low risk-low return assets such as cash will be unprofitable and it is expected to shift to the risky assets on a massive scale.
In Japan, in the midst of prolonged deflation since the latter half of the 1990s,people's inflation expectations declined and deflationary expectations were firmly embedded in society.
The fear that reversing deflationary expectations would prove hard explains why the Fed has cut its official interest rate so quickly since the crisis broke in August 2007.
A key challenge in Japan is that, with deflation having taken hold since the second half of the 1990s,people's inflation expectations have declined and deflationary expectations have become entrenched.
Second, when deflationary expectations were embedded, holding cash and deposits became a relatively better investment even if nominal interest rates were zero or at extremely low levels Chart 8.
First, demonstrate the Bank's determination to definitively overcome deflation in the form of strong and clear commitment,in order to dispel deflationary expectations that have been embedded among firms and households.
First, to eliminate deflationary expectations that were entrenched among firms and households, the Bank showed its determination that it would definitively overcome deflation through a strong and clear commitment.
Furthermore, the fact that the expected growth rate on a nominal basis was lower than that on a real basis even when corporate profits increasedsubstantially in the mid-2000s tells us how persistent deflationary expectations were.
On the other hand as I have explained,under 15 years of deflation, deflationary expectations became entrenched and medium- to long-term inflation expectations drifted down to a very low level.
If expectations for the continuation of the zero interest rate become protracted in a situation where more time is needed to achieve price stability,there is a risk that people's deflationary expectations will intensify in a self-fulfilling manner.
Our work to change deflationary expectations that have been entrenched over time as well as people's behavior under such expectations has been progressing as expected, with the strong reinforcement of an actual rise in the CPI.
They also remarked that price increases originating from the supply-side of the economy, such as the rise in crude oil prices,had the positive effect of dampening deflationary expectations but could also have the negative effect of squeezing corporate profits.
The major reason for this is that, due to prolonged deflation,persistent deflationary expectations-- that is, the recognition that it is natural for prices not to increase-- have become entrenched among people, and they took actions based on such expectations.
This policy differs from the Bank's past monetary easing policies, as well as monetary easing policies implemented by major central banks overseas,in that its policy effects focus on dispelling deflationary expectations by directly working on people's expectations; in other words, on raising people's inflation expectations. .
In a world in which deflationary expectations are entrenched, the holding of cash or deposits becomes a relatively better investment strategy, and firms' incentives to launch new initiatives through investing in business facilities and in research and development become reduced.
In my view, the most important point of our current conduct ofmonetary easing policy is to dispel the deflationary expectations that had been firmly embedded after nearly 15 years of deflation, and to generate mild and stable inflationary expectations. .
Starting from dispelling deflationary expectations, the Bank aims at creating and embedding an economic virtuous cycle of a moderate rise in prices, an increase in sales and profits, an increase in wages, a boost in consumption, and a moderate rise in prices.
Subsequently, even if those factors that induced price declines diminished,once deflationary expectations became entrenched, people would make decisions and take actions on the assumption that prices would not rise. Through this process, deflationary expectations themselves created in a self-fulfilling manner an economy in which prices did not easily rise.