Sentence examples for Sharp deflation from inspiring English sources

Until it was halted in 1949 50 by sharp deflation, revision of labour laws, and a purge of leftists, unionism enlisted 6 million members—almost half of all workers.

The IMF looked at Protracted Large Output Gaps — PLOGs — and found that in general inflation gets squeezed toward, but not below, zero: And our own history actually points in the same direction: the 1930s were marked by sharp deflation in the early years, but considerable inflation as the economy partially recovered, even though unemployment remained very high.

Having an investment strategy for both rampant inflation and sharp deflation is now essential at this juncture.

Now, some will say that a severe recession accompanied by sharp deflation can't occur because banks are currently well capitalized.

The poor performance of most U.S. stocks, especially the retailers, seems to indicate that there will soon be a recession or a sharp profit deflation.

However, it was not: in the mid-1920s – following a period of sharp and prolonged price deflation – hundreds of middenstandsbanken suffered depositor runs and were eventually wound up.

The move appeared to be vindicated on Friday by news that deflation was sharper than expected in January, driven in part by a slump in oil prices.

Add to the picture a combination of an insolvent banking system, mounting domestic deflation and a sharp divide between the relatively wealthy parts of the country and the poor regions, and China's stability could be threatened.

Before total deflation set in, Sharp reclaimed a 3-2 lead 12 seconds later with a please-remember-me wrist shot that took a fortunate bounce by Quick.

Inflation has not behaved quite as one might have expected during the downturn; one might have assumed that so much excess unemployment would lead to sharp declines in inflation and perhaps actual deflation.

On Thursday, the government reported that wholesale prices dropped 0.7percentthethe sharpest decline in 19 months, which suggests that deflation is quickening.