Sentence examples for drastic inflation from inspiring English sources

The plan worked effectively for more than two decades, and the Dutch were able to avoid drastic inflation until the breakdown of such corporatist consensus in the 1960s.

In March 1916 Sturmer was also given the key post of minister of the interior, but under his administration the country suffered drastic inflation and a transportation breakdown, which led to severe food shortages.

There was the minor issue of supply shocks — as when gold from the New World caused drastic inflation in Spain — and there were repeated panics and depressions in the 19th century.

Vargas Llosa, a distinguished novelist, advocated a drastic anti-inflation program that alarmed many of Peru's poor.

First, the drastic stretching during inflation flattens any initial space curvature, and so the universe after inflation will look exceedingly like an Einstein de Sitter universe.

Christina Romer calls on Ben Bernanke to adopt a nominal GDP target, and suggests that he consider himself in a position comparable to that of Paul Volcker — where Volcker took drastic action to fight inflation, Bernanke should do likewise to fight unemployment.

Recently, the Bank of England has introduced a lot of flexibility to its mandate, in order to avoid tanking an already anaemic recovery with drastic efforts to get inflation back to 2%.

But the market seems to have decided it's better to take the medicine now than to wait for more drastic measures to counter inflation at a later point".

Fujimori implemented drastic measures that caused inflation to drop from 7,650% in 1990 to 139% in 1991.

His government became increasingly unpopular despite an economic recovery in the mid-1990s that combined steady growth and a drastic decrease in unemployment with low levels of inflation.

The Japanese steel industry, meanwhile, "is confronted with drastic changes, such as stagnation of domestic demand, inflation of cost of resources and the strengthening of the Japanese yen," he said.