Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Reflation in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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For inflation, deflation and reflation.
Reflation is no longer possible and the deflationists are being proven correct.
It is the opposite of reflation.
Reflation is no longer possible anymore
on the Trump reflation view.
Reflation is no longer possible anymore
Sharp deterioration in investor sentiment leading to reflation efforts by central banks.
Reflation is a fiscal ormonetary policy,
to take on risk, and will stimulate modest asset reflation.
Reflation is a fiscal
the economy is now experiencing reflation with improving external demand.
How, without reflation, are we to reverse the trend which has raised the level of unemployment to nearly three and a half million?
that was already recovering, which prolonged asset reflation.
The ongoing upswing of global growth and moderate reflation are likely to benefit emerging markets which suffered during the years of weak growth.
while at the same time enabling reflation at European level.
Just as disinflation is considered an acceptable antidote to high inflation, reflation is considered to be an antidote to deflation which,
a prolonged recession, which would then engender another round of monetary reflation by the Fed.
The excessive currency printing of debt-money has arrived in its final‘reflation' stage of self-destruction because the debt in the world has grown so excessively that the credit-system is gone in reverse mode,
in particular, a reflation of the economy through a large programme of works.
the developing world and to mitigate climate change- could spur global reflation.
If persistent asset reflation requires a significant GDP growth recovery,
unconventional monetary policies have mostly lifted the wealth of the very rich- the main beneficiaries of asset reflation.
final stage of self-destruction. The excessive currency printing of debt-money has arrived in its final'reflation' stage of self-destruction.
This has taken several forms in recent years, ranging from general reflation of the economy or the creation of public works to more specific measures such as legislation facilitating eith er the reduction
of too fast and of too slow a rate of reflation, and proceed simultaneously to increase domestic demand, between those'speed-limits' and within a supporting framework of fairly traditional post-Keynesian policies.
Such a strategy would be designed to bring about stable and lasting reflation and would be in tune with the new conditions that have been created and now prevail in the world economy,