Sentence examples for double deflation from inspiring English sources

For this study, the nominal World Input Output Tables for 1995 2009 were converted into deflated World Input Output Tables based on 2009 prices using the double deflation method (United Nations 1999).

Yes, the ONS was fairly bad compared with many countries' both because we didn't allow for double deflation and had a bad habit of collecting the wrong sort of data, but he didn't want to commit himself too far.

This finding is consistent with the practice of constructing tables in constant prices by applying (an adapted form of) the double deflation method (see Dietzenbacher and Hoen [1998, 1999]).

They dismissed as "remote" the "perils that grab headlines", including a double-dip recession, deflation or a housing-market bubble.

The Fed's statement on Tuesday avoided the words deflation and double dip recession.

So you can do all you want on the mortgage rate side, but until you get the so that's a problem in general with deflation, that double negative of the real rate being stratospheric.

The ECB famously raised interest rates twice in 2011, just as the euro crisis was worsening and unemployment was increasing to double-digit levels, bringing deflation ever closer.

But it's the double-digit price depreciation, deflation, that is the problem in that equation.

So, you can do all you want on the mortgage rate side, but until you get the … so that's a problem in general with deflation, is that double negative of the real rate being stratospheric.

Comparing the outlook with that at the Davos economic forum in 2010, he said: "The tail risks of an outright double-dip recession and outright deflation are lower than they were last year, even if the data for the UK and the peripheral eurozone economies seems to suggest there are risks of a double dip".

"So long as credit continues to contract, any recovery is going to be fraught with deflation pressure and double-dip recession risks along the way".