Sentence examples for change inflation from inspiring English sources

"To change inflation expectations permanently," wrote Mr. Batty of Standard Life, "a much larger monetary response would be needed from the U.S. and Western authorities than that already announced.

At the very least it will change inflation expectations (for the worse) in those countries.

A banking crisis on average is connected with a 6.4% short-term increase in cardiovascular disease mortality (95% CI: 2.5% to 10.1%, p < 0.01) in high income countries, after correcting for prior economic change, inflation levels, population education levels, urbanization, and dependency ratios as well as period- and country-effects.

He blamed successive cuts in government grants for the council's "horrendous" financial situation, which he said had not taken into account population changes, inflation and other costs.

This blew a hole in a well-learned dogma: that changes in inflation follow changes in policy, with long and variable lags.

If using a spreadsheet program such as Excel, you can change the inflation variable throughout retirement instead of using a constant inflation rate.

Inflation has also become much less persistent, in that a change in inflation dies away more quickly.

Now the government could try and change the inflation measure (the tactic they have used to reduce the burden of inflation-linked public sector pensions).

By identifying the source of change in inflation, their analysis results show that import crude oil prices are one of the important sources of inflation in Turkey.

He suggested that one way of guarding against the risks of deflation would be for the chancellor to change the inflation target, forcing the Bank to guard against the dangers of deflation more actively than the risks of rapid inflation.

Most importantly, this can be justified even without a change in inflation target.