The phrase "and inflation and the" is not correct and does not form a complete thought in written English.
It may be used in a context where it is part of a larger sentence discussing economic factors, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and coherence.
Example: "The report highlighted several issues, including rising costs, and inflation and the impact on consumer spending."
Alternatives: "as well as inflation" or "along with inflation".
A history of wars and inflation, and the post-war assumption that governments will provide safely for retirement, all still push them the other way.
The Fed also releases predictions by those officials of the pace of economic growth and inflation, and the level of unemployment.
Russia's economy is expected to slide into recession this year, as western sanctions over Ukraine spur capital flight and inflation, and the enduring slump in oil prices sharply depresses export revenues.
Growth is falling and inflation and the government's deficit are rising.Modest changes, big fussTo ease the immediate problems and to raise the country's growth rate, more reforms are needed.
What Draghi did was to cut through the endless debates about debt and inflation and the internal logic of the single currency to back his deeds with an unshakeable statement of intent.
Throw in an alienated Kurdish minority combined with an Iran that erupted in 2009 and is now struggling with economic sanctions and inflation, and the possibilities of regional destabilization, mass refugee flows and even war do not seem terribly remote.
The OPEC oil embargoes of 1974 and 1979 contributed to the combination of stagnation and inflation and to the flattening of household incomes for the first time since the beginning of World War II.
On the one side there exists massive asset bubbles and inflation; and on the other side there lies a deflationary depression.
This economic recovery resulted partly from continuing integration into the single European market and from the government's stability plan, which reduced budget deficits and inflation and stabilized the currency.
Excessively low interest rates can lead to asset bubbles and inflation, and set the economy up for a painful retreat.
In the early 1990s, interest rates reached 14percentt and inflation and unemployment soared as the country paid the price for Margaret Thatcher's boom in the 1980s.
