The phrase "and deflation in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to economics, finance, or any context where inflation and deflation are being analyzed or compared.
Example: "The report highlighted concerns about rising inflation and deflation in the housing market."
Alternatives: "and a decrease in" or "and falling prices in the".
That is because much looser monetary policy is necessary to stave off recession and deflation in the euro zone.
More generally, inflation is low and deflation in the euro zone seems not too far away.Special circumstances may explain some of this.
(This echoes the experience of Japan, which slid into stagnation and deflation in the 1990s around the same time as its working-age population began to shrink).The size and age of the population also influences how many customers and workers businesses can tap, and so how much they will invest.
This estimate along with population estimates of other Nigerian cities have been disputed with accusations of population inflation and deflation in favour of the northern part of the country.
"It's self-defeating, because if you have austerity and deflation in Greece, Portugal and Spain, then the European economy will not recover; firms will fail and jeopardize the banks".
The current European strategy is "internal devaluation", which means expecting Spain to cut wages and thereby restore competitiveness; this can be represented as a downward shift in Spain's AS curve (with the new curve in red): The trouble with this strategy is twofold: it's really, really hard to get wage cuts, and deflation in Spain makes the problem of debt overhang worse.
Therefore, prices on commonly traded goods are likely to converge, causing inflation in some regions and deflation in others during the transition.
OF THE many things that are worrying investors around the world, from tumbling oil prices to the spectre of recession and deflation in Europe, one of the most important, and least understood, is China's debt.
The world needs higher unemployment and deflation in America like a hole in the head.
As such, each was forced to pervert the historical definitions of inflation and deflation in their vain attempts to blame the Fed for the sins of Herbert Hoover, Franklin Roosevelt, and Congress.
The first chart illustrates inflation and deflation in Japan alongside UK inflation.
